Stillwater/Spa Catholic 50 Rensselaer 0

The SSC defense pitched a shutout while offensively five different players scored touchdowns in the one-sided decision in Stillwater Friday night.

SSC led 8-0 at the quarter break on a 37-yard pass from David Kramek to Kingston David plus the two-point conversion, then in the second period the home squad pulled away.

SSC running back Luke Dejnozka ran for scores of 58 and 40 yards and Kramek connected with Reid Knussman on a 51-yard scoring strike giving SSC a 30-0 lead at the break.

Dejnozka and David added scoring runs in the third frame, while SSC back Connor Day closed out the scoring with a 22-yard TD in the final quarter.

Dejnozka finished the night with 199 rushing yards on 11 carries with Mason Straight adding 72 yards on 11 totes.

Kramer completed 4 of 7 passes for 92 yards while David led the receiving Corp with three receptions for 41 yards.

With the win SSC moves to 5-1 on the year.

Tamarac/Hoosick Falls 42 Mechanicville 0

T/HF took control with a 21-point second quarter and rolled to the road win over the Raiders in Mechanicville on Friday.

A first quarter touchdown run by Glenn Milliman gave the Wildcats an 8-0 lead before the Wildcats opened things up in the second frame with quarterback Owen Hart scoring on a 33-yard run and finding Avery Whalen from 7-yards out and Chase Glover on a 12-yard scoring strike giving T/HF a 28-0 advantage at intermission.

A pair of third quarter touchdown runs of 11 and 7 yards by Grant Glover capped the Wildcat scoring for the night.

Hart threw for 75 yards and ran for 60 yards by nights end.

August Lee led the Wildcat ground game with 84 yards on 9 carries and Milliman finished the game with 64 yards on 10 totes.

With the win T/HF moves to 4-2 on the year while Mechanicville slips to 2-4.

Mechanicville 1 Schuylerville 0

In a defensive battle throughout between two premier Class B squads, Mechanicville scored with five minutes remaining when Luke Bronson found Graham Murphy on a thru ball and Murphy found the back of the net with the game-winner.

Mechanicville keeper Ethan Staunton saved 10 shots in the win

Greenwich 4 Whitehall 0

The Witches Penny Allen tallied twice, and teammates Ava Jirak and Danika Hughes added single scoring strikes to lead Greenwich past Whitehall in girls’ soccer on Friday.

Greenwich keeper Molly Andrew saved eight shots and combined with the Witches “D” for the shutout.

Germantown 3 Spa Catholic 0 Boys soccer

Mechanicville 3 Tamarac 0

Gianna Pitts scored three times, two coming off Tanner Eiseman assists in the Raiders shutout victory over the Bengals of Tamarac on Thursday.

Mechanicville keeper Christina Bornt saved three shots and combined with the Raider defense for the clean sheet.

With the win Mechanicville moves to 10-1, 6-0 on the season.

Greenwich 3 Berlin/New Lebanon 1

The Witches found themselves down 1-0 just two minutes in when Viviene Powers found the back of the net for B/NL, but Greenwich caught B/NL midway through the half took the lead before the break on their way to the win.

Aven McQueen off a Penny Allen find evened the score and Greenwich took the 2-1 lead when Penelope Talmadge tallied off a double assist by Allen and Morgan Cary.

McQueen added her second goal of the match with 1:00 remaining when she connected on a penalty kick.

Greenwich keeper Molly Andrew saved three shots in the win while B/NL goaltender Amelia Faulkner turned back 13 shots in defeat.

Hoosic Valley 2 Hoosick Falls 1

First half goals by Mia MacMillen and Sophia Akin proved just enough for the Valley in their road win over the Falls on Thursday.

MacMillen and Akin’s scoring strikes gave the visitors a 2-0 advantage before Hoosick Falls got on the board late in the half on a Laney Kasulinous finish off an Alivia Criscione feed, cutting the deficit in half heading into the break.

After intermission the defensive units took center stage with no goals allowed sealing then Valley victory.

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Tamarac 3 Spa Catholic 2 OT

Tamarac held a 1-0 lead at the break, and extended their advantage to 2-0 before the Saints tallied twice within 10 minutes sending the match into overtime where the Bengals prevaled.

Matt Setffler, Evan Glenn and Jacob Smith with single tallies paced the Bengals attack while David Redgrave scored both of Spa Catholic’s goals.

Greenwich 1 Waterford 0

The Witches Owen Shannon found the back of the net with the only tally of the match, leading Greenwich past Waterford in action on Wednesday.

Greenwich keeper Mason Foster saved 13 shots and combined with the Witches defense for the shutout.

Waterford goaltender Henry Chapin turned away five shots in defeat.

Mechanicville 4 Berlin/New Lebanon 0

Mechanicville ran out to a 3-0 lead by halftime and cruised from there to the win over B/NL on Wednesday.

Graham Murphy with a hat trick and Ethan Ryder with a header off a Mason Krosky corner accounted for the Raider scoring. Krosky assisted on three of the Mechanicville goals on the night.

Mechanicville keeper Ethan Staunton saved one shot and with the Raider defense combined for the clean sheet.

Cambridge/Salem 4 Hoosic Valley 0

Rowan Ossont, Alex Olsen, Nolan Thomas, and Theo LeBlanc all found the range for C/S in the shutout win over the Valley on Wednesday.

Ossont, Olsen and Kieren Carroll added assists in the victory on Senior Night at Cambridge/Salem.

With the win C/S clinches at least a share of the Wasaren title.

C/S keeper Tyler Beadling saved five shots in the win while Hoosic Valley keeper Travis Bleakley saved eight shots in the loss.

Tamarac 1 Hoosic Valley 0 Tuesday

In a match that was scoreless at the end of regulation, the Bengals earned the win when Ashlyn Tomaro found Isabella Ackner who found the back of the net with the game-winner.

Mechanicville 1 Waterford 0

An unassisted goal in the second half by Tanner Eiseman was all the Raiders needed to get past the Fordians of Waterford on Tuesday.

Mechanicville keeper Christina Bornt saved three shots in the victory while Fordian goaltender Isabella Savage turned back 15 shots in defeat.

Cambridge/Salem 2 Greenwich 2 OT

Playing through regulation and a pair of overtime sessions the two squads settled for the 2-2 deadlock.

After a scoreless first half C/S”s Natalie Wood sandwiched a pair of goals around single strikes from the Witches Averi McQueen and Danika Hughes sending the game into extra sessions where the squads’ defensive units took center stage.

Greenwich keeper Molly Andrew saved six shots in the match while Olivia Keller turned away 14 shots for C/S.

North Warren 5 Spa Catholic 4 OT

In a back-and-forth match throughout North Warren connected with the game-winner in overtime to slip past the Saints on Monday.

CJ Smith and Davis Redgrave both tallied twice to lead the Spa Catholic attack.

Schuylerville 2 Waterford 0

After a scoreless first half a pair of Tyler Thomas scoring strikes led the Black Horses past Waterford in a nonleague match on Monday.

Schuylerville keeper Ethan Spodnick saved four shots in the shutout win, while Waterford goaltender Jonny Atwood stopped 15 shots in the loss.

Hoosic Valley 3 Corinth 2

Connor Seymour with a pair of tallies and Colton Schram with a single strike led the Valley past Corinth in a nonleague battle in Schaghticoke on Monday.

Seymour and Schram both connected before the break staking the Valley to a 2-1 lead that was extended when Seymour found the back of the net in the second half for his second goal of the match.

An Owen Shanahan tally drew Corinth within one at 3-2 late in the half, but the Valley defense shut the door to close out the home “W”.

Cambridge/Salem 4 Fort Ann 2

After a scoreless first half C/S rang the bell four times after the break with three coming from Alex Olsen to earn the nonleague win in action in Monday.

Rowan Ossont added a goal and an assist for C/S with teammates Dawson Honyoust and Brady Brownell also adding assists in the win.

Hoosick Falls Earns Wasaren Golf Title

On Monday at McGreggor Links the Wasaren held their league invitational and at day’s end the Panthers of Hoosick Falls came away with the victory.

In teams of four golfers the Falls bested the field with a 25 over par score with Mechanicville and Hoosic Vallley finishing tied in second with scores of 35 over.

Hoosick Falls Jack Shea led all golfers with around of 74 edging Mechanicville’s Matthew Salvador who carded a round of 75.

Rounding out the top 10 were Spa Catholic’s Mark Mahay and HV’s Owen Harder with rounds of 80, Stillwater’s Tye Morris, Waterford’s Dylan Day and HF’s Spencer Tate with 81’s, HV’s Keegan Antolick 83, and Greenwich’s Sam Zeihm, Mechanicville’s Kolton Rinaldi and Spa Catholic’s Cole Cefalu with rounds of 84.

Mechanicville 7 Greenville 2

Three Raiders enjoyed multiple goal matches in Mechanicville’s comfortable win over Greenville on Saturday.

Ella Manning with a hat trick and Gianna Pitts and Tanner Eiseman with a pair of scoring strikes each led the Raider attack.

Eiseman added three assists as well in a game that saw Mechanicville run out to 4-1 by the break and cruise from there to their eighth win in nine outings.

Mechanicville keeper Christna Bornt saved seven shots in the win while Greenville goaltender Isabelle Hunter turned back eight shots in defeat.

Hoosic Valley 2 Spa Catholic 0

Hoosic Valley used a pair of first-half goals and a lockdown defensive effort to earn the home “W” over the Saints on Saturday.

The Valley got on the board ten minutes in when Abe Mayer rang the bell from just outside the 18 giving the hosts a 1-0 advantage.

Late in the half the second and final tally of the match came when Parker Gela finished a Connor Seymour find for the 2-0 cushion and the Valley defense made it stand.

Berne-Knox Westerlo 2 Cambridge/Salem 1

Single tallies BKW’s by Andrew Pallati and Jack Bennett provided just enough scoring to get past C/S on Saturday.

C/S avoided the shutout on a Nolan Thomas scoring strike.

Cohoes 4 Waterford 0

Cohoes ran out to a 3-0 lead by halftime and rode that cushion to the win in the Homecoming game at Cohoes on Saturday.

Tigers’ Edson with two goals and Olavares and Hoataling with single strikes led the Cohoes aattack.

Cohoes keeper Marcil saved eight shots in the shutout while Waterford keepers Henry Chapin and Jonny Atwood combined for 16 saves in the loss.

Stillwater/Spa Catholic 57 Hudson Falls/Ft. Edward 14

SSC built a 36-0 lead by intermission and rolled to the one-sided decision over HF/FE on Saturday.

Luke Dejnozka rushed for 144 yards on 13 carries with two touchdowns while David Kramek ran for 84 yards on three totes, scoring twice for SSC.

David Kingston Jr. added 28 rushing yards with a touchdown and a 59-yard pick six for SSC.

Defensively Joe Morris enjoyed a monster game with 18 tackles including 10 solos in the win. \

With that win SSC moves to 4-1 on the season while HF/FE slips to 3-2 with the loss.

Mechanicville 44 Green Tech 14

The Raiders ran out to a 14-0 lead after one quarter of play and never looked back in posting a dominant win on Senior Night in Mechanicville.

The home squad rode a strong ground attack to the “W”, rushing for 357 on the night.

Mechanicville quarterback Stephen Doty ran for 158 yards and two scores while through the air Doty was 3-4 for 104 yards and a pair of touchdown strikes.

Pat Doty led the Raider receivers with three catches for 105 yards and two touchdowns, while Mechanicville running backs Jonathon Harris and Jacob Williams combined for 103 rushing yards and a pair of scores.

With the win Mechanicville moves to 2-3 on the year.

Schuylerville 42 Tamarac/Hoosick Falls 20

Schuylerville built a 28-14 lead by the break and held off the Wildcats over the final two periods to earn the road win on Friday night.

The Black Horses opened the game with a 77-yards kickoff return to take a 6-0 lead.

But T/HF quickly answered when August Lee ran for a 63-yard touchdown and with the extra point led 7-6.

Schuylerville then took control finishing the quarter with a pair of TD runs and opening the second frame with a 63-yard scoring strike from Alex Palmer building a 28-7 cushion.

T/HF made it a two-score game before the half when Owen Hart found Porter Driscoll from 8-yards out cutting the deficit to 28-14, but the home squad could draw no closer over the final two quarters.

Emma Willard 6 Schnectady 3

Freshman Phoenix Newell led the way for the Jesters with a hat trick while Gemma Ritchie and the Hill sisters Sally and Jane all added single scoring strikes in the win.

Hoosic Valley 7 Cambridge/Salem 2

Keegan Antolick led all golfers with a round of 41 leading the Valley to the win in action at the Hoosick Falls Country Club on Thursday.

Joining Antolick with match wins were teammates Owen Harder, Craig D’Avilla, and Ryan Morrissey.

Earning match wins for C/S were James Beagle and Sawyer Armstrong.

Mechanicville 1 Greenwich 0

The lone goal in the match came on second half scoring strike by Graham Murphy, and the Raider defense did the rest in posting the home win under the Mechanicville lights on Thursday.

Mechanicville keeper Ethan Staunton saved three shots and combined with the Raider “D” for the clean sheet.

Greenwich goaltender Mason Foster turned away 10 shots in the match.

Waterford 3 Hoosic Valley 0

The Fordians used a hat trick from Connor Belonga and a big defensive effort to notch the win on Senior Night in Waterford.

Belonga put the Fordians on the board just two minutes in, finishing a through ball from Evan Bristol for the 1-0 lead that Waterford took into the break.

At the 64-minute mark it was Belonga again, this time off a steal and score extending the Waterford advantage to 2-0.

The Fordians final tally came on the second Bristol to Belonga connection with just one minutes remaining in the game.

Waterford keepers Jonny Atwood and Henry Chapin combined for four saves and with the Fordian defense for the shutout.

Cambridge/Salem 3 Hoosick Falls 1

C/S’s Alex Olsen, Nolan Thomas and Keiran Carroll and connected on scoring strikes to lead the host squad to the victory over the Falls on Thursday.

C/S’s Rowan Ossont and Theo LeBlanc added assists in the match.

Trevor Sheldon with a single tally led the Panthers attack.

C/S keeper Tyler Beadling saved three shots in the contest while Hoosick Falls keeper Richie Bartholomew turned away six shots in the game.

Hoosic Valley 2 Warrensburg 2 Wednesday

Hoosic Valley sandwiched two goals around a pair of Warrensburg tallies in a match the ended deadlocked at 2-2 in Warrensburg on Wednesday.

The visitors from Schaghticoke gained the lead in the 38th minute on an Emit Schmidt header off a Connor Seymour cross and the Valley took that one goal lead into intermission.

After the break a pair of Ben Birkholz tallies gave the host squad a 2-1 advantage, but with three minutes remaining Hoosic Valley’s Colton Schram found the back of the net on a PK with the equalizer.

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Mechanicville 9 Greenwich 0

Mechanicville ran out to a 5-0 lead by halftime and cruised to the win over Greenwich on Wednesday.

Gianna Pitts led the Raider attack with four goals while Tanner Eiseman and Ella Manning added two scoring strikes each with Calli Christensen connecting on a single tally for Mechanicville.

Mechanicville keeper Christina Bornt did not record a save in the shutout, while Greenwich keeper Molly Andrew saved 14 shots in the match,

With the win Mechanicville moves to 7-1 on the year.

Tamarac 7 Cambridge/Salem 0

Holding a 1-0 lead at the break, Tamarac scored six unanswered in the second half to pull away to the road “W” over Cambridge/Salem.

Ava Petersen with a hat trick, Zoe Phillips with a pair of goals, and Ryleigh Ogden and Ashlynn Tomaro with single strikes paced the Bengals attack.

Tamarac keeper Lily Onorato combined with the Bengal defense to earn the shutout.

Emma Willard 2 Hoosic Valley 1

In a tight match throughout Emma Willard built a 2-0 lead and held off the Valley to post the narrow victory in Schaghticoke.

Ani Jerian connected on a direct kick in the first half giving the Jesters the 1-0 advantage that they took into intermission.

After the break Emma Willard extended their lead on an unassisted tally from Phoenix Newell.

With 18:00 remaining in the match the Valley drew within one when Mia MacMillen broke through defenders and finished in the low, left corner trimming the Jester lead, but the host squad could draw no closer as the Emma Willard defense sealed the “W”.

Emma Willard keeper Lucy Neidl saved four shots in the victory while Hoosic Valley keeper Lily Ruepp saved seven shots in the match.

Waterford 3 Hoosick Falls 2

In a back-and-forth match in Hoosick Falls on Wednesday that saw multiple lead changes the Fordians scored the final goal of the night late in the second half and held on for the road win.

The two squads traded goals in the first half with Waterford’s Riley Noto striking first and the Falls’ Alivia Criscione answering sending the teams to the break knotted at 1-1.

In the second half Waterford gained the lead on a Kierra Johnson tally that was soon answered when Criscione split the posts with her second scoring strike of the game, tying things at 2-2.

Late in the half the Fordian’s Noto connected on her second strike in the match and the eventual game-winner giving Waterford the well-earned victory.

Waterford 6 Cambridge/Salem 3

The Fordians Dylan Day led all golfers with a round of 42, leading Waterford past C/S in action at Fairways of Halfmoon.

Top scores for Waterford included Landon Pitcher 44, Evan Cavosie 48, and Bradley O’Connor with a round of 53.

Scores for C/S included James Beagle 46, Cody Donisthrope 47, with Connor Genevick and Sawyer Armstrong carding 49’s in the match.

With the win Waterford moves to 5-7-1 on the year while C/S goes to 4-8-1 with the loss.

Waterford 2 Hoosick Falls 0

Conner Belonga and Landon Pitcher connected for scores and the Fordian defense did the rest in Waterford’s road win on Tuesday night.

Belonga put Waterford on the board just eight minutes in netting a rocket from just outside the 18 for the 1-0 lead that took the two squads into the break.

Waterford nursed the narrow cushion until Pitcher, off a Belonga find, split the posts for the insurance goal with 12:00 remaining.

Fordian keepers Henry Chapin and Jonny Atwood combined for four saves in the shutout, while Hoosick Falls keeper Richie Bartholomew turned back 15 shots in the match.

Cambridge/Salem 3 Tamarac 0

Rowan Ossont with a pair of goals and Alex Olsen with a single strike led C/S past Tamarac at Clum’s Corners on Tuesday night.

C/S keeper Tyler Beadling with five saves combined with the C/S defense for the shutout.

Tamarac goaltender Sebastian VanSluyters saved 13 shots in defeat.

Hoosic Valley 2 Mechanicville 0

Hoosic Valley used a pair of first half tallies and lockdown defense to capture the win in Schaghticoke on Tuesday afternoon.

Midway through the first half Colton Schram went lower left on a penalty kick to give the Valley the 1-0 advantage.

Later in the half a Connor Seymour corner found William Cottrell who found the back of the net for the 2-0 lead and the Valley defense made it stand keeping the potent Mechanicville attack in check throughout the match.

Stillwater 7 Spa Catholic 2

Trailing 2-1 at the break Stillwater scored six unanswered goals after intermission to earn the road win at Gavin Park in Saratoga on Tuesday.

Hoosic Valley 5 Granville 3

In a game tied 2-2 at the half, the Valley used three second-half strikes to pull away for the non-league “W” over Granville on Monday.

Colton Schram and Keagan Tompkins both tallied twice for the visitors and Parker Gela added a single scoring strike in the win.

Alex Rowell with two goals and Carter Lehoisky with a single strike led the Granville attack.

Mechanicville 8.5 Spa Catholic .5

Mechanicville’s Matthew Salvadore carded the low round of 34 leading the Raiders past the Saints in action at the Mechanicville Golf Club on Tuesday.

Joining Salvadore with match wins were teammates Joh Cady, Dylan Salvadore, AJ Messercola and Brody Landy.

Mechanicville’s Vinny Taylor and Spa Catholic’s Cole Cefalu finished all square in flight two, splitting the point.

The Raiders won in stroke play 120-135 earning the three points.

Mechanicville moves to 12-2 on the year with the win, while Spa Catholic goes to 6-6-1.

Hoosick Falls 7 Hoosic Valley 2

The Falls Aidyn DeGraaf fired the low round of 39 in the Panthers win over the Valley on Tuesday at the Hoosick Falls Country Club.

Other low scores for the Falls included Quinn Haynes 40, Spencer Tate 42, Cole DeLuca 44, Zach Houghton 45, Colton Brust 47, Jack Shea 49, and Memphis Hathaway with a round of 51.

Hoosic Valley scores included Keegan Antolick 40, Ryan Morrissey 44, Ryan Seymour and Owen Willaims with rounds of 51, Tyler Bosson 52, and Carson Rassmussen with a round of 59.

The Falls improves to 8-6 on the year with the victory.