The Griffins got off to a hot start, scoring six goals in the first half. The Blue Bombers defense picked up steam after intermission, holding their opponents to just two goals — both of which came with under six minutes left.

Boquet Valley’s Ben Burdo recorded a hat trick and Carson Leibeck netted two goals in the win. The Griffins’ Henry Gibson, Colba Furman and Ezra Wekin each scored one goal.

Lake Placid was outshot 22-5, but found some scoring opportunities throughout the contest.

With around 10 minutes left, Lake Placid’s Ayden McCormick, a freshman, nearly put his team on the board when he split between two Boquet Valley defenders, before his shot was deflected by Boquet Valley’s Trenton Lyon. The Blue Bombers Caleb Wylie, a sophomore, also had a scoring chance late, but that too, was stopped.

Lake Placid’s Seb Cecunjanin attempts a goal kick during Monday’s home game against Boquet Valley. (Enterprise photo — Parker O’Brien)

Lyon finished the game with five saves and Lake Placid’s goalie, Will Landriault, had 17.

The Blue Bombers will look to rebound today when they take on the Seton Catholic Knights on the road. The game will start at 4:30 p.m.

VOLLEYBALL

Northern Adirondack 3,

Lake Placid 0

The Lake Placid volleyball team suffered a 3-0 loss to the Northern Adirondack Bobcats on the road Wednesday. The Blue Bombers fell by scores of 26-24, 25-16 and 25-16.

Norah Galvin led Lake Placid with 14 assists, six points, three digs and two aces. Seniors Sydney Garrison and Nadia Phillip had stand-out performances. Garrison had nine points, nine digs, one ace and one kill. Phillip had 11 kills, nine points, eight digs and one ace.

Kelsey McKillip tied Galvin for a team-high two aces while contributing with four points and two digs. Haileigh LaMare had six digs, two points, one ace and one kill.

Reagan Lamotte had a solid outing for Lake Placid with three digs, two points and one kill. Emily Kostoss had two points and one ace, Brooke Beaney had two digs, Olivia Skutt had one assist and Jillian Kern had one kill.

Lake Placid will host Saranac Lake in its next match on Monday at 6 p.m.