A Voice from the Eastern Door
A Voice from the Eastern Door
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With seconds left to play in the fourth quarter, Abby Kelly stole the ball tossed in by one of the Norwood-Norfolk players to get an assist with 1.6 seconds left in the game. The Salmon River Girls Varsity Basketball team continued their undefeated streak to bring them 10-0 for the season by beating N-N 69-28. This team has many notable players this season who all contribute to the winning effort. Abby and Anna Kelly have been playing basketball since the 2nd and 4th grade with North Franklin’s...
The North Franklin Basketball team and the team from Massena were the only local teams who entered the tournament at Ellenburg on the weekend of the 29th and 30th. Other teams that joined were placed in a “A” and “B” division. It was fast action competition all weekend and saw so many talented players. Thank you to all the parents who brought their players out to the Ellenburg area....
The Salmon River Girls Hockey Team have ended their season with a record of 4 wins, 2ties, and 14 losses over-all. Thank you to the coaches Jim Barnes and Liz Durfee for helping them out. They will not be in the play-offs this time. Next season will be a time for rebuilding after losing so many seniors. Good luck to all the seniors and we’ll see the rest of the team next year!...
Wednesday night’s boys varsity hockey game between Alexandria Bay and Salmon River included a special demonstration in honor of the late Wayne Castor. After the first period of the game a presentation was made by Ken Kane of Kahnawake. The family of the late Wayne Castor was on hand to award a fan who has contributed as a supporter of the SRC hockey program. Tim “Gumper” Ghostlaw received the award in front of many spectators. He is most remembered for founding the “Dog Pound” at the Salmon Ri...
Two Ahkwesahsne girls play on the Blue Team from Cornwall and the team was victorious and came home as Champions this past weekend....
The Massena Lady Raiders netted a convincing 71-27 win over the Norwood Norfolk Lady Flyers last Friday in front of a home crowd. The Lady Raiders outscored the Flyers 16-5 in the first quarter. The Massena effort was led by Alisha Jacobs (4 rebounds, 3 steals, and 4 assists) and Ashley Hawn with 16 points and 4 three pointers apiece. Emily Sullivan scored 11 points followed by Marissa Truax with 6 points and 9 rebounds. Also contributing were Emma Dupree with 5, Sidney Thompson with 4, Megan...
On Friday the Massena Girls Hockey team ended its last regular season game with a 2-0 loss against Oswego. Prior to the start of the game Massena’s seniors were honored for their dedication and commitment in helping to lay the foundation for the girl’s team. This is the first group of graduating seniors since the inception of the program four years ago. The seniors are Emily Babcock, Brittany Beckstead, Lindsey Rusello and Sarah Reagan. After a scoreless first period, Oswego’s Karissa Favat...
Massena Girls Hockey team seniors were honored during their last home game. They are the first group of seniors since the program began 4 years ago. They are Lindsey Rusello, Sarah Reagan, Brittney Beckstead and Emily Babcock....
By Sierra Delormier Indian Time Intern # 14 Martin Beaulne Akwesasne Warriors forward Martin Beaulne has been on a roll picking up 8 points in the Warriors’ last five games, bringing his league total to 48 points in 31 games. Beaulne, a native of Hawkesbury, Ontario, played junior hockey with the Hawkesbury Hawks from 2002- 2005. In an interview earlier this week Beaulne had this to say: Q. Who had the most impact on you as a young player growing up? A. My father Michelle Beaulne and Eric V...
By Sierra Delormier Indian Time Intern # 21 Patrick Deraspe Patrick Deraspe, a native of Quebec and a seasoned veteran to the sport of hockey, has played the sport for sixteen years and still loves the game. Deraspe has played in professional hockey leagues in Canada, the United States and Europe. Derespe also played in Cornwall for the Comets in the two seasons that the team was in the area. Deraspe has been part of teams that have won championships in Europe (Italy, Germany, and France). The...
By Sierra Delormier Indian Time Intern Last week, the Akwesasne Warriors announced the signing of power forward Travis Stacey. At 6 ‘ 4” and weighing in at over 245 pounds, Stacey brings in his formidable size and shot to a well-rounded Warriors’ team. Coming to the Warriors from the Quebec Junior Hockey League (QJHL), Stacey was selected in the first round (7th overall) by the Gatineau Olympics in the 2006 QMJHL Draft, and was with them for three seasons. He then switched to play for the Kahna...
