Join us for a look the top Wasaren girls and boys teams as well as our Games of the Week and “Dirty Dozen” and Player of the Week announcements.

Cambridge 59   Saratoga Catholic 57

Leading Scorers:  Cambridge – Luke MacDougal 24 4, 3’s     Myles Mason 19       Saints – Bryce Petersen 17    Davis Redgrave 16 4, 3’s    Jasyn Thompson 10

Key Stat:  Cambridge converted 15 of 23 free throws while the Saints connected on 10 of 16 from the stripe.  

Take Away:  Cambridge won each of the first three periods and took a 40-31 lead into the fourth where they held on for the narrow home win.

Greenwich 59   Hoosic Valley 45

Leading Scorers:  Witches – Ryan Ingber 19    Ethan Mullen 12     Langston Hall 11        Valley – Aiden Wiley 18 4, 3’s    Owen Simpson 12

Key Stat:  Greenwich held a 15-2 advantage in made free throws with the Witches working their way to the line 22 times while the Valley took just six trips to the stripe.  

Take Away:  The Witches led 14-2 after eight minutes and rode that cushion to the home “W”.  Greenwich puts three in doubles and continues to stack wins in December.

Stillwater 63   Hoosick Falls 30

Leading Scorers:  Stillwater – Rocco Schneller 19    Mason Wagner 20         Panthers – Spencer Tate 8    Ryan Sparks 8

Key Stat:  Stillwater held their hosts under 10 points in three of the four periods. 

Take Away:  Stillwater uses a big defensive effort and good nights from Schneller and Wagner to earn the comfortable road victory over the Falls.  

Tamarac 60   Mechanicville 46

Leading Scorers:  Bengals – Sam Kuiken 18, 10 rebounds    Braiden Stanfield 10      

Take Away:  Tamarac built a 35-27 advantage by the break and after an even third frame, sealed the road win over the final eight minutes.

Greenwich 72   Hoosic Valley 23

Leading Scorers:  Witches – Bailee Wolfe 21     Brooke Kuzmich 16     Ella Celani 12         Valley – Hayley Valcik 12

Key Stat:  Greenwich held the Valley to single digit scoring in every period.

Take Away:  The Witches led 26-5 after eight minutes of play and cruised from there to the home win. Greenwich connected on five threes, shot 11 of 17 from the line and put eight players in the scoring column in the victory.

Mechanicville 67   Tamarac 17

Leading Scorers:  Raiders – Tanner Eiseman 25     Madison Couser 10      Bengals – no stats provided

Ket Stat:  Mechanicville held their visitors to three, first-half points. 

Take Away:  Mechanicville won every quarter, including a 15-0 first frame.  Eight Raiders scored in the win led by Eiseman’s 25-point night.

Spa Catholic 53   Cambridge 31

Leading Scorers:  Saints – Addison Whitbeck 23    Sophia Ryan 11        Tigers – Emily DeSouza 18

Key Stat:  The Saints put the game away with a 13-2 third quarter.

Take Away:  Spa Catholic built a 29-14 lead by halftime and continued to pull away after the break for the road “W”.   

Stillwater 63   Hoosick Falls 28      No other stats provide

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KIPP 83   Cambridge 55

Leading Scorers:  KIPP – Barnes 28 3, 3’s    Ellis 23 4, 3’s        Cambridge – Connor Genevick 20 3, 3’s    Luke MacDougal 18 6, 3’s     Myles Mason 12

Key Stat:  Kipp converted 11 of 11 free throws while Cambridge was just 1 for 1 from the stripe.

Take Away:  Cambridge stayed within striking distance before Kipp pulled away with a 27-14 final frame to earn the win in a Coaches vs. Cancer game at HVCC.  

Green Tech 56   Tamarac 53

Leading Scorers:  GT – Carter Clay 20    Quamiek Smith 13    Giovani Johnson 11        Bengals – Sam Kuiken 22    Braiden Stanfield 10

Key Stat:  Green Tech knocked down 9 of 10, fourth quarter free throws.

Take Away:  In a close game throughout, Green Tech held a 41-37 advantage entering the final frame and held off the Bengals for the win at HVCC.

Greenwich 61   Canajoharie 36

Leading Scorers:  Witches – Ryan Ingber 28 3, 3’s    Langston Hall 11 3, 3’s       Canjo – Hyko 9

Key Stat:  The Witches outscored Canjo 23-8 in the third period to take control.

Take Away:  Greenwich, holding a 25-18 lead at the half, put the game away with a big third frame, earning the victory in a Coaches for Cancer event at HVCC.  

Mechanicville 43   Corinth 42

Leading Scorers:  Raiders – Tanner Eiseman 14    Molly DiSiena 13    

Key Stat:  Mechanicville jumped out to a 13-7 lead after one.

Take Away:  The Raiders won just the opening quarter but rode the six-point cushion to the narrow victory over Corinth on Saturday.  

Hoosick Fall 32   Waterford 30

Leading Scorers:  Falls – Hickey 15        Fordians – Galka 8

Key Stat:  The Falls closed the game out on a 15-8 run over the final 4:50.  

Take Away:  Hoosick Falls trailed 22-17 midway thru the fourth but rallied to post the come-from-behind “W” over Waterford.  

Tamarac 43   Cobleskill 33

Leading Scorers:  Bengals – Liz Darling 21    Raegan Sorel 10

Take Away:  Tamarac moves to 2-0 with the win over Cobleskill at HVCC on Sunday.

Greenwich 80   Stillwater 76

Leading Scorers:  Witches – Ryan Ingber 31 3, 3’s    Ethan Mullen 14    Mike Cronin 11        Stillwater –  Mason Wagner 27 3, 3’s    Rocco Schneller 26 4, 3’s    Caleb Vacula-Adams 11

Key Stat:  Greenwich converted 16 of 21 free throws while Greenwich connected on 9 of 13 attempts.

Take Away:  The Witches built a 61-50 advantage through three quarters and held off Stillwater over the final eight minutes to earn the road win.  

Tamarac 98   Waterford 24

Leading Scorers:  Bengals – Carter Harris 26    Sam Kuiken 16    Braiden Stanfield 15        Fordians – Billy Scunziano 12

Key Stat:  Tamarac held the Fordians to single scoring numbers in every period.

Take Away:  The Bengals scored 63 points after the break and ended the game with 11 players in the scoring column in the one-sided decision over Waterford at HVCC on Friday.

Hoosick Falls 80   Mechanicville 46

Leading Scorers:  Panthers – Ryan Sparks 28    Driscoll Porter 19 5, 3’s    Austin Cavanaugh 14    Tate Spencer 13       Raiders – Matt Munger 11

Key Stat:  The Falls ran out to a 24-6 lead by the end of the first period.

Take Away:  The Panthers drilled 10 triples, while putting four players in doubles, cruising to the home win over Mechanicville. 

Hoosic Valley 52   Duanesburg 40

Leading Scorers:  Valley – Jones 14 4 3’s    Bochette 10    Valcik 10     

Key Stat:  The Valley took control with a 25-8 second quarter.

Take Away:  Hoosic Valley built a 41-17 lead by intermission and coasted from there to the non-league “W”. 

Tamarac 60   Emma Willard 20

Leading Scorers:  Bengals – Liz Darling 16 4, 3’s    Becky Barbera 13

Ket Stat:  Tamarac held Emma Willard to single numbers in every quarter.

Take Away:  Tamarac bottomed eight triples and put 10 players in the scoring column, cruising to a dominant decision over the Jesters.

Saratoga Catholic 50   Hoosic Valley 39

Leading Scorers:  Saints – Sophia Ryan 14    Addison Whitbeck    Maddison Norton 10    Margaret Crowe 10        Valley – Isabella Jones 12

Key Stat:  Spa Catholic outscored their guests 12-3 in the final period.

Take Away:  The Saints used balanced scoring with four players in doubles, and a big defensive effort over the final eight minutes to earn the win in Saratoga on Thursday.  

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Greenwich 85   Mechanicville 49

Leading Scorers:  Witches – Ryan Ingber 32 3, 3’s    Mike Cronin 18 4, 3’s    Ethan Mullen 14    Will Weber 10 3, 3’s        Raiders – Matt Munger 19 5, 3’s     Kolton Ranaldi 12

Key Stat:  Greenwich outscored their hosts 52-19 after the break.

Take Away:  The Witches held a slim 33-30 lead at halftime but exploded for a 31-point third frame to take control.  Greenwich put four players in doubles and connected 10 times from behind the arc in the win.

Saratoga Catholic 78   Hoosic Valley 34

Leading Scorers:  Saints – Thomas Zayac 15 4, 3’s    Bryce Petersen 14    Jasyn Thompson 11    Kihl Kelly 10       Valley – Carter Simpson 13 3. 3’s

Key Stat:  The Saints outscored the Valley 51-12 over the middle two frames.

Take Away:  Spa Catholic held the visitors to single numbers in each of the final three quarters, while offensively showed balance with four players in doubles as the Saints move to 3-0 on the year.

Cambridge-Salem 85   Stillwater 74

Leading Scorers:  CS – Luke MacDougal 26 6, 3’s    Myles Mattson 19, 11 rebounds    Preston Peabody 16  Connor Genevick 11       Stillwater – no stats provided

Key Stat:  CS used a 30-9 second quarter to take a 42-22 advantage into intermission.

Take Away:  CS built a 20-point cushion by halftime which Stillwater trimmed to 10 by the start of the final period, where the two squads played an even quarter.  CS put four players in doubles while drilling 10 triples in the victory.

Waterford 44   Chatham 30

Leading Scorers:  Fordians – Gill Galka 13 3, 3’s    Grace Figueroa -Davis 13        Chatham – Schrader 10

Key Stat:  Waterford held a 5-1 advantage in made threes.

Take Away:  The Fordians outscored Chatham 28-14 over the final two periods to notch the home “W”.