Hoosick Falls 56 Schuylerville 31
Leading Scorers: Panthers – Logan Thayne 20 Maddie Walker 11 Black Horses – Molly Vianese 8
The Falls led 21-7 after the first, and cruised to the victory in a Section II Class B Play-in game Thursday night. The Panthers held Schuylerville to single numbers in each of the first three periods paving the ay to the “W”, and will travel to face #3 Mekeel Christian Academy on Saturday at 6 p.m. in the next round of tournament play. .
Girls
Cambridge 61 Mechanicville 41
Leading Scorers: Indians – Sophie Phillips 21 Lilly Phillips 17 Fiona Mooney 13 Red Raiders – Amy DiSiena 13
The Indians built a 36-19 halftime advantage and closed it out after the break to post their 19th win in 20 outings. Mechanicville finishes it’s regular season at 15-5.
Stillwater 41 Saratoga Catholic 29
Leading Scorers: Warriors – Molly Sheehan 16 Marley Mueller 13 Saints – Dempsey 7
The Warriors used a 19-9 second period to gain control, on their way to the victory to finish at 5-15 on the year.
Greenwich 59 Tamarac 48
Leading Scorers: Witches – Molly Brophy 26 Nora Niesz 10 Bengals – Sarita Faraj 19
Greenwich won each of the first three quarters, building a comfortable 44-27 edge and closed for the win over the Bengals. The Witches complete the regular season at 17-3.
Hoosic Valley 43 Hoosick Falls 42
Leading Scorers: Indians – Sami Dickinson 16 Ashlyn Chartier 11 Panthers – Logan Thayne 27 Maddie Walker 10
Hoosic Valley needed 19-7 fourth period to post the come-from-behind win over the Falls. Both squads finish with identical 10-9 regular season marks.
Boys
Mechanicville 72 Hoosick Falls 63
Leading Scorers: Red Raiders – Anthony Attala 24 (5 3’s) Josh Germain 16 (4 3’s) Devin Garland 16 Panthers – Jon Kempf 21 (5 3’s) Max Kipp 17 (4 3’s) Isiah Burnett 10
The Falls led 49-46 entering the final frame but couldn’t hold off the Raiders as Mechanicville outscored the Panthers 26-14 over the final eight minutes to post the win. The Raiders finish with a 19-1 regular season record while the Falls compiled 16-3 mark.
Hoosic Valley 65 Berlin/New Lebanon 45
Leading Scorers: Indians – Logan Reilly 25 CJ Bassett 11 Matt Rowe 10 Mountaineers – Roman Kane 10
The Valley converted on 25 of 33 from the stripe helping the Indians to secure the comfortable win over Berlin/New Lebanon. With the victory the Valley moves to 10-9 on the year.
Greenwich 64 Tamarac 59 OT
Leading Scorers: Witches – Jesse Kuzmich 22 Alex Curtis 18 Luke Pemrick 10 Bengals – Zach Rice 14 Patrick Mainello 12 Joey Poulin 10 Dalton Maxon 10
Tamarac used an 18-13 fourth to send the game into an extra session where the Witches prevailed. With the win Greenwich finishes at 11-9 and with the loss Tamarac moves to 4-16.
Saratoga Catholic 57 Cambridge 48
Leading Scorers: Saints – Jordan Catone 21 Robbie Bolen 16 Hayden Day 14 Indians – Brian Hall 20 Jeffrey Burke 10
The Saints won each of the first three quarters and bottomed eight triples in the win, finishing the regular season at 14-6
Cambridge 61 Hoosick Falls 38
Leading Scorers: Indians – Lilly Phillips 13 Fiona Mooney 12 Sophie Phillips 11 Panthers – Logan Thayne 14
The Indians built a 45-13 halftime lead and cruised to the “W” on a night where defense and a scoring milestone were the primary themes of the game.
Cambridge held their guests to single numbers in each of the first three periods and Lilly Phillips, who led the Cambridge attack offensively, scored her 1000th career point in the win.
Girls
Mechanicville 45 Cambridge 38
Leading Scorers: Red Raiders – Charli Goverski 15 AJ Joseph 13 Chloe Goverski 11 Indians – Fiona Mooney 15
The Raiders ran out to a 10-0 lead over the first four minutes and led 17-5 early in the second before Cambridge closed the half on a 10-1 trimming the margin to 18-15 at the break.
The game was tied 29 all entering the final frame when a Charli Goverski bucket early in the period gave the Raiders the lead for good, and with the victory, the Wasaren League championship as well.
The loss for the Class C Cambridge squad snaps a 39- game win streak by the Indians as they go to 17-1 on the year.
With the win the Class B Raiders, improve their season mark to 14-4.
Greenwich 59 Hoosick Falls 57
Leading Scorers: Witches – Molly Brophy 15 Tess Merrill 14 Nora Niesz 10 Adrianna Rojas 10 Falls – Logan Thayne 33
The Witches put four players in doubles and used a 22-17 fourth quarter to sneak past the Panthers.
Spa Catholic 46 Berlin/New Lebanon 37
Leading Scorers: Saints – Ashley Upson 17 Lauren Maher 10 Mountaineers – Emily Schafer 8 Aaliyah Stalker 8
The difference came at the free throw line where the Saints converted on 9 of 16 while the Mountaineers where 0 of 3 from the stripe.
Boys
Hoosic Valley 65 Greenwich 63
Leading Scorers: Indians – Tyler Eddy 27 (8 3’s) CJ Bassett 13 Logan Reilly 13 Witches – Jesse Kuzmich 19 Christian O’Brien 18 Alex Curtis 11
The Valley rings the bell fourteen times from deep with Eddy bottoming eight, and they needed every one to notch the narrow ” W” over the Witches.
Mechanicville 47 Cambridge 41
Leading corers: Red Raiders – Devin Garland 12 Indians – Brian Hall 13 Ben Epler 11
In a low scoring affair the Indians held Mechanicville to 16 points in the first half and led 26-16 at the break. But used a 16-5 third frame to take the lead and closed Cambridge out over the final eight minutes to run their regular season mark to 18-1.
Stillwater 48 Tamarac 47 OT
Leading Scorers: Warriors – CJ McNeil 17 Bengals – Joey Poulin 17 (5 3’s)
The Warriors used a 14-10 fourth quarter to send the game into the extra session where Stillwater prevailed, posting the road win over Tamarac.
Waterford 54 Hoosic Valley 41
Leading Scorers: Fordians – TJ Kelley 22 Indians – Logan Reilly 14
The Fordians built a 19-12 advantage after the first and slowly pulled away from the Valley to notch the home victory.
Hoosick Falls 63 Greenwich 57
Leading Scorers: Falls – Tristan Williams 20 Max Kipp 18 Jon Kempf 15 Witches – Jesse Kuzmich 16 Alex Curtis 15 Luke Pemrick 13 Christian O’Brien 10
Leading 30-29 at the break the Panthers gained some breathing room with a 15-10 third period, and held off Greenwich over the final eight minutes to earn the road “W”. and move to 16-2 in the regular season.
Mechanicville 70 Schuylerville 57 OT (Sunday)
Leading Scorers: Red Raiders – Anthony Attala 14 Luciano D’Ambro 13 Devin Garland 13 Black Horses – Owen Sherman 18 Cayden Rutland 14 Alex Vallee 12 Jacob Vanderhoof 11
In a wild one played at Albany Academy on Sunday the Raiders trailed by as many as 20 points in the third period but stormed back to post the overtime “W” over Schuylerville.
Tamarac 65 Spa Catholic 63
Leading Scorers: Bengals – Dalton Maxon 14 Joey Poulin 13 Jonas Rescott 11 Saints – Hayden Day 17 Jordan Catone 16 Robbie Bolen 14
Tamarac led 51-48 heading to the final period and held off the Saints to post the road victory.
Girls
Hoosick Falls 53 Berlin/New Lebanon 37
Leading Scorers: Panthers – Marley McLellan 13 Maddy Walker 11 Amber McNeil 10 Mountaineers – Aaliyah Stalker 15 Emily Schafer 16
The Panthers. playing without an injured Logan Thayne, trailed 18-12 at the break but scored 41 second half points to notch the comeback win.
Girls
Greenwich 50 Hoosic Valley 48
Leading Scorers: Witches – Adrianna Rojas 25 Indians – Sam Lanoue 18
With the score tied at 34 -34 entering the fourth period the Witches won the final eight minutes to claim the home victory over the Valley.
Cambridge 68 Berne-Knox 36
Leading Scorers: Indians – Fiona Mooney 15 Lilly Phillips 14 Sophie Phillips 13 Knox – Alexis Wright 19
Cambridge outscored their hosts 39-12 over the middle two frames and coasted to the easy “W” in game that saw the Indians drill 12 triples and put nine players in the scoring column.
Hoosick Falls 72 Mt. Anthony 53
Leading Scorers: Panthers – Logan Thayne 41 Patriots – Grace Maher 30
A 20-3 first period gave the Panthers control, and Thayne posts her second straight 40 point effort.
Boys
Stillwater 71 Waterford 56
Leading Scorers: Warriors – Brian McNeil 23 Josh Luca 19 CJ McNeil 14 James Galarneau 10 Fordians – TJ Kelley 20 Jake Houle 12
The Warriors used a 41-27 advantage after the break and put four players in doubles in notching the home win.
Hoosick Falls 66 Mt. Anthony 45
Leading Scorers: Panthers – Tristan Williams 25 Jon Kempf 19 Max Kipp 13 Patriots – Braeden Billert 12 Quintin McIntire 11
The Falls won each of the first three periods building a 54-32 lead heading to the final frame where they closed things out, securing the non-league win over the Patriots from Vermont.
Hoosic Valley 75 Maple Hill 74
Leading Scorers: Indians – Logan Reilly 24 CJ Bassett 18 Tyler Eddy 15 Wildcats – Rian Jewett 26 Dom Hirshoff 20 Blake Decker 20
The Valley bottomed 13 triples and needed every one to post the non-league “W” over the Wildcats of Maple Hill.
Ft. Plain 61 Cambridge 46
Leading Scorers: Ft. Plain – Troy Butler 16 Ethan Reese 12 Indians – Brian Hall 16 Ben Epler 11
Ft. Plain broke open a close game at the half, with a 21-4 third period on their way to the victory over the Indians. Fort Plain enjoyed a big advantage from the free throw line converting on 18 of 30, while Cambridge was just one of four in the contest.
Mechanicville 73 Tamarac 47
Leading Scorers: Red Raiders – Charli Goverski 22 Chloe Goverski 16 Jada Brown 13 Bengals – Syrita Faraj 14 Kate Machnick 12
The Raiders drilled eight triples, built a 41-22 halftime lead and cruised to the “W” over the visitors from Tamarac.
Hoosick Falls 65 Berlin/New Lebanon 26
Leading Scorers: Panthers – Logan Thayne 40 Mountaineers – Aaliyah Stalker 11
Thayne drop’s 40, while the Panther “D” holds the Mountaineers to single numbers in each of the first three frames.
Stillwater 52 Spa Catholic 35
Leading Scorers: Warriors – Molly Sheehan 25 Marley Mueller 11 Saints – Molly O’Reilly 15
Stillwater used a 24-11 advantage in the second half to pull away for the victory over the Saints of Spa Catholic.
It was a perfect storm for the visitors from Cambridge Wednesday night in Schaghticoke. Over the first eight minutes of play the Lady Indians of the North scored on drives to the rim, jumpers from deep, converted seven of eight from the free throw line, and consistently pounded the offensive glass while defensively turning Hoosic Valley over eight times in the frame.
End result? A 20-0 run to start things, a 22-4 lead at the end of the quarter, and little doubt the rest of the way regarding the decision that played out as a 54-22 Cambridge victory, their 16th straight to start the season.
Lilly Phillips scored the first seven points of the night for Cambridge on an up and under move, a pair of free throws and a deep triple from the top.
A Fiona Mooney bucket, a 3-ball by Stasia Epler and three free throws by Sophie Phillips stretched the Cambridge lead to 15-0 with 3:18 remianing in the first.
A driving duece by Lilly and a wing triple by Sophie made it 20-0 , before a Sam Lanoue jumper at the 1:19 mark finally got the Valley on the board.
After a two minute dry spell by both squads to start the second frame, a Ruth Nolan steal and score followed by eight points from Lilly on a pair of deep hits, and a drive to the rack, gave the visitors a 32-6 advantage with 3:05 left in the period.
Triples by Sophie and Jaylyn Prouty sandwiched around a Lanoue long ball closed out the quarter as Cambridge took a 38-9 lead into the break.
In the third, after an Ashlyn Chartier score for the Valley, Cambridge went on a 13-2 spurt with Mooney, Prouty and the Phillips twins all tallying in the run.
Hoosic Valley’s Anna Jensen drilled a three to close the frame leaving the final eight minutes for simply details.
Lilly Phillips with 22 points led all scorers on the night with Sophie adding 11 for the 16-0 Indians who continue their roll through the regular season in dominant fashion.
Jensen’s seven points led the way for the Valley who have 10 wins on the season, but on this night were put to bed early by Cambridge.
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