
Hoosic Valley 65 Mechanicville 57
Leading Scorers: Hawks – Landon Reilly 20 Isaac Wiley 18 Mechanicville – Colin Richardson 18 Cruz Goverski 16 Joe Devito 11
Take Away: Basketball is a game of runs and Hoosic Valley had the last one Friday night in Mechanicville outscoring their hosts 12-4 over the final three minutes to secure the well-earned road “W”.
The Valley opened with the first five points of the night before Mechanicville put together a 14-1 run and ended the quarter with a 19-10 lead with Cruz Goverski scoring nine in the frame.
The Hawks Landon Reilly scored the first five points of the second period part of a 11-2 Valley streak that tied things 21-all midway through the quarter. But Mechanicville controlled the remainder of the period and took a 32-27 advantage into the break.
Hoosic Valley outscored their hosts 22-11 in the third with Isaac Wiley and Dem Neary each netting seven points and held a 49-43 lead heading into the fourth.
Mechanicville put together a 10-4 run over the first five minutes of the frame to pull even at 53-all with Goverski and Colin Richardson leading the spurt.
But the Valley used a bucket and one from Isaac Wiley and clutch free throw shooting from Gabe Coffin 4 of 4, down the stretch to close out the road win.
Tamarac 68 Waterford 25
Leading Scorers: Bengals – Adam Rice 21 Frankie DiPalma 17 Fordians – Derrick Pontore 9
Key Stat: Tamarac held the Fordians to single numbers in three of the four frames.
Take Away: The Bengals jumped out to a 24-4 lead after the first frame and cruised to the road win Friday night. Tamarac, with the victory moves to 2-2 on the year while Waterford slips to 1-5.
Hoosick Falls 79 Greenwich 34
Leading Scorers: Panthers – Richie Stifter 20, 8 steals Andrew Sparks 14 Witches – Langston Hall 9
Key Stat: The Falls won each of the first three periods by double digits.
Take Away: The Panthers drilled 10 triples, put 11 players in the scoring column and rolled to the road “W” over the Witches, moving to 4-2 on the year.
Stillwater 89 Spa Catholic 55
Leading Scorers: Stillwater – Jaxon Mueller 27 Thomas McDonough 16, 3, 3’s Kaelan Leak 15, 3 3’s James Cocozzo 12 Saints – Aidan Crowther 13, 3 3’s Ronan Rowe 10
Key Stat: Stillwater won every quarter.
Take Away: In a game played at HVCC, Stillwater leading 40-26 at the break, put this one to bed with a 32-15 third frame, notching their fourth straight win to start the season.