Stillwater/Spa Catholic 40 Broadalbin/Perth 7

Stillwater/Spa Catholic built a 20-7 lead by halftime and scored 20 unanswered after the break to seal the win over B/P on Saturday.

Stillwater/Spa Catholic’s Luke Dejnozka scored on first half runs of 1 and 4 yards and returned a fumble recovery for points as well.

S/Spa running back Mason Straight took over the scoring duties in the second half with a receiving touchdown and scoring runs of 1 and 22 yards.

Dejnozka finished the day with 144 yards on 26 carries to lead the S/Spa attack.

Spa Catholic 2 Gloversville 1

Annabella David and Sophia Ryan with single tallies led the Saints past Gloversville on Saturday under the lights at Skidmore College.

David finished a Grace Shaefer find giving the Saints a 1-0 advantage they took into the break.

In the second half Gloversville knotted the score when Isabelle Wager found the range on a direct kick, but soon after Ryan found the back of the net with the eventual game-winner.

Spa Catholic keeper Autumn Briggs saved seven shots in the victory.

LaSalle 4 Hoosic Valley 0

LaSalle opened up a close game with three strikes after the break and posted the win over the Valley on Saturday.

Rayna Bonitatbus led the Gloversville attack with a pair of goals with Taylor Blakey and Mauve Crudo adding single tallies in the win.

Hoosic Valley keeper Lily Ruepp saved 20 shots in the match.

Cobleskill 3 Greenwich 1

Cobleskii scored a pair of goals early in the match and rode the cushion to the win over the Witches of Greenwich.

Ten minutes into the match Danika Palmer found the range and just minutes later teammate Alana Hertzier did as well for the quick 2-0 Gloversville lead.

After the break Greenwich got on the board with a Penny Allen scoring strike, but an insurance goal late by Gloversville’s Gabby Babcock sealed the match victory.

Greenwich keeper Molly Andrew turned back 19 shots in the game.

Mechanicville 9 Cambridge/Salem 0

Mechanicville ran out to a 5-0 lead by the break and cruised from there to the one-sided decision over C/S on Saturday.

Gianna Pits and Anna Pitaniello led the Raiders with hat tricks while teammates Mia Beyer, Calli Christensen and Riley Schermerhorn all added single scoring strikes for Mechanicville.

C/S keeper Charlotte Hodgkinson saved 20 shots in defeat while Mechanicville keeper Christina Bornt did not record a save in the shutout.

Mechanicville 2 Voorheesville 2

Mechanicville broke on top early with strikes from Dylan Andrews and Lawton Bronson giving the Raiders a 2-0 lead.

But the Blackbirds drew within one before half on a Ben Reillt tally and knotted things after the break when Eric Guilmette found the mark.

No overtime sessions were played in the nonleague match.

Raider keeper Ethan Staunton saved 10 shots on the night while Blackbird keeper Guilmette turned back 11.

Waterford 1 Madrid-Waddington 0

After a long bus ride to face Section X’s Madrid-Waddington the Fordians wasted little time, connecting on the lone goal of the match less than 10 minutes in, and they made it stand in posting the 1-0 victory on Saturday.

Connor Belonga finished a thru ball from Evan Bristol for the 1-0 lead and Waterford keeper Jonny Atwood, (6 saves), and the Fordians defense did the rest in securing the road “W”.

Hoosic Valley 6 Berlin/New Lebanon 2

Leading 1-0 at the break, the Valley connected five times after intermission and pulled away to the victory over B/NL on Friday.

Payton Gela and Mia MacMillen found the range for a pair of goals each while Sophia Akin and Anna Gifford added single tallies for the victors.

Five different Valley players added assists with Gela, Grace Reynolds, Annabelle Bruette, Audrey Wiley and Jayden MacMillen all finding teammates for scores.

Kaiden Siciliano scored twice to lead the B/NL attack.

Hoosic Valley keepers Lily Ruepp and Mia MacMillen combined for two saves in the match.

Tamarac 2 Hoosick Falls 0

Abby Ackener with a first half scoring strike and Ava Petersen with a second half tally was all offense the Bengals needed in their shutout “W” in Hoosick Falls on Friday.

Hoosick Falls goaltender Avery McMahon saved 13 shots in the loss.

Stillwater 7 Greenwich 0

Carrying a 1-0 advantage into halftime, Stillwater took control after the break ringing the bell six times and notching the decisive “W” over the Witches.

Brooke Hodgson and Kamryn VanPelt both connected on hat tricks and added an assist each and Kayla Komoroske rounded out the Stillwater scoring with a single strike. Kennedie VanPelt, Finley Bornt and Kallan Baisley all assisted on scores in the match for Stillwater.

Stillwater keeper Addison Thornton saved two shots and combined with the Stillwater defense for the shutout.

Greenwich keeper Molly Andrew played well in the match, turning back 20 shots in defeat.

Cambridge/Salem 4 Corinth 1

Alex Olsen with a pair of goals, and Rowan Ossant and Simon Hickland with single tallies led C/S past Corinth in a nonleague, boys soccer match on Friday. Olsen Hickland and Dawson Honyoust added assists in the match for C/S.

Tristan Lozier connected for the Corinth goal off a Thor Raysor feed.

Cambridge/Salem 6 Hoosick Falls 3

In a match where four individual matches ended all square the match was decided by the combined, lowest three scores where C/S prevailed 130-132.

C/S Connor Genevick and Hoosick Falls Spencer Tate, C/S Stephen Yakube and HF Jack Shea, C/S Sawyer Armstrong and HF Quinn Haynes and C/S Luke Yakubec and HF Memphis Hathaway all finished deadlocked in their one on one matchups.

HF Aidyn DeGraff and C/S James Beagle earned match wins in a wild day a t the Hoosick Falls Country Club.

Hoosick Falls/Tamarac 39 Watervliet 0

HF/Tam quarterbackback Owen Hart ran for a pair of first-half touchdowns staking the Wildcats to a 13-0 lead at the break, after which HF/Tam pulled away for the decisive win over the Cannoneers.

Hart scored on runs of 1 and 12 yards, while the third period saw August Lee and Tyson Squiers add rushing touchdowns and Ryan Sparks and Chase Glover return interceptions for scores.

Lee led the dominant rushing attack for HF/Tam with 134 yards on 13 carries.

The Wildcat defense held Watervliet to just 72 total yards in the game in posting the shutout.

Mechanicville 9 Spa Catholic 0

The Raiders scored early and often connecting five times before the break on their way to the one-sided decision on a rainy Thursday night in Mechanicville.

Graham Murphy found the range four times, with Evan Zupan and Bentley McAdoo each adding a pair of goals and Dylan Andrews rounded out the Raiders scoring with a single tally.

Seven different Raiders assisted on the nine-goal night.

Mechanicville keeper Ethan Staunton needed just one save in the match, combining with the Raider defense for the shutout.

Cambridge/Salem 4 Berlin/New Lebanon 2

In wet conditions at Cambridge the home squad used a pair of goals from Alex Olsen and single scoring strikes from Rowan Ossant and Kieren Carroll to earn the victory over B/NL.

Ossant, Olsen and Carroll all added assists in the match for Cambridge/Salem.

Tyler Webster scored twice to pace the Berlin/New Lebanon attack.

Hoosick Falls 8 Spa Catholic 0

In action at The Hoosick Falls Country Club on Wednesday Spencer Tate fired the low round of 37 to lead all golfers in the comfortable home win for the Panthers.

Othe scored for the Falls included Jack Shea 38, Quinn Haynes 40, Aidyn DeGraff 42, Memphis Hathaway 46, Cole Deluca 49, Zach Houghton 56 and Lincoln Colvin with a round of 57.

Scores for the Saints included Cole Cefalu 38, Mark Mahay 39, Landon Lockrow 47, Lee Lockrow 49, Jack Rosborough 53, and Sandy McDonald who carded a round of 58.

With the win the Falls improves to 5-3 on the year.

Greenwich 7.5 Waterford 1.5

Waterford’s Dylan Day fired the low round of 41 in action at the Battenkill, but the Witches prevailed for the home win.

Greenwich’s Peter Wade, Dylan Brown, Brayden Stutzman, and Richie Coon all earned match wins for the Witches.

Greenwich also picked up three points in the top three combined scores besting the Fordians 128-135.

Waterford’s Max Perella and Greenwich’s Noah Spezio split the point in their match to round out the scoring.

Hoosic Valley 6 Cambridge/Salem 3

Hoosic Valley’s Owen Harder earned medalist honors carding the low round of 39, leading the Valley past C/S on Wednesday.

Jack Schram and Ryan Morrissey along with Harder captured match wins for Hoosic Valley.

Connor Genevick, Lain Foster and Luke Yakubec won their matches for C/S.

Hoosic Valley won the three points for low combined score with a top three total of 129 to edge C/S at 131.

With the win the Valley improves to 3-5 on the season while Cambridge/Salem falls to 1-5-1 with the loss.

Stillwater 4 Tamarac 0

Leading 1-0 at the break, Stillwater pulled away with three, second half goals and posted the home win on Wednesday night.

Four different Stillwater players found the range in the match with Kaylee Ermalowicz, Finley Bornt. Brooke Hodgson and Kamryn VanPelt all splitting the posts, with VanPelt assisting on two of the Stillwater scores.

Stillwater keeper Addison Thornton saved three shots and combined with the Stillwater defense for the shutout.

Tamarac keeper Lily Onorato turned away 12 shots for the Bengals.

With the win Stillwater moves to 5-1 on the season while Tamarac slips to 1-5 with the loss.

Spa Catholic 1 Whitehall 0 OT

After two halves of scoreless soccer the Saints Addison Quail connected on the game-winner in the first overtime session giving Spa Catholic the win under the lights at Skidmore College on Wednesday.

Quail rang the bell on a direct kick from 40 yards out for the “W”.

Spa Catholic keeper Autumn Briggs and the Saints defense posted the shutout with Briggs turning back five shots in the match.

Whitehall goaltender Grace Macura saved seven shots on the night.

Hoosick Falls 3 Cambridge/Salem 0

Taylor Econome scored twice and Laney Kasulinous added a single scoring strike to lead the Falls past Cambridge/Salem on Wednesday.

Econome connected on both strikes before the break off assists from Kasulinous and Lilliana Zwinge, and Kasulinous added an unassisted tally to wrap the scoring in the second half.

Hoosick Falls keeper Avery McMahon and the Panther defense earned the shutout with McMahon saving seven shots in the game.

S/C keeper Charlotte Hodgkinson turned back 12 shots in the match.

Spa Catholic 6 Hoosic Valley 3

Spa Catholic’s Cole Cefalu led all golfers with a round of 38 leading the Saints past Hoosic Valley in Wasaren golf on Tuesday.

Winning individual matches along with Cefalu for the Saints were teammates Mark Mahay and Landon Lockrow.

Match winners for Hoosic Valley included Owen Harder, Ryan Morrissey and Owen Williams.

Spa Catholic edged the Valley in the top three combined scores 126-129 to earn three points and the match win.

Mechanicville 9 Tamarac 0

Matthew Salvadore led the Mechanicville sweep of Tamarac carding the low round of 38 in action at the Mechanicville Golf Course on Tuesday.

Joining Salvadore with individual match wins were teammates Kolton Rinaldi, Vinny Taylor, AJ Messercola, Brody Landy and John Cady.

With the win Mechanicville improves to 7-2 on the year while Tamarac falls to 0-8 with the loss.

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Stillwater 5 Glens Falls 1

Stillwater scored four times before the break and cruised from there to the win over Glens Falls on Monday.

Brooke Hodgson led the way with a hat trick with Kamryn VanPelt adding a goal and three assists and Finley Bornt a single tally.

Stillwater keeper Addison Thornton saved four shots in the win, and Glens Falls goaltender turned away 10 shots in defeat.

Lake George 4 Hoosick Falls 0

Lake George’s Clara Palladino and Maria O’Connor with two goals each led the Lakers past Hoosick Falls in girls soccer on Monday.

Hoosick Falls keeper Avery McMahon saved nine shots in defeat.

Spa Catholic 5 Watervliet 2

The Saints built a 3-1 lead by halftime and held on for the road win on Monday.

Sophia Brunner, Addison Quail and Annabella Davis all rang the bell with first half tallies for the Saints, and Grace Shaefer netted a pair of scores after intermission for visitors from Saratoga.

Cambridge/Salem 3 Waterford 2

C/S edged out to a 2-1 halftime advantage, extended the lead to 3-1 midway thru the second half and held on for the home “W” over the Fordians on Tuesday.

C/S broke on top with a pair of Rowan Ossant scoring strikes before Waterford trimmed the deficit in half when Connor Belonga finished on a breakaway before intermission.

After the break Alex Olsen made it 3-1 scoring off a nice find from Theo Leblanc.

Olsen connected on his second goal in the match this one coming on a free kick from 25 yards out pulling the Fordians within one at 3-2, but Waterford would draw no closer.

C/S keeper Tyler Beadling saved six shots in the game while Waterford keeper Henry Chapin turned away four shots in the match.

Mechanicville 3 Stillwater 0

Mechanicville held a 1-0 lead at the break and added two more tallies after halftime to earn the shutout victory over Stillwater on Tuesday

Graham Murphy with a pair of goals and Aiden Fitzgerald with a single scoring strike led the Raiders attack.

Mechanicville keeper Ethan Staunton saved one shot in the match and combined with the Raider defense to post the shutout.

Hoosic Valley 1 Tamarac 0

After a scoreless first half of play the Valley connected on the lone goal of the match early in the second half and closed out the road win at Clum’s Corners on Tuesday.

Seven minutes after the break, the Valley drew a foul and free kick just outside the box. Parker Gela delivered a great ball, and Emil Schmidt found the back of the net with the eventual game-winner for the Schaghticoke squad.

Hoosic Valley keeper Travis Bleakley combined with the Valley defense for their first shutout of the season.

Greenwich 9 Spa Catholic 0

Greenwich ran out to a 4-0 lead by the break and coasted to the road win over the Saints at Gavin Park on Tuesday.

Garrett Heath with a hat trick led the way for the Witches with Owen Shannon and Wyatt Skiff adding a pair of goals and Noah Ives and Christian Morency connecting on single tallies for Greenwich.

Spa Catholic keeper CA Usas under siege throughout, played well in the match turning away numerous scoring chances by the Witches

Tamarac 2 Catskill 0

Bengals Abby Maloney and Ava Petersen both connected on scoring strikes and Tamarac keeper Lily Onorato and the Bengal defense did the rest in posting the shutout victory over Catskill on Monday.

Cambridge/Salem 8 Hadley Luzerne 1

C/S built a 4-1 halftime lead and cruised from there to the nonleague win over Hadley Luzerne.

Natalie Wood, Riley Gallagher and Layleigh Chesster all tallied twice for C/S while teammates Mary Langevin and Nora Carroll added single goals in the match. Langevin and Wood added a pair of assists each in the win.

C/S keepers Charlotte Hodgkinson and Olivia Keller combined to save 10 shots in the Cambridge/Salem victory.

Hudson Falls 4 Greenwich 1

Hudson Falls ran out to a 3-0 lead by the break and rode that cushion to the win over Greenwich on Monday.

Brynn Terry and Kendall Glenn led the Tiger attack each connecting on a pair of goals in the match.

Greenwich avoided the shutout when Penelope Talmadge finished an Averi McQueen find early in the second half.

Hoosic Valley 6 Bolton/Warrensburg 1

Six different players rang the bell for the home squad in the Valley’s comfortable “W” over B/W on Monday in Schaghticoke.

Sophia Akin, Nora Luskin, Mia MacMillen, Grace Reynolds, Ava Wiley and Jayden MacMillen all tallied for Hoosic Valley with Wiley, Lily Ruepp and Samantha Gratton all adding assists.

Valley keeper Lily Ruepp saved six shots in the victory.

Mechanicville 8 Cambridge 1

Mechanicville’s Matthew Salvador and Vinny Taylor showed the way with low rounds of 40 in the Raider victory over Cambridge in action at the Mechanicville Golf Club on Monday.

Colton Rinaldi, John Cady and Brody Landy along with Salvadore and Taylor earned match wins for the Raiders.

Connor Genevick notched the C/S point with a match win in flight three.

With the victory Mechanicville moves to 6-2 on the year while Cambridge slips to 1-4-1 with the loss.

Hoosic Valley 3 Granville 1

Hoosic Valley’s Colton Schram connected on a pair of goals and Parker Gela added a single scoring strike to lead the Valley to the home win over Granville on Saturday morning.

Schram’s first tally came off a Gela feed midway thru the first half, giving the home squad a 1-0 lead that they took into the break.

After intermission it was Gela’s turn, splitting the posts off a Connor Seymour find for the 2-0 advantage.

Granville got on the board minutes later on a Carter Lehoisky tally off a Cameron Rathbun assist.

Schram closed out the scoring late in the match burying a penalty to seal the Valley “W”.

Mechanicville 6 South Glens Falls 0

Leading 2-0 at the half, Mechanicville pulled away with four, second-half scores to earn the victory over South Glens Falls.

Gianna Pitts led the Raider attack with four goals, while teammates Tanner Eisman and Ella Manning added single strikes.

Eiseman finished the day with three assists and Manning added a pair of helpers in the match.

Raider keeper Christina Bornt saved one shot in the game while SGF keeper Sheeran Enhalze turned back 25 shots in the loss.

Cairo-Durham 4 Cambridge/Salem 1

Cairo-Durham built a 3-1 halftime lead and held on for the win over C/S in the championship game of the Berlin/New Lebanon Soccer Tournament.

Midway through the first half Aria McCade connected on goals three minutes apart giving C/D a 2-0 lead.

With 9:00 left in the half C/S got on the board when Mary Langevin finished a Kiara Ayers feed, cutting the deficit in half.

But C/D answered before the break on an Amanda Ramos-Rivera tally and a 3-1 edge.

Ramos-Rivera closed out the scoring in the match midway through the second half with her second goal of the game.

Cairo-Durham’s Lucy Palmer saved two shots in the win and Cambridge/Salem keeper Charlotte Hodgkinson saved 12 shots in the loss.

Chazy 7 Waterford 0

After a scoreless twenty minutes to start the match, Chazy pulled away with three tallies before the break, and four more after intermission to post the shutout win over the Fordians of Waterford.

Waterford keepers Atwood and Chapin combined for seven saves in the game.

Cairo-Durham 2 Spa Catholic 1 PK’s

In the consolation match of the Berlin/New Lebanon Soccer Tournament, Spa Catholic held a 1-0 advantage at the break, before C/D knotted things early in the second half, and after an overtime session the game was decided with penalty kicks where Cairo-Durham prevailed.