Greenwich 69 Mechanicville 42

Leading Scorers: Witches – Brooke Kuzmich 15 Jordan Wolfe 14 Alexa Jansen 12 Bailee Wolfe 10 Raiders – Olivia Dowd 12

Key Stat: Holding a 29-24 halftime lead, Greenwich took control with a 26-10 third frame.

Take Away: The Witches put four players in doubles and pulled away after the break to the Wasaren title.

Spa Catholic 72 Tamarac 69

Leading Scorers: Saints – David Redgrave Jr. 18 Bryce Petersen 16 Reid Knussman 13 Jason Thompson 12 Thomas Zayac 11 Bengals – Sam Kuiken 24 4, 3’s Carter Harris 14

Key Stat: Spa Catholic outscored the Bengals 35-31 after the break.

Take Away: With the Bengals holding a 38-37 lead at halftime, Spa Catholic edged in front 53-51 entering the final quarter and held off Tamarac to earn the Wasaren crown Saturday afternoon in Schaghticoke. The Saints who rode balanced scoring all year long put five players in doubles and bottomed nine triples in the win.

Cambridge 50 Hoosick Falls 39

Leading Scorers: Cambridge – Connor Genevick 13 Luke MacDougal 12 Falls – Driscoll 12 Tate 11 3, 3’s Austin Cavanaugh 10

Key Stat: Cambridge outscored the Falls 28-16 after the break.

Take Away: Hoosick Falls held a 23-22 edge at halftime before Cambridge took control with a 16-7 third frame on their way to the home “W”.

Hoosic Valley 68 Berlin/New Lebanon 34

Leading Scorers: Valley – Carter Simpson 24 6, 3’s B/NL – Hendricks 12 Albee 11

Key Stat: The Valley built a 43-13 advantage by the break.

Take Away: Hoosic Valley bottomed 12 threes and put 12 players in the scoring column in notching the crossover victory in Schaghticoke.

Greenwich 76 Mechanicville 51

Leading Scorers: Witches – Ethan Mullen 25 Mike Cronin 17 Omar DeJesus 15 Raiders – Rinaldi 22 4, 3’s

Key Stat: The Witches outscored the visitors 47-25 over the middle two quarters.

Take Away: The Witches held an 18-15 lead after the first period then steadily pulled away to the crossover win in Greenwich. The Witches shot a clean 12 of 14 from the free throw line while Mullen, Cronin and DeJesus combined for 57 points in the victory.

Cambridge 54 Emma Willard 11

Leading Scorers: Cambridge – Ashley Moses 13 Lexie Petersen 12 Vanessa Robinson 10 EM – M. Glymph 4 A. Opoku 4

Key Stat: Cambridge held an 8-0 advantage in made threes.

Take Away: Cambridge travels to Troy and parlays three double figure scorers, eight hits from distance and a big defensive effort into the road “W” over the Jesters.

Hoosic Valley 39 Waterford 34

Leading Scorers: Valley – Bella Jones 12 Lainey Bochette 8

Key Stat: The Valley built a 16-10 halftime lead.

Take Away: In a close game throughout, Hoosic Valley rode a slim halftime advantage over the final two frames to the crossover win in Waterford with a pair of Hannah Coffin free throws late, icing the victory.

Stillwater 80 Stillwater 22

Leading Scorers: Stillwater – Addison Thornton 29 5, 3’s Maddie Chatt 14 Andie Luskin 12 Bengals – Liz Darling 9 3, 3’s

Key Stat: Stillwater held the Bengals to one, two-point basket in the game.

Take Away: Stillwater led 25-3 after the first eight minutes and cruised from there to the crossover “W” at Clum’s Corners.

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Waterford 49 Berlin New Lebanon 40

Leading Scorers: Fordians – Billy Scunzizno 16

Key Stat: Waterford connected on 9 of 13 free throws on the night.

Take Away: The Fordians gained control with a 22-point second frame on their way to the road win over B/NL.

Hoosic Valley 45 Stillwater 42

Leading Scorers: Valley – Carter Simpson 13 3, 3’s Owen Harder 12 Stillwater – Mason Wagner 11 3, 3’s Tye Morris 10

Key Stat: Hoosic Valley held a high-scoring Stillwater squad to 15, first-half points.

Take Away: The Valley carried a 32-26 advantage into the fourth quarter and held off Stillwater over the final eight minutes to earn the road “W”.

Cambridge 70 Hoosick Falls 62

Leading Scorers: Cambridge – Luke MacDougal 24 Myles Matteson 17 Lord 14 Panthers – Ryan Sparks 30 Austin Cavanaugh 15

Key Stat: Cambridge outscored the Falls 16-9 in the second period which proved pivotal.

Take Away: In an even game throughout that was tied at the quarter break, Cambridge gained the lead in the second period and rode the slim advantage to the home win. The Falls held a 9-3 edge in made threes while Cambridge doubled up their guests in made two’s 26-13. The home squad converted 9 of 12 from the free throw line while the Falls connected on 9 of 13 from the stripe.

Spa Catholic 82 Greenwich 59

Leading Scorers: Saints – Petersen 17 3, 3’s Redgrave 14 3, 3’s Kingston 12 4, 3’s Thompson 12 Knussman 10 Witches – Mike Cronin 15 4, 3’s Langston Hall 12 4, 3’s Ethan Mullen 10

Key Stat: Spa Catholic won every quarter.

Take Away: The Saints put five players in doubles, connected 10 times from deep and held a 26-8 advantage in made twos in the road win at Greenwich.

Tamarac 75 Mechanicville 36

Leading Scores: Bengals – Braiden Stanfield 15 Sam Kuiken 14 Blake Baldwin 10 3, 3’s Carter Harris 10 Raiders – Matt Munger 12

Key Stat: The Bengals won every quarter.

Take Away: Tamarac drilled eight threes, connected on 11 of 14 from the stripe and held Mechanicville to single scoring numbers in three frames in the win at Clum’s Corners.

Waterford

Hoosick Falls 60 Spa Catholic 31

Leading Scorers: Falls – Hickey 27 McMahon 18 Saints – Sophia Ryan 19

Key Stat: The Falls outscored their guests 25-7 in the third period.

Take Away: With the game knotted at 18, at the half, Hoosick Falls took control with a big third frame on their way to the home “W”.

Mechanicville 70 Hoosic Valley 25

Leading Scorers: Raiders – Molly DiSiena 19 Tanner Eiseman 16

Key Stat: Mechanicville won every quarter.

Take Away: Mechanicville built a 39-16 lead by the break and rolled to the home win over the visitors from Schaghticoke.

Cambridge 54 Emma Willard 16

Leading Scorers: Cambridge – Ashley Moses 17 3, 3’s Avery Brown 11 3, 3’s Jesters – A. Biswas 9

Key Stat: Cambridge held the Jesters to single scoring numbers in every quarter.

Take Away: Cambridge outscored the visitors 37-9 over the middle two frames in posting the home victory.

Stillwater 79 Tamarac 14

Leading Scorers: Stillwater – Addison Thornton 24 Emersyn Patenaude 13 Maddie Chatt 11 Andie Luskin 11 Bengals – Raegan Sorel 4 Allie Lockrow 4

Key Stat: Stillwater led 27-0 after the first eight minutes.

Take Away: Stillwater used four players in doubles and a big defensive effort to notch the one-sided decision in Stillwater.

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Hoosic Valley 55 Waterford 31

Leading Scorers: Valley – Lainey Bochette 21 Phoebe Harder 10 Bella Jones 10

Key Stat: The Valley took control with an 18-3 third period.

Take Away: Holding a 27-22 lead at the break, Hoosic Valley pulled away in the third frame and closed out the road win over the Fordians.

Mechanicville 58 Emma Willard 15

Leading Scorers: Raiders – Tanner Eiseman 16 Riley LaPierre 12

Key Stat: Mechanicville led 27-0 after the first eight minutes.

Take Away: The Raiders put 10 players in the scoring column and led start to finish in the one-sided, home decision over Emma Willard.

Greenwich 91 Cambridge 7

Leading Scorers: Witches – Brooke Kuzmich 20 Bailey Wolfe 20 4, 3’s Jordan Wolfe 19 Cambridge – Lexie Petersen 5

Take Away: The Witches cruise to the road win.

Schuylerville 67 Greenwich 44

Leading Scorers: Black Horses – Baker 21 4, 3’s Dunbar 15 5, 3’s Cumm 11 Palmer 10 Witches – Ethan Mullen 14 Mike Cronin 11 3, 3’s Langston Hall 10

Key Stat: Schuylerville held a 12-5 advantage in made threes.

Take Away: The Black Horses won every quarter and steadily pulled away to the road “W” over the Witches.

Stillwater 77 Cambridge 21

Leading Scorers: Stillwater – Addison Thornton 30 4, 3’s Andie Luskin 16 Maddie Chatt 10 Cambridge – Brielle Lebarron 8

Key Stat: Stillwater held their guests to single scoring numbers in each of the first three frames.

Take Away: Stillwater puts three players in doubles led by Thornton’s 30-point outing in the one-sided decision over Cambridge.

Tamarac 55 Waterford 45

Leading Scorers: Bengals – Liz Darling 29 6, 3’s Allison Lockrow 11 Rebecca Barbera 11 Fordians – Izzy Sauge 15

Key Stat: Tamarac won each of the first three periods.

Take Away: The Bengals built a 40-26 advantage entering the final frame and closed out the road win in Waterford.