Chazy scored twice in the first 11 minutes and never looked back as they advanced to the State Championship game with a 3-0 win over Alfred-Almond.
Brandon Laurin headed-in a goal off a long throw-in from Nathan Reynolds to give Chazy the lead at 7:16. Hunter Dominy made it 2-0 at the 10:53 mark, knocking in his own rebound, and the Eagles were on their way.
Freshman Derek Drake added the final goal midway through the second half to clinch the victory.
Austin Santor was strong in goal for Chazy, making six saves in posting another shutout.
Chazy faces rival Hamilton for the Class D state title today at 1 PM.
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Sunday, November 20, 2011
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Eagles defeat Willsboro 1-0: Section VII Champions Again!
Hunter Dominy's goal early in the first half stood up as the game-winner as Chazy avenged their two regular season losses to Willsboro, winning the Section VII Class D championship 1-0 on November 5.
Along with the early goal, the key to the win was Chazy's defense keeping league-leading scorer Clay Sherman off the score sheet.
Jordan Barrierre picked up the assist on Dominy's goal. Goalkeeper Austin Santor made a big save in the second half, punching the ball away off a corner kick to preserve the shutout. Chazy outshot Willsboro 16-2. Willsboro keeper Cody Sayward made 10 saves for the Warriors.
The Sectional Championship is Chazy's fifth consecutive and 12th in the past 14 years. They will move on to meet Parrishville-Hopkinton of Section X in the Regional playoffs on Saturday November 12 at PHS field.
Friday, September 23, 2011
Eagles beat Seton Catholic 4-0.
Chazy added another victory in the new Northern Soccer League, defeating Seton Catholic 4-0 on September 19th. Brandon Laurin scored a hat trick to lead the Eagles, who raised their conference record to 3-0.
Cole Chaskey scored the other goal for Chazy. Nelson Pelton had a pair of assists, and Hunter Dominy added another. Austin Santor notched another shutout, with two saves, as the Eagles outshot Seton 20-2.
Cole Chaskey scored the other goal for Chazy. Nelson Pelton had a pair of assists, and Hunter Dominy added another. Austin Santor notched another shutout, with two saves, as the Eagles outshot Seton 20-2.
Monday, September 19, 2011
Chazy beats Saranac 4-0.
The Eagles improved their overall record to 4-1 with a 4-0 victory over Saranc on Saturday September 17. Brandon Laurin scored two goals to lead the Chazy attack.
Nelson Pelton and Nathan Reynolds also scored for Chazy. Austin Santor notched the shutout in goal, as the Eagles outshot Saranac 18-5.
Nelson Pelton and Nathan Reynolds also scored for Chazy. Austin Santor notched the shutout in goal, as the Eagles outshot Saranac 18-5.
Chazy 4, NAC 0
Chazy won their first game in the new Northern Soccer League, defeating Northern Adirondack 4-0 on Monday September 12th.
Jordan Barriere scored twice, and Brandon Laurin and Josh Peete added goals for the Eagles.
Jordan Barriere scored twice, and Brandon Laurin and Josh Peete added goals for the Eagles.
Monday, September 12, 2011
Chazy season under way
The defending NY State champion Chazy Eagles got their season under way last week, hosting the Frankie Garrow Memorial tournament played annually in honor of former Chazy soccer player Frankie Garrow, who passed away in a tragic car accident in 2009.
In the first game, Chazy shut out Beekmantown 2-0 to advance to the championship game.
In the finals, though, the Eagles lost a tough one to PHS, 1-0.
Video of the game is here, on the Hometown Cable network site.
Last year, Chazy lost a close game to PHS in the final of the Garrow tournament, but things worked out just fine, as that would be the only defeat of the year for Chazy, who finished with a 21-1 record and a state championship. This defeat won't be a problem if this year turns out anything like last season.
In a big change, this year Chazy will be competing in a new league, in Division II of the Northern Soccer League. The Eagles will be joined in the division by longtime MVAC rivals Elizabethtown, Westport and Willsboro, along with larger schools Lake Placid, Northern Adirondack, and Seton Catholic. The league this year will definitely be a tougher challenge, competing against the larger schools, but the Eagles should be up for the challenge.
The Press-Republican last week published a preview of the season, complete with rosters of all the teams.
The Chazy Varsity Boys Soccer Alumni Facebook page has posted a schedule for this season:
Frankie Garrow Memorial Tournament
09/01 - Beekmantown W 2-0 (1-0-0)
09/03 - Plattsburgh L 0-1 (1-1-0)
09/12 - at Northern Adirondack W 4-0 (2-1-0)
09/14 - Elizabethtown
09/17 - at Saranac
09/19 - Seton Catholic
09/21 - at Willsboro
09/26 - Lake Placid
09/28 - at Westport
10/01 - Ogdensburg
10/04 - Northern Adirondack
10/06 - at Elizabethtown
10/11 - at Seton Catholic
10/13 - Willsboro
10/18 - At Lake Placid
10/20 - Westport
11/05 - Section VII Championship
The Facebook page has a lot of good info, like Chazy's all-time won-loss record. If you're on Facebook, you should check it out.
In the first game, Chazy shut out Beekmantown 2-0 to advance to the championship game.
In the finals, though, the Eagles lost a tough one to PHS, 1-0.
Video of the game is here, on the Hometown Cable network site.
Last year, Chazy lost a close game to PHS in the final of the Garrow tournament, but things worked out just fine, as that would be the only defeat of the year for Chazy, who finished with a 21-1 record and a state championship. This defeat won't be a problem if this year turns out anything like last season.
In a big change, this year Chazy will be competing in a new league, in Division II of the Northern Soccer League. The Eagles will be joined in the division by longtime MVAC rivals Elizabethtown, Westport and Willsboro, along with larger schools Lake Placid, Northern Adirondack, and Seton Catholic. The league this year will definitely be a tougher challenge, competing against the larger schools, but the Eagles should be up for the challenge.
The Press-Republican last week published a preview of the season, complete with rosters of all the teams.
The Chazy Varsity Boys Soccer Alumni Facebook page has posted a schedule for this season:
Frankie Garrow Memorial Tournament
09/01 - Beekmantown W 2-0 (1-0-0)
09/03 - Plattsburgh L 0-1 (1-1-0)
09/12 - at Northern Adirondack W 4-0 (2-1-0)
09/14 - Elizabethtown
09/17 - at Saranac
09/19 - Seton Catholic
09/21 - at Willsboro
09/26 - Lake Placid
09/28 - at Westport
10/01 - Ogdensburg
10/04 - Northern Adirondack
10/06 - at Elizabethtown
10/11 - at Seton Catholic
10/13 - Willsboro
10/18 - At Lake Placid
10/20 - Westport
11/05 - Section VII Championship
The Facebook page has a lot of good info, like Chazy's all-time won-loss record. If you're on Facebook, you should check it out.
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Chazy 5, Fort Ann 0: Eagles advance to state final
Chazy trounced Fort Ann 5-0 today to advance to the Class D New York State championship game for the sixth time in seven years.
They'll face Hamilton, who came back from a late deficit to beat Chazy in the final in 2008. Last year, the Eagles had a comeback of their own, bouncing back from a 1-0 deficit to win the game and knock Hamilton out of the tournament.
Who will win the third showdown between these teams? No lead is safe,that much is for sure.
They'll face Hamilton, who came back from a late deficit to beat Chazy in the final in 2008. Last year, the Eagles had a comeback of their own, bouncing back from a 1-0 deficit to win the game and knock Hamilton out of the tournament.
Who will win the third showdown between these teams? No lead is safe,that much is for sure.
Chazy girls win NY state championship!
Congratulations to the Chazy girls, who won the New York State Class D championship today, with a 3-1 victory over Smithtown Christian! The girls allowed only 2 goals all season long in winning their second state championship, and their first sole title (they shared the title after a tie in the championship game a couple of years ago.)
Congrats again on an awesome championship season!
Congrats again on an awesome championship season!
Monday, November 1, 2010
MVAC Final: Chazy 3, Johnsburg 0
Chazy won the conference championship again, defeating Johnsburg 3-0 on October 23rd. Kyle McCarthy scored two goals and Brandon Laurin added the third.
Austin Santor registered yet another shutout for the Eagles in goal.
Chazy improved its record to 15-1, the only loss coming in a non-conference matchup against Class B team PHS in the first game of the season.
Austin Santor registered yet another shutout for the Eagles in goal.
Chazy improved its record to 15-1, the only loss coming in a non-conference matchup against Class B team PHS in the first game of the season.
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Chazy 13, Crown Point 0, October 12
The #1 ranked Eagles poured on the offense in their 13-0 demolition of Crown Point. Andy Rabideau scored twice and Cody Toohill, Craig Botten, Hayden Guay and Austin Santor recorded their first career goals for Chazy. The Eagles outshot Crown Point 48-2.
Chazy remains unbeaten in the conference at 8-0, and improves to 12-1 overall.
In four games this week, the Eagles outscored their opponents 27-0.
Chazy remains unbeaten in the conference at 8-0, and improves to 12-1 overall.
In four games this week, the Eagles outscored their opponents 27-0.
Chazy 2, Ausable 0, October 9
Chazy notched another non-conference shutout win, beating Ausable Valley 2-0. Nathan Reynolds and Jordan Barriere scored second-half goals for the Eagles, who won their second non-league game in two days.
Friday, October 1, 2010
Chazy 7, Willsboro 1, September 28th
Chazy wallops Willsboro.
The boys move to an 8-1 overall record on the season, and stay undefeated in the conference, bringing their MVAC record to 6-0.
Kyle McCarthy scored 3 goals and added an assist to lead the scoring.
The boys move to an 8-1 overall record on the season, and stay undefeated in the conference, bringing their MVAC record to 6-0.
Kyle McCarthy scored 3 goals and added an assist to lead the scoring.
Thursday, September 2, 2010
2010 season about to get under way
The Chazy boys, defending NY State Champions, begin their 2010 season tonight, hosting the first annual Frankie Garrow Memorial Tournament in Chazy.
From the Press-Republican: "Today's opening-round action has Beekmantown versus Canton at 5 p.m., followed by Plattsburgh High School against Chazy at 5 p.m. The third-place and championship games will be played Saturday at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m., respectively.
Admission is $2 for adults and $1 for students."
The tournament honors the late Frankie Garrow, a member of last year's state championship team who tragically died in a car accident in December.
From the Press-Republican: "Today's opening-round action has Beekmantown versus Canton at 5 p.m., followed by Plattsburgh High School against Chazy at 5 p.m. The third-place and championship games will be played Saturday at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m., respectively.
Admission is $2 for adults and $1 for students."
The tournament honors the late Frankie Garrow, a member of last year's state championship team who tragically died in a car accident in December.
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Chazy beats Hamilton 2-1 in state semifinals
Chazy advanced to the state championship game with a 2-1 win over Hamilton.
Matt Gravelle's first career goal with 9:45 left in the game turned out to be the game-winner. The Eagles gained a measure of revenge by knocking out Hamilton, the team that came from behind to beat Chazy in the state championship game last year.
Hamilton took a 1-0 halftime lead when Drew Thompson scored on a header off a free kick. Chazy tied the game early in the second half when Kyle McCarthy scored from Tyler Bulriss.
Chazy outshot Hamilton 18-7 for the game. Austin Santor made 4 saves for the Eagles, who will face Northville in today's New York State Class D championship game.
Matt Gravelle's first career goal with 9:45 left in the game turned out to be the game-winner. The Eagles gained a measure of revenge by knocking out Hamilton, the team that came from behind to beat Chazy in the state championship game last year.
Hamilton took a 1-0 halftime lead when Drew Thompson scored on a header off a free kick. Chazy tied the game early in the second half when Kyle McCarthy scored from Tyler Bulriss.
Chazy outshot Hamilton 18-7 for the game. Austin Santor made 4 saves for the Eagles, who will face Northville in today's New York State Class D championship game.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Chazy advances to the Final Four
Chazy advanced to its 10th New York State Class D Final Four in the last 13 years with a 5-0 trouncing of Harrisville.
Brandon Laurin and Tyler Bulriss each scored two goals to lead the Eagles, who outshot Harrisville 30-2 in the dominating win.
The Eagles move on to the semifinals in Oneonta this weekend.
Friday, October 9, 2009
Chazy 1, E'town 0 (OT)
Kaleb Snide scored in overtime to give Chazy the dramatic win over Elizabethtown.
Keeper Austin Santor notched Chazy's fourth consecutive shutout.
The win raises the Eagles' MVAC record to 7-0-1 on the season, and their overall record to 9-0-2, the only blemishes coming against Class B PHS in overtime in a nonleague game, and a 2-2 tie against Elizabethtown in their earlier matchup.
E'town falls to 5-2-2 in the league.
Keeper Austin Santor notched Chazy's fourth consecutive shutout.
The win raises the Eagles' MVAC record to 7-0-1 on the season, and their overall record to 9-0-2, the only blemishes coming against Class B PHS in overtime in a nonleague game, and a 2-2 tie against Elizabethtown in their earlier matchup.
E'town falls to 5-2-2 in the league.
Chazy 5, Westport 0
Five different players scored for the Eagles as they routed Westport 5-0 on October 6th.
The goal scorers were Shea Howley, Hunter Dominy, Jordan Barriere, Kyle McCarthy and Kaleb Snide. Austin Santor recorded Chazy's third straight shutout in goal, as Chazy improved to 6-0-1 in the MVAC.
The goal scorers were Shea Howley, Hunter Dominy, Jordan Barriere, Kyle McCarthy and Kaleb Snide. Austin Santor recorded Chazy's third straight shutout in goal, as Chazy improved to 6-0-1 in the MVAC.
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