The boys race for the Wasaren crown has thinned to three squads and the trio all posted easy wins Tuesday night. Stillwater stayed perfect in league play at 10-0 win a victory over Granville, while Hoosick Falls and Mechanicville secured “W’s” running their marks to 8-2 with four league games remaining. Continue reading
Cutline: Kyle Houston scored a team-high 17 points and also got six rebounds, four assists, and four steals.
The Fighting Saints earned a win over Great Bay CC on Jan. 16 with a final score of 81-66. CSJ played a great team game, sharing the ball and working together to ensure the 15 point victory. Every player in the lineup saw playing time and nine players were able to put points on the board. Continue reading
Cutline: Mookie Kennedy scored a game high 30 points on 13 of 23 shooting from the field.
The College of St. Joseph women’s basketball team delivered a knockout punch to the Great Bay Herons on Jan. 16, earning a victory with a final score of 112-33. This was the Lady Saints 10th straight win, pushing them to 12-1 overall and 6-0 in the YSCC. It was a dominating performance by the Lady Saints from start to finish, with great efforts from every member of the team. Continue reading
A full slate of boy’s basketball in the Wasaren tonight with just five league games left on the schedule for each squad. Here’s a quick look at all the games and please weigh in with your picks at the end of the article. Continue reading
This week’s Wasaren Player of the Week award goes to Hoosic Valley’s Danielle Stannard. Continue reading
The Granville wrestlers had a big day at the Tartan Duals rolling to victories in four of their five dual matches.
The Golden Horde defeated Corinth (53-27), Canajoharie/Ft. Plain (60-17), Catskill (47-30), and Scotia (45-33), while losing only to Saratoga (66-18).
Granville improves to 11-6 on the season.
A full schedule of basketball for both the boys, and girls on a Friday night in the Wasaren with a surprise ending or two along the way. Continue reading
The Indians of Hoosic Valley broke huddle after taking their second timeout of the game’s last possession. The clock read :07 with Hoosick Falls clinging to a one point lead at 30-29. Continue reading
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