Greenwich 56 Ft. Plain 8

The Witches scored on the first play from scrimmage and never looked back in posting the one-sided decision over C/FP to earn the Section II Class D championship on Friday night.

Greenwich quarterback Brett Traver found Omar DeJesus on a long touchdown strike on the opening play and with the two-point conversion the Witches led 8-0, on their way to a 42-0 halftime lead.

Traver added a pair of touchdown throws to Ethan Mullen and a single scoring strike to Ethan Saunders before the break and finished the game 8 of 11 with 158 passing yards.

Greenwich running back Keegan Clayton led the Witches ground attack with 127 rushing yards with a touchdown and also scored on a 52-yards punt return in the win.

The Witches defense did not allow one yard of total offense for Canjoharie/Ft. Plain over the entire first half of play.

With the win Greenwich moves to 8-2 on the season and advances to regional play next Friday.

Tamarac/Hoosick Falls 28 Fonda 21

In a back-and-forth game that saw seven lead changes, T/HF used an Austin Cavanaugh touchdown run late in the final frame to earn the Class C semifinal win over Fonda.

Fonda held a 7-0 advantage after the first period of play that T/HF erased in the second quarter on a pair of touchdown strikes from Grant Glover, connecting with Chase Glover from 12 yards out and Porter Driscoll for 28 yards, giving the Wildcats a 14-7 lead at the break.

Fonda responded early in the third knotting things at 14-14 on a 2-yard run before T/HF closed the period with a Grant Glover 46-yard scoring run and the Wildcats took a 21-14 lead into the fourth.

Once again Fonda pulled even, this time on a 34-yard pass play, setting up Cavanaugh’s game-winning score from one yard out sending T/HF to the Class C championship game next weekend.

Grant Glover finished the game 12-17 for 150 yards with a pair of touchdown strikes while rushing for 85 yards on 18 carries with a score.

Chase Glover led the Wildcat receivers with six catches for 60 yards and a touchdown with Driscoll adding a pair of receptions for 67 yards and a score.

T/HF will face Schuylerville, 48-6 winners over Cobleskill in their semifinal, next Saturday at Shenendehowa

Stillwater/Spa Catholic 44 Broadalbin-Perth 13

Holding a 20-7 advantage at the break, SSC put the game away with 24 third quarter points, earning the mini league championship in eight-man football Thursday night in Stillwater.

Luke Dejnozka ran for 203 yards on 30 carries with rushing and receiving scores while adding an interception on the defensive side of the ball to lead SSC.

David Kramek ran for 82 yards on 15 carries and a pair of touchdowns for SSC who’s ground game eclipsed 300 yards in the win..

SSC completes an outstanding year on an eight-game winning streak with a season mark of 8-1.

Join us for our final podcast of the fall season.

Player of the Year: Matthew Salvadore (M)

1st Team

Matthew Salvadore (M)

Cole Cefalu (SC)

Tye Morris (S)

Dylan Day

Sam Ziehm (G)

Jack Shea (HF)

2nd Team

Daniel DeGrasse (S)

Mark Mahay (SC)

Owen Harder (HV)

Connor Genevick (C)

Troy Karz (T)

Kolton Rinaldi (M)

Pete Wade (G)

Honorable Mention:

Spencer Tate (HF)

Landon Pitcher

Keegan Antolick (HV)

Stephen Yakubec (C)

Vinny Taylor (M)

Dylan Brown (G)

Stillwater 3 Lake George 0

Stillwater built a 1-0 lead by halftime and added pulled away with a pair of second half goals to earn the Section II Class C title for the third straight year.

Brooke Hodgson gave Stillwater the 1-0 lead, connecting about eight minutes into the match.

They rode the slim cushion into halftime, but quickly added an insurance goal just four minutes after the break when Kamryn VanPelt found the back of the net from the corner of the 18.

Peyton Perretta wrapped the scoring, finishing a Kennedie VanPelt find midway through the second half.

Stillwater keeper Addison Thornton combined with the Stillwater defense for the shutout.

Stillwater, (18-2), advances to regional play and a matchup with Sullivan West on Tuesday at Lansingburgh with a 5:30 start.

Schuylerville 1 Mechanicville 0

After 100 minutes of soccer played out through regulation and a pair of overtime sessions, Schuylerville’s Vaugh Reilly cleaned up a headed ball off a corner kick late in the second overtime to give the Black Horses the win in the Class B title match.

Schuylerville keeper Guiliana Hosgood and the Black Horses defense posted the shutout while Mechanicville Keeper Christina Bornt saved 11 shots in the match.

Schuylerville advances to the regionals and a match with Ausable Valley on Saturday in Stillwater.

Mechanicville finishes another outstanding fall season at 16-3 with a Wasaren League title.

Tamarac/Hoosick Falls 15 Hudson 7

T/HF jumped out to a 13-0 lead after one quarter of play, and rode that cushion to the well-earned Class C quarterfinal victory over Hudson on Friday night.

T/HF running back Austin Cavanaugh put the Wildcats on the board early with a 13-yard scoring run and with the point after a 7-0 lead.

Later in the period Owen Hart connected with August Lee on an 18-yard scoring strike giving the Wildcats a 13-0 advantage.

That advantage remained until the fourth frame when Hudson trimmed the deficit to 13-7 on a Cam Clarke TD run, but T/HF closed things out from there, adding Tyler Taber safety late to secure the “W”.

Tamarac/Hoosick Falls advances to a Class C semifinal next weekend and a matchup with Fonda.

Fonda 34 Mechanicville 8 Class C quarterfinal No other info provided

Greenwich 48 Green Tech 0 No other info provided

Stillwater 7 Mayfield 0

Holding a 2-0 halftime lead, Stillwater connected five times after the break to pull away to the comfortable semifinal win in Class C.

Brooke Hodgson and Kamryn VanPelt led the Stillwater attack, each scoring twice with teammates Kennedie VanPelt, Peyton Perretta and Cassidy Phelps all adding single scoring strikes in the “W”.

Stillwater keeper Addison Thornton combined with the Stillwater defense for the shutout.

Top-seeded Stillwater will face #2 Lake George in Lansingburgh on Saturday in an 11 a.m.. start.

Mechanicville 4 Voorheesville 0

The Raiders used three, second half scoring strikes and a shutout defensively in securing the semifinal win over the Blackbirds of Voorheesville in Class B.

Tanner Eisemna with a pair of goals and Calli Christensen and Mia Beyer with single tallies led the Raider attack.

Raider keeper Christina Bornt saved nine shots in the win and with the Mechanicville defense posted the clean sheet.

Top-seeded Mechanicville advances to the Class B championship game on Saturday where they’ll take on #2 Schuylerville in a 1:30 kickoff in Lansingburgh.

Maple Hill 3 Cambridge/Salem 0 Boys Soccer No other information at this time.

Cambridge/Salem finishes an excellent fall season at 15-4 including a Wasaren League championship.

Mechanicville 8 Ichabod Crane 0

Mechanicville ran away in the first half connecting on six goals before the break and cruised from there to the Class B quarterfinal win on Saturday.

Gianna Pitts and Tanne Eiseman both scored hat tricks with Calli Christensen adding a pair of tallies to pace the Raider attack.

Mechanicville keeper Christina Bornt, (3 saves), combined with the Raider defense for the clean sheet.

Mechanicville advances to the semifinal round on Wednesday facing the winner of Voorheesville/Coxsackie.

Stillwater 1 Waterford 0 Girls Soccer No other info provided

Cambridge/Salem 1 Duanesburg/Berne Knox 0

With 7:00 remaining in regulation C/S’ Nolan Thomas found Theo LaBlanc at the far post of the 6-yard box and LeBlanc buried the game-winner sending C/S to the Class C semifinals on Wednesday and a matchup with top-seeded Maple Hill.

Broadalbin Perth 1 Mechanicville 0

The two squads played through a scoreless first half and the game stayed that way until late in the second half when Broadalbin’s Beckett Korona connected with 12:16 left, sending Broadalbin Perth to the Class B semis on Wednesday.

Mechanicville finishes a fine season at 18-9.

Loudonville Christian 1 Greenwich 0 No other info at this time

Greenwich completes a good fall season at 21-9.

Stillwater/Spa Catholic 60 Lake George/Warrensburg/ Bolton 0

SSC scored early and often opening up a 20-0 lead after one frame and extending their cushion to 40-0 at the break, cruising from there to the one-sided decision over LG/W/B Friday night in Stillwater.

Running back Luke Dejnozka scored on runs of 56, 78, 20 and 74 yards finishing the night with 328 rushing yards on 11 carries to lead the SSC attack.

David Kramek added a pair of touchdown runs, while gaining 107 yards and Mason Straight topped the century mark with 117 yards on 10 carries and a score for the victors.

With the win Stillwater/Spa Catholic moves to 7-1 on the year.

Hoosick Falls/Tamarac 40 Voorheesville 7

The Wildcats used a balanced attack and a strong defensive outing to post the comfortable win over the Blackbirds of Voorheesville on Friday night.

HF/T rushed for 158 yards and threw for 133 more in the win.

Quarterback Owen Hart completed 5 of 7 for 95 yards including a 38-yeard scoring strike to C. Glover.

August Lee with 47 rushing yards and a score, led a backfield that saw 5 players rush for 20 or more yards on the night. Austin Cavanaugh ran for a pair of touchdowns with C. Glover adding a single scoring run for HF/T.

With the win the Wildcats move to 6-2 on the season.

Mechanicville 18 Granville/Whitehall 13 No other info provided

Cobleskill 33 Greenwich 0 No other info provided