A Voice from the Eastern Door
A Voice from the Eastern Door
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The Salmon River Lady Shamrocks hockey season recently came to an end in the 2018 NYSPHSAA tournament championship at SUNY Oswego. Meanwhile, the Shamrocks boys varsity hockey and basketball teams, along with the Massena boys hockey team closed out their regular seasons, and the varsity basketball teams each lost in Class B playoffs. They lost 4-1 to Frontier-Lake Shore-Orchard Park on Feb. 11. Lexi Lazore scored Salmon River's goal on a power play, with an assist from Olivia Moulton. The team...
The Salmon River Shamrocks boys hockey team on Feb. 14 honored six senior members of their team who are playing their last season with the green and white. Those recognized include defenseman Tehakwirakarenrons McDonald, forward Preston Benedict, forward Kenan Herne, forward Jacob Cook, forward Gage King-Gorman and forward Dylan Wylie. Several dozen relatives, friends and supporters of Cook showed up with cutouts of his headshot on sticks, which they waved around in the audience throughout the...
Submitted by Stéphane Bissonnette The coaching staff of the Akwesasne Wolves Bantam Girls could not have asked for much more out of their players as they won gold at the Glengarry Heartbeaker Tournament. The Wolves opened up the tournament with a 3-0 win over the Kanata Rangers B1. Riana White's aggressive play netted her with 2 goals while Maranda Richer's never-stop momentum resulted in a goal. Abby Pennell and Emily Betournay-Kuhn both had an assist. In the second game, the Wolves faced off...
Thirteen years ago, the Salmon River Boys Hockey community lost a great fan and supporter. Wayne Castor had passed onto the spirit world but he left behind a legacy of support and loyalty of what it means to be a true fan of high school hockey. With that legacy, the friends and family of Wayne Castor memorialize his spirit with the Wayne Castor Salmon River Hockey Fan award each year. This year's award was presented to Tim Gray for his dedication and enthusiasm to Salmon River Hockey. For years...
Thank you At the final buzzer of the 2017-2018 season, we were dubbed 2nd in NY State. We would not have been able to do it without the tremendous support of the Salmon River community. It all started in Potsdam when it felt like we were playing at the Tom Cavanaugh Arena because when you looked at the stands you saw a sea of green. The cheers that came from those stands fueled us at times when we felt physically and mentally exhausted. Then the following week came and the community braved the...
