A full slate in the Wasaren on a late January Friday night, and here’s how things played out.

Girls

Hoosic Valley 44  Waterford 16

Leading Scorers:  Valley – Alex Rifenburg 22       Fordians – Annilise Rebel 9

Key Points:  Hoosic Valley held the Fordians to single numbers in every period paving the way to an easy road victory.

 

Tamarac 55  Hoosick Falls 50

Leading Scorers:  Bengals – Renna Poulin 26     Emily Erickson 13     Kayla Doody 10     Panthers – Logan Thayne 22     Noreen McAuliffe 10

Key Points:  In a game that was tied heading to the final period Tamarac outscored the Falls 13-8 in the fourth to earn the “W”.  The Bengals cashed in at the foul line throughout converting on 11 of 16, while the Panthers made 3 of 9 from the stripe.

 

Cambridge 70  Berlin 4

Leading Scorers:  Indians – Sophie Phillips 15     Lily Phillips 15     Fiona Mooney 11

Key Points:  Cambridge shutout the Mountaineers in the first half on their way to the win.

 

Greenwich 69  Saratoga Catholic 23

Leading Scorers:  Witches – Molly Brophy 23      Gabby Wiss 16       Saints – Mayer  7

Key Points:  Greenwich held the Saints to single digits in each period, put 43 points on the board in the first half and cruised to easy home “W”.

 

Boys

Saratoga Catholic 54  Greenwich 37

Leading Scorers:  Saints – Sean Englert 15     Ben Scammell 10       Witches – Ellis Pemrick 10

Key Points:  Spa Catholic outscored the visitors 32-11 in the first half on their way to their ninth league win in ten outings.

 

Cambridge 54  Berlin 34

Leading Scorers:  Indians – Williams 25     Brandon Holcomb 14        Mountaineers – Ryan Willis 15     Tyler Kellar 14

Key Points:  The Cambridge defense allowed just four Berlin players to score as Holcomb and Williams combined scored enough to post the victory.

 

Hoosick Falls 73  Tamarac 38

Leading Scorers:  Falls – Evan McCart 23     Guy Milliman 19     Jon Kempf 14      Bengals – Jacob Defreest 9

Key Points:  The Panthers bottomed 10 triples, and used a 51-20 advantage over the middle two periods in cruising to the easy road win.

 

Waterford 54  Hoosic Valley 47

Leading Scorers:  Fordians – Michael Talavera 18     Joe Panetta 14     Valley – Brandon Napoli 10

Key Points:  In a close game throughout the difference came from the free throw line where Waterford shot 14 of 21 while the Valley was just 3 of 4.

 

Stillwater 55  Mechanicville 49

Leading Scorers:  Warriors – Scott Travis 17     Brain McNeil 11     Cooper Monast 11      Raiders – Kendrick McCann 11

Key Points:  A 19-10 second period gave the Warriors a 31-20 lead at the break and the Warriors used nearly all of that cushion in holding off the Raiders for the home victory.