Laurens/Milford 4, Jefferson/Stamford 0 (Saturday) Herkimer's Kayden Crandall finished with 13 stops in the loss. Wyatt Montana, Ollie Wasson, and Frank Panzarella had an assist apiece.Ĭharlie Lambert needed just one save to earn the shutout. The Hawkeyes blanked Herkimer 5-0 on Saturday in a Center State Conference match.Ĭooper Bradley scored twice to lead Cooperstown's offense while Colby Diamond, Owen Marling, and Colyn Criqui each found the back of the net as well.
Morris will visit C-VS/SS on Wednesday while Worcester hosts Schenevus on Wednesday. In the net for the Wolverines was Tyler Head who managed 12 saves while Jonathan Child had eight saves for the Mustangs. Keegan Fraser and Scott Murphy each scored one goal for Morris in the win. The Mustangs beat the Wolverines 2-0 in a boys Tri-Valley League game on Monday. Cooperstown will visit Frankfort-Schuyler on Wednesday. In the net, Charlie Lambert made six saves to earn the win. The Hawkeyes pulled away against Mount Markham in the second half for a 4-2 league victory on Monday.Ĭolby Diamond and Riley Diamond each scored two goals for Cooperstown with Colby and PJ Kiuber each providing an assist.
Laurens/Milford will travel to play Windham-Ashland-Jewett on Tuesday while Schenevus will visit Worcester on Wednesday. If you have any questions.Rhys Calleja scored all three goals for L/M with Aiden Mertz providing an assist.Įthan Reed and Mehki Regg scored for Schenevus with Timothy Greene assisting.Ĭhase Long made three saves for Laurens/Milford while Schenevus' Ryan Spranger made six stops. Some of you all may also remember our Mom as your bank teller for Bank of Boston or Connecticut Savings Bank where she took the time to encourage the people who were lucky enough to step into her line We are raising funds because we were hit with this unexpectedly and also because we want to memorialize her like she deserves. She walked to thousands of sevices throughout her community and acknowledged people by giving sympathy cards, celebratory cards, baking her famous cakes (red velvet)or making her famous strawberry lemonade. She shared information to help whomever needed it. (Thursday was her day to give),she gave coats to kids in her community during winter season. She worked in her churches food pantry giving out food to those in need. She won and was recognized for getting New Haven An All American City win in late 1980's and early 1990's. She also began the city's first block watch party somewhere in the mid 80's, and every July 4th she would go door to door and encourage all the neigbors to bring their backyard cookout to the front of there homes, and gave out flags to post to honor independence. She initiated the Pond Street block watch association in the 1980's. Hazel was a friend and a role model to so many. She was a loving Mom, grandmother, and a great grandmother.
It is with deep regret that we share with you the loss of our Mom.
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