Girls

Hoosic Valley 48  Hoosick Falls 40

Leading Scorers:  Indians – Sam Lanoue 13      Ashlyn Chartier 12         Panthers – Logan Thayne 24      Maddie Walker 11

The Valley held a 29-16 lead at the half and rode that cushion after the break to the victory.  The Indians held the Falls to single numbers in the first and second periods and allowed just three Panthers to score on the night.

Mechanicville 59  Greenwich 37

Leading Scorers:  Red Raiders – Charli Goverski 24      Amy DiSiena 15        Witches – Adrianna Rojas 15

The Raiders won every quarter and used a 29-13 second half to pull away from the visiting Greenwich squad.

Cambridge 73  Spa Catholic 28

Leading Scorers:  Indians – Sophie Phillips 19 (5,3’s)       Fiona Mooney 11      McKayla McLenithan 10          Saints – Lauren Mahar 8      Megan Connell 8

Cambridge used a 28-5 first frame to put this one away early, in a game where the Indians connected on 12 triples and put nine players in the scoring column.

Boys

Mechanicville 75  Greenwich 65 OT

Leading Scorers:  Red Raiders – Josh Germain 26 (6,3’s)       Tyler Dion 12      Luciano D’Ambro 10      Witches – Jesse Kuzmich 33 (5,3’s)      Alex Curtis 11

The Raiders outscored their hosts 12-2 in the extra session to post the win.  Greenwich won the three ball game with 11-7 advantage from beyond the arc, but Mechanicville converted on 12 of 18 from the free throw line while the Witches were just 6 of 8.

Cambridge 58  Spa Catholic 45

Leading Scorers:  Indians – Ben Epler 15 (5,3’s)        Nick Murphy 13       Saints – Ryan McCarroll 13      Hayden Day 12      Jordan Catone 11      Anthony Barile 10

Cambridge built a 38-21 lead by halftime, and despite the Saints putting four players in doubles, the Indians closed things out after the break, posting the home “W.  Cambridge bottomed eight triples in the contest with all of Epler’s 15 points coming from beyond the arc.

Waterford 72  Tamarac 60

Leading Scorers:  Fordians – Michael Talavera 26      CJ Kelley 23      J Panetta 10      Bengals – Miles Ednie 16       Dalton Maxon 14      Joey Poulin 13

Waterford held a 52-47 lead entering the final eight minutes, but pulled away in the fourth, to earn the home victory over the Bengals.  The Fordians held a 20 point advantage from the free throw line connecting on 23 of 30 from the stripe while Tamarac was limited to nine attempts, converting on three.

Stillwater 64  Berlin/New Lebanon 19

Leading Scorers:  Warriors – Grant Baker 17      Brian McNeil 11        Mountaineers – Shawn Pawlows

The Warriors held Berlin/New Lebanon to five points or less in every quarter in posting the one-sided decision over the Mountaineers.