LOWVILLE — Kiana Beller nailed a high-arching shot into the upper right-hand corner of the goal to lift Lowville to victory, 4-3 over Massena, in the championship game Saturday of the Lewis County Stop DWI Tournament.

Rachel Ashley provided two first-half goals, and Olivia Hanno also scored for Lowville (2-0 overall).

Kristen Paller contributed one goal and an assist, and Myssa LaClaire and Paulina Behrens added goals for Massena (1-1).

HERKIMER 2, COPENHAGEN 0

Sarah Johnson and Coree Woodrick registered goals to power Herkimer (1-1) to victory over the Golden Knights (0-2) in the consolation game of the Lewis County Stop DWI Tournament.

THOUSAND ISLANDS 8,

BEAVER RIVER 5

Courtney Henry netted five goals — three in the first half — to lead the Vikings to a victory in the championship game of the Ed Beerman Tournament at Clayton. The game also counted in the Frontier League "C" Division standings.

Emily Kellogg added a pair of goals and three assists, while Jessica Little also scored for Thousand Islands (2-0, 1-0).

Angeline Waryasz fueled Beaver River's attack with four goals, while Emily Zehr added a score. Laura Ludes assisted three times for the Beavers (1-1, 0-1).

LAFARGEVILLE 2, LYME 0

Kendra Cole and Mariah Woodburn each scored first-half goals to power the Red Knights (1-1) to victory in the consolation game of the Ed Beerman Tournament.

Tamara Ives made nine saves in the shutout.

Lyme is 0-2.

IMMACULATE HEART 9, CORCORAN 0

The Cavaliers tallied five first half goals en route to a victory in the Sue Grappotte tournament at IHC.

Briana Guarino scored three times, while Katelynn Chamberlain tacked on a goal and two assists for IHC (1-1). Emily LaLone and Sarah Ward each had a goal and an assist.

Chiara Alteri, Angela Vespa, and Adriana Spicer also scored for the Cavaliers.

CHITTENANGO 4, CARTHAGE 2

Emily Smith's two goals keyed Chittenango's victory in the IHC Sue Grappotte Tournament.

Katie Ferris and Katherine DeRonda scored, and Sarah Johnson made 13 saves for the Comets (0-2).

WEST GENESEE 6, SOUTH JEFFERSON 0

Six different West Genesee players scored during a Sue Grappotte tournament game at IHC.

The Spartans dropped to 1-1.

WATERTOWN 9, NOTTINGHAM 0

Taylor Nims scored four first-half goals to propel the Cyclones to the consolation victory in the Jamesville-DeWitt Tournament.

Jillian VanNostrand and Taylor Hughes each added two goals, while Maureen Keggins contributed one goal and two assists for WHS (1-1). Three goalies combined for just four saves. Nims and Hughes made the all-tournament team.

CENTRAL SQUARE 7, APW 1

The Rebels fell in the championship game of the Fall Classic at Central Square.

Candace Fassler scored the lone goal for APW (0-1-1) early in the second half.

BELLEVILLE HENDERSON 2, PULASKI 1

Bailey Allen struck for two goals to help boost the Panthers to a season-opening nonleague victory at Pulaski.

Karlye Eastman supplied an assist, and Courtney Kohl made eight saves for Belleville Henderson.

HARRISVILLE 4, CANTON 1

The Pirates (2-0) scored two goals in each half to claim a win over Canton in the championship game of the Cougar Classic in Russell.

Hunter Fowler, Katelyn Hart, Leah Malbeuf and Mary LaPlatney scored for the Pirates. Katelyn Fanning scored for the Golden Bears (1-1).

BOYS

LYME 4, SACKETS HARBOR 1

Offensive MVP Josh Lothrop scored three goals and assisted on a fourth to lead the Indians to the title of the Ed Beerman Tournament at Sand Bay.

Jordan Jenkins contributed one goal and one assist for Lyme (2-0), and Lucas Weston made two saves in goal. Lyme's Luke Norman was the Defensive MVP and Corey Walker of Lyme made the all-tourney team.

LOWVILLE 2, COPENHAGEN 0

The Red Raiders notched a pair of first half goals during the second day of the Tug Hill Tournament.

Kyle Curry scored in the 13th minute, while Dan Cannan added a goal in the 31st. A.J. Capone had both assists, while Zach Haenlin recorded seven saves for the shutout for Lowville (2-0).

Paul Sawyer stopped five shots for the Golden Knights (0-1).

LAFARGEVILLE 4,

BELLEVILLE HENDERSON 0

Four players scored to lead the host Red Knights to the championship of the LaFargeville Tournament.

Taylor Parks, the tournament MVP, and Dan Mills each generated first half goals, while Garett Robbins and Corey McKee found the net after halftime for LaFargeville (2-0).

HARRISVILLE 1, CLIFTON-FINE 0

Nate Wood scored in the 60th minute to give the Pirates a win over Clifton-Fine (0-2) in the consolation game of the LaFargeville Tournament. Tom Coloney made three saves for the Pirates (1-1).

GENERAL BROWN 7, SANDY CREEK 1

Jason Aldrich had four goals and two assists as the Lions won the championship game of the General Brown Tournament at Dexter.

Sam Bourcy, Nate Brenan and Matt Damon also scored for General Brown (2-0). Bourcy contributed three assists — all to Aldrich.

Alex Howland scored for the Comets (1-1).

WATERTOWN 1, CENTRAL SQUARE 0

Chris Waterbury buried the winning goal in the 30th minute to help lift the Cyclones to a season-opening nonleague victory at Watertown High School.

Justin Eatha provided the assist, and Tim Madden made 12 saves in the shutout.

Goalie Colin Desmond turned away 11 shots for Central Square.

SOUTH JEFFERSON 6,

EDWARDS-KNOX 1

Tom OYong supplied two goals and one assist to lead the Spartans (1-0-1) to a win in the championship game of the Cougar Classic in Russell.

Spencer Parson added two goals for the Spartans. Chris Besaw and Shea Denny also scored for South Jefferson.

Dan Corbine scored for the Cougars (1-1).