Stillwater/Spa Catholic built a 35-o lead by halftime and cruised from there to the road win over Rensselaer on Friday night.
Luke Dejnozka led a potent ground attack for St/Spa with 132 yards on eight carries and two touchdowns.
Dave Kramek added 41 yards and a touchdown, Reid Knussman 55 yards and a score, Mason Straight 42 yards and a TD, and Kingston David Jr. added a touchdown tote for St/Spa. It was the first career varsity touchdowns for Knussman, Staright and David.
Next up for Stillwater/Spa Catholic is a home get-together next Friday at 7 p.m. with Broadalbin-Perth.
Mechanicville 8 Spa Catholic 1
Matt Salvadore led all golfers with a round of 35 to lead Mechanicville past the Saints of Spa Catholic in action at the Saratoga Spa Golf Course on Friday.
Cole Sefalu posted the low round of 38 for the Saints.
After a scoreless first half the Valley connected on the only score of the match when Mia MacMillan took a Sophia Akin feed and split the posts from the right corner of the 18 for the game-winner.
Hoosic Valley keeper Lily Ruepp saved 10 shots and combined with the Valley defense for the shutout.
Stillwater 1 Northville 0
In a match that needed an extra session to decide, Stillwater’s Brook Hodgson did just that finding the back of the net off a Finley Bornt find in the first overtime, to give Stillwater the home “W” on Friday.
Stillwater’s Addison Thornton saved three shots and with the Stillwater defense earned the shutout.
Northville keeper Lillian Chamberlain turned back 11 shots in the game.
Emma Willard 3 Gloversville 1
Sally Hill, Phoenix Newell, and Ani Jerian with single scoring strikes led the Jesters to the win over Gloversville on Friday.
Greenwich 3 Stillwater 1
The Witches built a 2-0 halftime lead and closed things out in the second half to post the home win over Stillwater in the Wasaren home-opener for both squads.
Greenwich opened the scoring when Owen Shannon finished a Wyatt Skiff find for the 1-0 lead.
With nine minutes remaining in the half Garrett Heath found a streaking Skiff who found the back of the net for a 2-0 advantage.
Seven minutes into the second half Connor Gibson got Stillwater on the board with an arching shot from the corner of the box trimming the deficit to 2-1.
With eight minutes left in the match the Witches put this one in the win column when after a series of passes Noah Speanburg from the back post found Shannon for the put away.
Greenwich keeper Mason Foster saved four shots in the win while Stillwater keeper Trystan O’Brien saved 15 shots in defeat.
Averill Park 35 Tamarac/Hoosick Falls 0
Leading 6-0 at the half Averill Park scored 29 second-half points to roll past T/HF on Friday night.
Averill Park quarterback Mason Sansone threw for 139 yards and a touchdown and AP running back Joey Biette ran for 147 yards and a pair of scores to lead the AP attack.
Averill Park held a 390-183 advantage in total yards in the game.
Fonda 35 Mechanicville 8 No other information provided
Schuylerville 28 Greenwich 0 No other information provided
Greenwich won individual match play 4.5-1.5, but C/S earned three points for the lowest team score to deadlock the match in action at the Hoosick Falls Country Club on Thursday.
C/S’s Connor Genevick fired the low round of 42 to claim medalist honors.
Genvick won the only individual match for C/S with Witches Sam Ziehm, Peter Wade, Richie Coon and Noah Spezio all earning match wins for Greenwich.
C/S’s Lain Foster and Greenwich’s Brayden Stutzman split their match point in flight four.
Cambridge/Salem won the team score by five strokes 133-138.
In a game with multiple lead changes and extra sessions, the ending came in the second overtime when CS’s Rowan Ossant found Alex Olsen who went far post for the game-winner.
A Graham Murphy tally in the first half staked Mechanicville to a 1-0 lead that the Raiders carried into halftime.
After the break C/S scored back-to-back with Olsen and Landon Sullivan finding the range to give the visitors a 2-1 advantage before Murphy knotted things at 2-2 with his second strike of the match off a direct kick just outside the box.
The two squads played a scoreless first overtime and much of the second before Olsen ended the match with the deciding goal.
C/S keeper Tyler Beadling saved six shots in the win while Mechanicville keeper Ethan Staunton saved two shots in defeat.
Tamarac 2 Hoosick Falls 1
Trailing 1-0 late in the first half. Tamarac evened things on a Gabe Gearwar score off a Jake Smith find, and after the break Smith took a quality look from Ethan Thompson and connected on the difference-maker from 25 yards out lifting the Bengals to the “W”.
Cambridge/Salem 1 Taconic Hills 0
The lone goal of the match came midway thru the first half when Natalie Wood found the back of the net off a Mary Langevin find for the 1-0 advantage and the C/S defense made it stand for the victory in the Berlin/New Lebanon Soccer Tournament on Thursday.
Cambridge/Salem keepers Charlotte Hodgkinson and Olivia Keller combined for 12 saves and the shutout.
Taconic Hills keeper Amber White saved five shots in defeat.
In a tight match throughout that saw Stillwater take a 2-1 lead into halftime, the home squad held on to notch the narrow “W” in the rain at Stillwater on Wednesday.
Kaylee Ermalowicz, Brooke Hodgson and Kamryn VanPelt all found the back of the net for Stillwater with Hodgson and VanPelt adding assists pacing the Stillwater attack.
Amalia Fitch and Rylan Charbonneau connected on scoring strikes for Waterford.
Stillwater keeper Addison Thorton saved eight shots in the match while Fordian keeper Ella Stoliker turned away seven shots in defeat.
Hoosick Falls edged out toa 2-0 advantage by the break and added an insurance goal in the second half to post the victory over Greenwich on Wednesday.
Lily Zwinge scored in each half and Laney Kasulinous added a single tally to lead the Panthers attack.
Hoosick Falls keeper Avery McMahon saved five shots and combined with the Panther defense for the shutout.
Greenwich keeper Molly Andrew stopped seven shots in the loss.
Hoosic Valley 4 Whitehall 0
Holding a 1-0 lead at halftime, Hoosic Valley took control with three second half goals and notched the road “W” over Whitehall.
Samantha Gratton, Payton Gela, Mia MacMillen and Haylet Valcik all connected on scoring strikes for the Valley with Gela assisting twice and MacMillen once to pace the visitor’s attack.
Waterford 8 Berlin/New Lebanon 0
The Fordians ran out to a 6-0 lead by the break and never looked back in posting the one-sided decision over B/NL on Wednesday.
Connor Belonga rang the bell six times to lead Waterford, with K. Sheehan connecting twice and Bristol once for the Foridians.
Bristol added a pair of assists as did Delgaudio in the match.
Chapin and Atwood combined for two saves and the shutout for Waterford while B/NL keeper Henley saved 18 shots in the loss.
Hoosic Valley 6 Hoosick Falls 3
Hoosic Valley’s Ryan Morrissey fired a round of 38 to claim medalist honors, leading the Valley past the Falls in a steady rain at the Battenkill Country Club on Wednesday.
Other top scores for Hoosic Valley included Keegan Antolick 41, Jackson Schram 42, Owen Harder 47 and Owen Williams and Craig D’Avella with rounds of 48.
Hoosick Falls scores included Spencer Tate 39, Aidyn DeGraaf 43, Zach Houghton 47, Jack Shea 49, Quinn Haynes 54 and Memphis Hathaway with a round of 55.
Mechanicville’s Tanner Eiseman connected on a second-half scoring strike and the Raider defense did the rest in posting the narrow “W” ove BH/BL on Tuesday.
Mechanicville keeper saved 13 shots and combined with defense to post the shutout.
BH/BL keeper Ava Yahoody turned back five shots in defeat.
Spa Catholic 15 Hadley Luzerne 0
The Saints saw 10 players connect for goals, four platers with multiple tallies in Saratoga Catholic’s one-sided decision over HL on Tuesday.
Sophia Brunner led the way with a hat trick while, Hannah Carter, Grace Shaefer and Ashley David all tallied twice in the match,
Saints with single goals included Addison Quail, Emma Gilcrest, Sofia Ryan, Maggie Durfee, Makenna King and Jill Venn.
Cambridge/Salem 3 Hoosick Falls 0
After a scoreless first half of play, C/S erupted for three, second-half goals to earn the road win over the Panthers of Hoosick Falls.
Alex Olsen put C/S on the board finishing a nice feed from Landon Sullivan for the 1-0 lead.
Rowan Ossant gave C/S a 2-0 advantage, cleaning up a loose ball in front, and Olsen’s second goal of the match wrapped the scoring for the day.
C/S keeper Tyler Beadling combined with the defense for the clean sheet, with Hoosick Falls keeper Richie Bartholomew saving nine shots in the loss.
Spa Catholic 7.5 Tamarac 1.5
The Saints Cole Cefalu earned medalist honors firing the low round of 37, leading Spa Catholic past Tamarac in golf action on Tuesday.
The Saints Mark Mahay carded a round of 39, while AJ Lee with a 43 and Troy Karz with a round of 45 led Tamarac.
Mechanicville 8 Waterford 1
The Raiders Matthew Salvadore led all golfers with a round of 39 in Mechanicville’s win over Waterford at Fairways of Halfmoon on Tuesday.
Other scores for Mechanicville included Colton Rinadi, Brody Landy and John Cady with rounds of 45 and AJ Messercola who carded a 47 in the match.
Top Waterford scores included Dylan Day, Landon Pitcher and Bradley O’Connor with 43’s and Evan Cavosie with a round of 47.
With the win Mechanicville improves to 4-2 on the year, while Waterford slips to 2-3 with the loss.
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.
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