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Monthly Archives: March 2024
Wasaren Boys Basketball All-Stars
Wasaren League Boys Basketball All-Stars
2023-2024
Most Valuable Player
Jaxon Mueller – Stillwater (Senior)
1st Team All-Stars
Kaelan Leak – Stillwater (Senior)
Colin Richardson – Mechanicville (Senior)
Lukas Lilac – Stillwater (Senior)
Adam Rice – Tamarac (Senior)
Carson Glover – Hoosick Falls (Junior)
2nd Team All-Stars
Andrew Sparks – Hoosick Falls (Senior)
Tyler Hicks – Saratoga Catholic (Junior)
Chris Jones – Hoosic Valley (Senior)
Cruz Goverski – Mechanicville (Junior)
Isaac Wiley – Hoosic Valley (Senior)
Coach of the Year
Bruce Lilac – Stillwater
Stillwater Crowned State Champions

Stillwater 59 Marcellus 50
Leading Scorers: Stillwater – Lukas Lilac 21 Kaelan Leak 12 Jaxon Mueller 10 Marcellus – Burnett 15 Donegan 14
Key Stat: Stillwater scored 16 unanswered points to finish the second frame.
Take Away: Trailing 19-12 early in the second period, Stillwater went on a 21-4 run before the half and took a 33-23 advantage into the beak. That lead ballooned to 37-23 in the opening minutes of the third before Marcellus cut into the deficit closing the margin to 41-34 entering the final quarter.
With just under two minutes remaining Stillwater held a tenuous 54-50 lead, but Marcellus would draw no closer as Stillwater hit clutch free throws down the stretch, closing out their state title run with the Class B championship.
Stillwater completes a remarkable season at 27-1 including league, sectional, regional and state championships. Congratulations to Coach Lilac, his staff, and most importantly the Stillwater players on a historic basketball campaign.
Stillwater Downs Woodlands, Advances to Class B Title Game

Stillwater 64 Woodlands 53
Leading Scorers: Stillwater – Jaxon Mueller 23 Kaelan Leak 17 Falcons – Sebastian Benitez 18 Jamieson Stevens 13 Eric Woodberry 11
Key Stat: Stillwater outscored Woodlands 24-10 over the final eight minutes.
Take Away: The Falcons led 43-40 heading into the final frame, but Stillwater switched defensively to man-to-man, holding Woodlands to 10 points in the quarter, including six minutes without a field goal and earned the come-from-behind “W” in a Class B state semifinal at Cool Insuring Arena on Thursday.
Stillwater, 26-1, will face Marcellus, 25-1, from Section III in a 5:15 championship tip today at the CIA.
Stillwater Moves to Class B Semi’s

Stillwater 64 Canton 44
Take Away: Stillwater held a slim 30-28 lead at the break but used, a big second half, including a 21-10 fourth frame to seal the victory in a Class B regional final at SUNY Potsdam on Saturday. With the win Stillwater moves to the semifinal round where they’ll face Woodlands of Section I on Thursday at the Cool Insuring Arena in Glens Falls.
Stillwater Tops Northeastern Clinton in Regional Action

Stillwater 71 NECS 24
Leading Scorers: Stillwater – Jaxon Mueller 17 Carter Wicheins 15 Kaelan Leak 15, 3 3’s Lukas Lilac 13 NECS – Logan Magoon 17
Key Stat: Stillwater ran out to a 34-3 lead after eight minutes of play.
Take Away: Stillwater put four players in doubles and ended this one early building a 46-11 halftime advantage on their way to the one-sided decision in a Class B regional at Shenendehowa on Tuesday. #1 Stillwater advances to a state quarterfinal on Saturday at SUNY Potsdam where they’ll face #4 Canton, a squad Stillwater defeated 83-60 in December.
Wasaren Girls Basketball All-Stars
2023-2024 WASAREN League Girls Basketball All Stars
| Player | |
| Audrey Shields- Emma Willard | MVP |
| Brooke Kuzmich- Greenwich | 1st Team |
| Adrianna Rojas- Greenwich | 1st Team |
| Kaya Beaudoin- Tamarac | 1st Team |
| Ella Zecca- Mechanicville | 1st Team |
| Miranda Price- Stillwater | 1t Team |
| Ava Case- Hoosick Falls | 2nd Team |
| Myanna Faraj- Tamarac | 2nd Team |
| Sophia Ryan- Saratoga Catholic | 2nd Team |
| Lila Christensen-Mechanicville | 2nd Team |
| Grace Autiello-Greenwich | 2nd Team |
| Olivia Davis- Greenwich | Honorable Mention |
| Sarah Radovich-Greenwich | Honorable Mention |
| Molly DiSiena- Mechanicville | Honorable Mention |
| Sophia Tamasi- Mechanicville | Honorable Mention |
| Tanner Eiseman- Mechanicville | Honorable Mention |
| Sam Crandall- Cambridge | Honorable Mention |
| Nicole La Fountain-Cambridge | Honorable Mention |
| Ashley Moses- Cambridge | Honorable Mention |
| MacKenna Roberson- Hoosick Falls | Honorable Mention |
| Andie Luskin- Stillwater | Honorable Mention |
| Addison Thorton- Stillwater | Honorable Mention |
| Maddy Atwood- Waterford | Honorable Mention |
| Rachel McOmber- Waterford | Honorable Mention |
| Morgan Hayden- Tamarac | Honorable Mention |
| Alex Castiglione- Tamarac | Honorable Mention |
Mechanicville, Greenwich Fall in Finals

Albany Academy 59 Mechanicville 29
Leading Scorers: Albany Academy – Alex Leonard 15, 3 3’s Bella Vincent 14 Liana Williams 12 Eva Gitto 11 Mechanicville – Tanner Eiseman 9
Key Stat: Academy held Mechanicville to single scoring numbers in every period.
Take Away: Albany Academy put four players in doubles, won every quarter and slowly pulled away, earning the win and the Class B championship at HVCC on Saturday. Mechanicville finishes an excellent season at 18-5 including a trip to the Class B finals.
Duanesburg 47 Greenwich 34
Leading Scorers: Duanesburg – Hannah Mulhern 16, 4 3’s Alison O’Hanlon 12 Alex Moses 11 Witches – Brooke Kuzmich 18, 4 3’s
Key Stat: A 16-6 first frame gave Duanesburg a double-digit cushion.
Take Away: Duanesburg held the explosive Witches attack to single numbers in three of the four periods and did just enough offensively to capture the Class C title on Saturday at HVCC. Greenwich wraps an outstanding year at 22-1 including a Wasaren championship and a trip to the Class C finals.
Stillwater Captures Class B Crown

Stillwater 70 Mechanicville 41
Leading Scorers: Stillwater – Jaxon Mueller 16 Lucas Lilac 16, 3 3’s Carter Wicheins 12 James Cocozzo 11 Mechanicville – Colin Richardson 17, 3 3’s Cruz Goverski 11
Key Stat: Stillwater took control with a 25-11 third period.
Take Away: Stillwater held a 31-25 lead at the break that quickly became a 20-point advantage after a big third quarter, and they closed things out to earn the Section II Class B crown in Glens Falls. Stillwater moves to 21-1on the year and advances to state regional play, while Mechanicville finishes an excellent season with an 18-6 mark and a trip to the B finals.