Plenty of non-league runs on Wednesday night for Wasaren squads and here’s how they all played out.

Girls

Cambridge 49  Berne Knox 36

Leading Scorers:  Indians – Sophie Phillips 15    Helen Mooney 11    Lily Phillips 10       Berne Knox – Taylor Meachum 14

Keys:  Cambridge raced out to a 30-11 lead at the break and rode that cushion to the win over Berne Knox.  With the victory the Indians  stay perfect on the season at 7-0 overall.  

 

Waterford 55  Bishop Maginn 23

Leading Scorers:  Fordians – Breanna Fruscio 14    Emily Kelley 12    Hannah Camfield 11     Maginn – Christine Catalan 11

Keys:  Waterford pitched a shutout defensively in the third, and won every quarter in notching the easy win.

 

Boys

Stillwater 52  Hudson Falls 45

Leading Scorers:  Warriors – Brian McNeil 17    James Galarneau 11    Cooper Monast 10     Tigers – Tariq Minix 10

Keys:  In a close game throughout Stillwater outscored the Tigers 28-20 after the break and used a 16-5 advantage at the foul line to earn the non-league victory.

 

Berlin 81  Loudonville Christian 34

Leading Scorers:  Mountaineers – Ryan Willis 25    Joshua Hendricks 20    Tyler Kellar 18    Malachi Ritter 10        Loudonville Christian – Noah Rogers 13

Keys:  Berlin led 45-8 at halftime, placed four players in doubles, and cruised to the easy road win.

 

Mt. Anthony 68  Hoosick Falls 65

Leading Scorers:  Patriots – Matthew Steadman 19    Abe Amidon 12       Falls – Guy Milliman 26    Evan McCart 21

Keys:   Trailing 38-28 at intermission the Panthers used a 24-13 advantage in the third period to grab the lead before Mt. Anthony took it back over the final eight minutes, securing the well earned “W” over the Falls.

 

Galway 59  Hoosic Valley 19

Leading Scorers:  Galway – Thor White 29     Indians – John Acker 8

Keys:  White outscored the Valley squad by himself with a big 29 point effort that included 6 triples, as Galway rolled over the visitors from Schaghticoke.

 

Cohoes 61  Mechanicville 57

Leading Scorers:  Cohoes – Snyder 23    Daniels 21      Red Raiders – Joe Germaine 16    Kendrick McCann 16    Nick Billert 13

Keys:   Mechanicville held a 42-37 lead after three quarters of play, but Cohoes put 24 points on the board in the final period fueling their come-from-behind victory over the Raiders.