Greenwich 21   Cambridge/Salem 7

In a Saturday afternoon matchup between Class D rivals, both ranked in the top 10 in the state, Greenwich put together a pair of short, scoring drives in the fourth quarter to come away with the well-earned “W” over Cambridge/Salem.

The home squad led through much of the game after scoring on the opening drive, a seven play, 58-yard march capped by an 11-yard Abe Cushing touchdown run, giving the Tigers a 7-0 lead.  

The Witches also put points on the board on their opening possession culminating with a 1-yard quarterback sneak by Ryan Ingber but missed the point after and trailed 7-6.

That score stood until 10:43 in the final period when Greenwich, taking over on the Cambridge/Salem 48-yard line, needed just four plays to gain the lead on a 26-yard scoring strike from Ingber to Wyatt Jamieson and with the two-point conversion the visitors led 14-7.

C/S turned the ball over on downs on their next series with Greenwich taking over on the C/S 38-yard line.  Greenwich drove the field and put the game away on a Will Weber 5-yard scoring run with 3:15 remaining.  

Ingber finished with 57 rushing yards and 55 passing yards on 3 of 6 attempts.

Weber led the Witches ground game gaining 99 yards on 24 carries.  

Hoosick Falls 2   Mt. Anthony 0

Hoosick Falls used a pair of first half tallies and a stout defensive effort to post the nonleague win over the Patriots of Mount Anthony.

Alivia Criscione, on a cross from Kaydence Keelen, found the back of the net from just inside the 18-yard box for the 1-0 lead.

Shortly after it was Elizabeth DeRosa splitting the posts on a free kick for the Falls second and final goal of the match.

Panther keeper Chayah Rhoden saved 14 shots and combined with the Hoosick Falls “D” for the shutout.  

Patriot goaltender Fiona Polissno saved 25 shots in the loss.