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Tamarac 9 Gloversville 1

Tamarac took control with four, first-half goals and added five more after the break in posting the one-sided decision over Gloversville on Sunday.

Gabe Gearwar started the scoring parade with an unassisted tally early in the half and moments later Joel Kizza split the posts for the 2-0 advantage.

A Keegan Blakesley finish off a nice find from Matthew Seyffer extended the lead to 3-0 and Jake Smith wrapped the first-half assault with a scoring strike off a Kizza feed.

After the break Travis Klein joined the party finding the range from the left wing off a Gearwar look, then Liam May intercepted a Gloversville clear and rang the bell for the sixth Tamarac score.

Evan Glynn’s header off a Smith corner was “lucky seven”, before Blakesley added his second goal of the match, and rounding out the onslaught was Tim Grigg who took a Glynn feed and found the back of the net from 25 yards out.

Tamarac keeper Sebastian Van Sluyters saved three shots in the Bengal victory.

Next up for Tamarac is a Thursday match at Hoosick Falls to open Wasaren play.

Mechanicville 6 Scotia 1

Mechanicville ran out to a 3-1 halftime lead and added three scores after the break to notch the easy “W” over Scotia in the season-opener for the Raiders.

Tanner Eiseman and Gianna Pitts each connected for hat tricks in the match for Mechanicville.

Mechanicville keeper Chistina Bornt saved three shots in the win while Scotia keeper Addisyn Bonienski turned back six shots in the loss.

Waterford 5 St. Lawrence High 0

Five different Fordians found the back of the net in Waterford’s victory over St. Lawrence in the NYS Hall of Fame Tournament in Waterford on Saturday.

Rylan Charbonneau, Riley Noto, Molly Meade, Julia Malinowski and Addalynn Gagliardi all tallied for Waterford and eighth-grader Ella Stoliker with three saves combined with the Fordians defense for the shutuout.

Waterford is back in action today at 11:15 in a match with Greenville.

Whitehall 3 Spa Catholic 0 Friday

Spa Catholic 2 North Warren 0

In the Bolton Landing Invitational Tournament over the weekend the Saints after dropping a 3-0 decision to Whitehall on Friday bounced back with a 2-0 “W” over North Warren in action on Saturday.

A Jill Venn tally off a Sophia Brunner find and a Grace Shaefer scoring strike off an Addison Quail feed was more than enough to earn the win with the Saints defense posting the shutout.

Bolton/Warrensburg 4 Cambridge/Salem 1

B/W ran out to a 3-0 lead by halftime and cruised from there to the win over C/S on Saturday.

Randy Girard led the B/W attack with a pair of goals and Hunter Rausch and Benjamin Birkholz adding single scoring strikes.

C/S got on the board late in the match when Theo LeBlanc cleaned up a loose ball in front of the net.

Tamarac/Hoosick Falls 40 Gloversville 0

T/HF’s Owen Hart threw for a pair of touchdowns; August Lee rushed for 146 yards and the Wildcat defense pitched a shutout in the season opening “W” for Tamarac/Hoosick Falls on Friday night.

Leading 6-0 at the quarter break, T/HF scored a pair of touchdowns in the second and never looked back.

Ryan Sparks got the Wildcats on the board with a 4-yard interception return on the first frame and Hart found P. Driscoll on scoring strikes of 7, and 34 yards in the second stanza giving T/HF a commanding 20-0 lead at the break.

Lee, Grant Glover and Glenn Milliman all added rushing touchdowns in the second half, Glover scoring on a 75-yard gallop.

The Wildcat defense held Gloversville to 45 total yards in th contest.

Johnstown 39 Mechanicville 0

Leading 7-0 after the first period, Johnstown took control with 18-second quarter points and cruised to the road win over Mechanicville in the season-opener for both squads.

Mechanicville quarterback Stephen Doty threw for 44 yards and ran for 37 more, while Caine Ray led the Raiders ground game with 51 yards on 11 carries.

Hoosic Valley 3 Argyle 1

In scoreless game at the half, Hoosic Valley found the back of the net three times after the break to capture a season-opening victory over Argyle on Friday.

The Valleys’ first tally came when Colton Schram finished a Parker Gela find for the 1-0 lead.

Moments later it was Connor Seymour ringing the bell off a Schram feed.

After an Argyle goal, the Valley wrapped the scoring in the match when Seymour connected on his second scoring strike off a nice look from Carter Simpson.

Hoosick Falls 5 Mechanicville 4

Mechanicville’s Matthew Salvadore with an even par round of 34 claimed medalist honors, but the Falls secured the “W” in a tight match at the Hoosick Falls Country Club on Friday.

Top scores for Hoosick Falls included Jack Shea 42, Spencer Tate and Zach Houghton with 43’s, Colton Brust 44, Quinn Haynes 47 and Memphis Hathaway 58 and Caleen Aubin with a round of 60.

Mechanicville scores included Kolton Rinaldi, AJ Messercola and John Cady with rounds of 45, Vinny Taylor 46, and Brody Landy who carded around of 49.

Stillwater 8 Waterford 1

Daniel DeGrasse with the low round of 38 led Stillwater to the victory in a match at Fairways of Halfmoon on Friday.

Other Stillwater scores were Tye Morris 42, Nick Rose 47 and Vincent Festa with a round of 50

Scores for Waterford included Dylan Day 43, Landon Pitcher 45, and Bradley O’Connor with a round of 46.

With the win Stillwater moves to 4-0 on the year while Waterford see’s it’s mark level at 2-2.

Mechanicville 8.5 Hoosic Valley .5

Matthew Salvadore fired the low round of 36 to lead Mechanicville to the win over Hoosic Valley in action at the Mechanicville Golf Course on Thursday.

Joining Salvadore in the winner’s circle were Raiders Kolton Rinaldi, Vinny Taylor, AJ Messercola and John Cady.

Mechanicville’s Brody Lang and the Valley’s Ryan Morrissey split the point in flight five.

Mechanicville improves to 3-1 on the season while Hoosic Valley drope to 1-4.

Waterford 8.5 Tamarac .5

Waterford’s Dylan Day and Landon Pitcher shared medalist honors carding rounds of 41, leading the Fordians to the “W” over Tamarac at Fairways of Halfmoon on Wednesday.

Other scores for Waterford included Evan Cavosie 46, Bradley O’Connor 48, and Andrew O’Connor with a round of 52.

Tamarac scores included Troy Karz 45, Clayton Weyant 50 and AJ Lee with a round of 53.

Waterford moves to 2-1 on the year with the win, while Tamarac slips to 0-3.

Stillwater 2 Maple Hill 1

Stillwater used single scoring strikes in each half to notch the narrow win over Maple Hill in their season-opener on Wednesday.

Kennedie Van Pelt and Brooke Hodson split the posts for Stillwater with Finley Bornt assisting on both scores.

Hayley Spar found the range with a second half tally for Maple Hill.

Addison Thornton saved four shots in the win for Stillwater while Faiel Galsheen Hasse turned back eight shots for Maple Hill.

Schuylerville 1 Stillwater 0

After a scoreless first half Schuylerville connected on the lone score in the match after the break to earn the road win over Stillwater on Thursday.

Stillwater keeper Addison Thornton saved 10 shots in the loss.

Mechanicville 0 South Glens Falls 0

In the season-opener for both squads a well-played match ended in a scoreless tie on Thursday.

Both keepers and the defensive units earned shutouts with SGF’s keeper Troy Sims and Mechanicville’s keeper Ethan Staunton turning back four shots each.

Cambridge/Salem 1 Lake George 0

In a tight match throughout C/S’s Alex Olsen connected on the lone goal of the match, going low, far corner from the top of the box and the C/S defense made it stand for the home win on Thursday.

C/S keeper Tyler Beadling saved four shots and combined with the defense for the shutout.

Lake George keeper Martin Farrell saved five shots in defeat.

Spa Catholic 5 Cambridge/Salem 4

The Saints Cole Cefalu showed the way, firing the low round of 38 leading Spa Catholic past Cambridge/Salem on Tuesday at Saratoga Spa Golf Course.

Spa Catholic’s Mark Mahay carded a 41 in the match as did C/S’s Connor Genevick and Steven Yakubec.

The Saints move to 1-0 with the win while C/S goes to 1-3 on the young season.

Greenwich 6.5 Hoosic Valley 2.5

In golf action at The Battenkill Country Club on Tuesday, Greenwich slipped past Hoosic Valley earning a razor-thin decision over the Hawks.

The Valley’s Keegan Antolick and the Witches Sam Ziehm shared medalist honors carding rounds of 38 in the match. Antolick and Ziehm split the point in flight one as did Hoosic Valley’s Jackson Schram and Greenwich’s Peter Wade in flight two.

Posting match wins for Greenwich were Brayden Stutzman and Reid Ricciardone while Owen Harder and Ryan Morrissey posted wins for the Valley.

The top three team scores combined was deadlocked at 117 strokes with the tiebreaker being the fourth best individual score for each squad with Greenwich prevailing 41-42 to bank the three team points and the match “W”.

With the win Greenwich moves to 3-0 on the year while Hoosic Valley slips to 0-3.

Greenwich 7 Mechanicville 2

Mechanicville’s Matthew Salvadore led all golfers with a round of 39, but the Witches earned the win in a match that was much closer than the final score would indicate.

Greenwich’s Peter Wade, Dylan Brown, Richie Coon and Noah Spezio all captured match wins for the Witches while, Salvadore and Kolton Rinaldi won individual matches for the Raiders.

In the top three combined scores, worth three points, the two squads were tied at 123, forcing a tiebreaker where Greenwich prevailed by a single stroke.

Waterford 5.5 Hoosic Valley 3.5

Fordians Dylan Day and Landon Pitcher shared medalist honors with rounds of 42 in Waterford’s win at Fairways of Halfmoon on Monday.

Other scores for Waterford included Bradley O’Connor 48, Andrew O’Connor 53 and Evan Cavosie with 53’s.

Scores for the Valley included Keegan Antolick 43, Owen Harder 46, Ryan Morrisey and Craig D’Avella with 48’s, and Jackson Schram with a round of 49.

With the win Waterford moves to 1-1on the year while Hoosic Valley slips to 0-2.

Cambridge/Salem 9 Tamarac 0

With rounds of 41, Cody Doinsthrope and Cody Beagle claimed medalist honors in C/S’s shutout win over Tamarac at Hoosick Falls Country Club on Monday.

Scores for C/S included Stephen Yakubec 42, Connor Genevick 43, Lain Foster 44, and Sawyer Armstrong with a round of 44.

Stillwater 7.5 Hoosick Falls 1.5

In action at the Saratoga Lake Golf Club the Falls’ Jack Shea and Spencer Tate, along with Stillwater’s Dan Degasse-Izzo shared the low round carding 39’s in the Stillwater victory.

Scores for Stillwater included Tye Morris 40, Julian Peluso 44, Vincent Fest 46, Jack Luskin 51, and Logan Surakan with a round of 54.

Scores for the Falls included Quinn Haynes 47, Callen Aubin 50, Aidyn DeGraff 51, Colton Brust 56 and Memphis Hathaway with a round of 58.

Stillwater 8 Hoosic Valley

Tye Morris and Dan Degrasse-Izzo fired rounds of 38, topping the field and leading Stillwater past Hoosic Valley in golf action on Friday.

Morris and Degrasse-Izzo along with Nick Rose and Max Parella all earned points with match wins for Stillwater.

Stillwater’s Julian Peluso and the Valley’s Jackson Schram split the point in flight two as did Stillwater’s Vicent Festa and Hoosic Valley’s Craig D’Avila in flight five.

Stillwater earned their final three points, besting the Valley 116-126 in the top three combined scores matchup.