North Country received 21 or more points from Langston Cook (26), Randall Saintilus (25) and Frane Larose (21) in a game that saw a combined 181 points.  "A lot of athletes on the floor," Saints coach Chad LaDue said. "We tried to speed the game up, which we thought would be in our favor.  "Sometimes, with our pressure, we got good things out of it. Sometimes, it led to easy opportunities for them."  LaDue was pleased with the balanced scoring from the trio of Cook, Saintilus and Larose.  "They had a great game," LaDue said. "You know, the beauty of those three is they're all new players to us — two freshmen and a transfer to have that impact on us.  "I can't say enough about Randall. You go ahead and have 25 points, 14 rebounds and six blocks, it's a pretty big night."  Cook added six assists, while Larose dished out five. Matthew Gullotta pulled down nine rebounds in the victory.  North Country will go head-to-head with SUNY Broome Community College at Clinton Community College at 7 p.m. today.