Valley Boys, Greenwich Girls Post Wins

Hoosic Valley 61   Cambridge 21

Leading Scorers:  Valley – Isaac Wiley 17   Chris Jones 15   Gabe Coffin 12          Cambridge – Tully Maher 8

Key Stat:  Hoosic Valley outscored their guests 23-0 in the final frame.  

Take Away:  The Hawks put three players in doubles, won every quarter and had little trouble in moving to 8-4, 7-2 on the year. 

 

Greenwich 56   Coxsackie-Athens 26

Leading Scorers:  Witches – Adrianna Rojas 15   Olivia Davis 13   Grace Autiello 13, 4 3’s   Brooke Kuzmich 13, 10 assists         Coxsackie-Athens – Baleigh Briski 16   Riley Sitcar 10

Key Stat:  Just two players scored in the contest for Coxsackie.

Take Away:  Four Witches hit double digits in a game Greenwich led 25-13 by halftime and cruised to their 10th win in as many outings.   

Stillwater Slips Past Mechanicville

Stillwater 65    Mechanicville 64

Leading Scorers:  Stillwater – Kaelan Leak 22, 5 3’s    Jaxon Mueller 20    Lukas Lilac 11      Mechanicville – Colin Richarson 17    Cruz Goverski 17   Austin Rosowicz 12, 3 3’s

Key Stat:  Stillwater made more free throws than Mechanicville attempted connecting on 15 of 22 while the host squad converted 9 of 14 from the stripe.  

Take Away:  Stillwater, ranked #2 New York state, Class B, took the short trip into Mechanicville to face the #15th ranked Class B squad in a much-anticipated matchup that didn’t disappoint. 

Stillwater ran out to a 14-3 lead just three minutes in before Mechanicville slowly crawled back in, trimming the deficit to one at 35-34 heading into the break.

Late in the third period and into the start of the final frame the visitors again opened up a double-digit lead and with 3:15 remaining held a 63-50 advantage.

But Mechanicville stormed back and pulled to within one on a Richardson triple with :03 left before Stillwater ran out the clock.  

With the win Stillwater moves to 11-0, 8-0 on the year while Mechanicville goes to 8-2, 7-2 for the season.

 

Monday Night Hoops

Tamarac 55   Waterford 30

Leding Scorers:  Bengals – Myanna Faraj 20   Kayla Beaudoin 18, 4 3’s        Fordians – Maddy Atwood 9

Key Stat:  Tamarac held the Fordians to single scoring numbers in three of the four periods.

Take Away:  Tamarac outscored Waterford 33-15 after the break to earn the road win.

 

Mechanicville 47   Hoosick Falls 35

Leading Scorers:  Mechanicville – Sophia Tamasi 14   Molly DiSiena 9           Panthers – Aava Case 11    Mackenna Roberson 10

Key Stat:  Mechanicville held an 18-7 edge in made twos. 

Take Away:  Mechanicville slowly pulled away building a 42-27 lead after three quarters and closed out the home “W”. 

 

Greenwich 45   Stillwater 40

Leading Scorers:  Witches – Brooke Kuzmich 24         Stillwater – Miranda Price 14   Maddie Chatt 12

Key Stat:  Greenwich outscored Stillwater 19-8 in the final frame.

Take Away:  Stillwater held the high-scoring Witches to 26 points over the first three periods, but Greenwich used a big fourth frame to escape with the road win.   

 

 

Hoosick Falls Tops Bishop Gibbons

Hoosick Falls 60   Bishop Gibbons 37

Leading Scorers:  Panthers – Ava Case 23   Taum Hickey 15, 4 3’s   Mackenna Roberson 12          Gibbons – Angelina Deitz 14

Key Stat:  The Falls held an 8-2 edge in made threes.

Take Away:  Hoosick Falls slowly pulled away, building a 34-18 lead by halftime in their way to the nonleague “W”. 

Friday Night Roundup; Falls, Valley, Mechanicville Notch W’s

Mechanicville 100   Cambridge 44

Leading Scorers:  Mechanicville – Colin Richardson 20   Logan Starks 15   Cruz Goverski 15   Joe Devito 13    Cambridge – Tully Maher 11   Luke MacDougal 10

Key Stat:  Mechanicville ran out to a 33-6 lead after one.  

Take Away:  Everyone who dressed for Mechanicville scored points with four reaching doubles as the home squad hangs 100 in the one-sided decision.  

 

Hoosick Falls 55   Tamarac 36

Leading Scorers:  Panthers – Carson Glover 15, 3 3’s   Connor McNeil 12   Andrew Sparks 11, 3 3’s        Bengals – Adam Rice 17   Cam Edmonds 12

Key Stat:  The Falls held a 10-3 advantage in made threes.

Take Away:  The Panthers trailed 19-15 at the break but outscored the Bengals 40-17 in the second half to post the comeback “W” at home.

 

Hoosic Valley 62   Spa Catholic 39

Leading Scorers:  Valley – Gabe Coffin 23, 5 3’s   Isaac Wiley 11   Dem Neary 10        Saints – Ronan Rowe 10

Key Stat:  The Valley doubled up Spa Catholic 38-19 over the final two frames.  

Take Away:  Hoosic Valley trailed 12-11 after the first period but pulled away with a big second half where more than half their points came on made triples. 

 

Tamarac 47   Glens Falls 42

Leading Scorers:  Bengals – Myanna Faraj 18   Kayla Beaudoin 13, 3 3’s   Morgan Hayden 10        GF – Gianna Endieveri 13

Key Stat:  Tamarac edged in front with a 15-11 third quarter.

Take Away:  In a close game throughout that was knotted 21-all at halftime, the visitors took the lead in the third, and held on for the victory in moving to 8-2 on the season.  

Waterford, Greenwich Notch Wins; Kuzmich Reaches Scoring Milestone

Waterford 49   Hoosick Falls 42

Leading Scorers:  Fordians – Rachel McOmber 18   Maddy Atwood 11          Panthers – Ava Case 27, 4 3’s

Key Stat:  Waterford converted 13 of 17 free throws while the Falls connected on 8 of 19 from the line.  

Take Away:  The Fordians trailed 24-17 at the break but took the lead with a 29-6 third frame on their way to the well-earned “W”.  

 

Greenwich 91   Spa Catholic 27

Leading Scorers:  Witches – Grace Autiello 23, 5 3’s   Adrianna Rojas 22   Brooke Kuzmich 21        Saints – Sophia Ryan 11

Key Stat:  Greenwich outscored the Saints 51-9 over the middle two periods.

Take Away:  Leading by 10 after the first quarter, the Witches ran away from their hosts in posting the easy win on a night that saw three Greenwich players score 20 or more including the sophomore Kuzmich, who joined the 1000 career point club. 

Wednesday Night Results

Mechanicville 56   Hudson Falls 45

Leading Scorers:  Mechanicville – Cruz Goverski 19   Colin Richardson 19        HF – Smith 9   France 9   Hardwick 9

Key Stat:  Mechanicville made more free throws than Hudson Falls attempted connecting on 27 of 44, while HF converted 6 of 10 from the stripe.  

Take Away:  Trailing 28-23 at the break, Mechanicville held the Falls to 17 second half points in posting the come-from-behind “W”.

 

Columbia 80   Tamarac 57

Leading Scorers:  Blue Devils – Evan Rainville 34   Patrick Ayotte 18   Zander Poissant 12   Cooley 10   Bengals – Kamerin Edmonds 25   Adam Rice 19

Key Stat:  Columbia leading by 12 entering the final period sealed the win with a 24-13 frame.   

Take Away:  Columbia put four players in doubles and slowly pulled away for the non-league win.

 

Cambridge 31   Whitehall 25

Leading Scorers:  Cambridge – Sam Crandall 11        Railroaders – Cheyenne Holman 8

Key Stat:  Cambridge held Whitehall to three points over the middle two frames.

Take Away:  Cambridge posts their third win of the season, notching the non-league victory in a low scoring affair.  

 

Stillwater 48   Tamarac 30

Leading Scorers:  Stillwater – Andie Luskin 17    Addison Thornton 13                  Bengals – Myanna Faraj 8

Key Stat:  Stillwater held the Bengals to single scoring numbers in each of the first three quarters.  

Take Away:  Stillwater moves to 7-3 on the year with an impressive win over the Bengals.  

Greenwich, Mechanicville, Stillwater Post W’s

Greenwich 59   Cambridge 65

Leading Scorers:  Witches – Cal Curtis 15, 3 3’s   Jack Saunders 11   Joe Radovich 10         Cambridge – Luke McDougal 24, 4 3’s   Maher 15

Key Stat:  Greenwich needed an 18-10 fourth period to earn the win.

 

Mechanicville 68   Spa Catholic 37

Leading Scorers:  Mechanicville – Colin Richardson 21   Cruz Goverski 17   Austin Rozowicz 11       Saints – Tyler Hicks 12

Key Stat:  Leading 33-22 at the half, Mechanicville used a 27-3 third frame to take control.

 

Stillwater 80   Waterford 33

Leading Scorers:  Stillwater – Jaxon Mueller 23   Kaelan Leak 18, 4 3’s   Lukas Lilac 13         Fordians – Matt Soden 8

Key Stat:  Stillwater held the Fordians to six total points over the middle two periods.