With a break in the league schedule, a number of Wasaren teams took the floor on Thursday night in nonleague contests. It proved to be a tough night for league squads with only the Lady Panthers of Hoosick Falls notching a “W”.

Girls

Hoosick Falls 63  Mount Anthony 56

Leading Scorers:  Panthers – Logan Thayne 26       Lillian Hockey 22            Patriots – G. Maher 26

Key Stat:  Thayne and Hickey combine for 49 points, leading the Falls who withstood 10 made threes in the game by the visitors from Vermont.

Albany 84  Stillwater 20

Leading Scorers:  Albany – Ahniysha Jackson 31      Junasia Lanier 14      Jenna Ciyone 12   Warriors Marley Mueller 8

Key Stat:  Albany outscored Stillwater 50-4 over the middle two periods in first round play at the South Glens Falls Holiday Tournament.  The Warriors will look to bounce back tonight when they’ll meet Ft. Edward in the consolation game at 5 p.m.

Corinth 40  Saratoga Catholic 24

Leading Scorers:  Tomahawks – Maddy DeLisle 12         Saints – Lauren Maher 6      Molly O’Reilly 6       Grace O’Reilly 6

Key Stat:  Corinth led 13-2 after the first period and nursed that cushion to the win over the Saints.

Boys

Fonda 67  Mechanicville 58

Leading Scorers:  Fonda – Jackson Atty 26      Angelo Canale 12        Red Raiders – Devin Garland 15       Tyler Dion 10

Key Stat:  Fonda held a 34-34 lead at the half and used a 19-14 advantage in the fourth to earn the victory over the Raiders on the first night of the Stillwater Holiday Tourney.  Tonight Mechanicville will face Mekeel Christian Academy in a 5:30 start.

Mekeel Christian Academy 71  Stillwater 30

Leading Scorers:  Mekeel – Alex Barnhill 15       Ozzie DeJesus 15        Warriors – Brian McNeil 8

Key Stat:  Mekeel jumped out to a 26-4 advantage after one and cruised from there in the Stillwater Holiday Tournament.  Stillwater will take on Fonda in tournament play tonight in a 7 p.m. run.

Greenville 72  Tamarac 71

Leading Scorers:  Greenville – Damien Fiducia 26       Joe Nicosia 12       Keenan Mulholland 10        Bengals – Anthony Ciampolillo 20       Jacob DeFreest 19

Key Stat:  In a close game throughout at the Berne-Knox Holiday Tournament, Greenville held a sizeable advantage at the stripe converting on 19 of 41 free throws while the Bengals attempted just 18, connecting on 11.  Tournament action continues tonight with Tamarac facing Hawthorne Valley in the 6 p.m. contest.