Cambridge/Salem 34 Granville 18: Cambridge/Salem trailed 12-7 after the first quarter, but used a pair of Alex Luke touchdowns in the second frame to take the lead, on their way to the well-earned road win in Granville on Saturday.
Luke scored on a 10-yard run and threw a 20-yard scoring strike to Brice Burr, giving C/S a 20-13 advantage at the break.
C/S extended their lead in the third period, on a Clifford Lewis 10-yard run for six, but Granville didn’t go quietly, responding with an Alex Warrington 1-yard TD, trimming the deficit to 27-18.
Eli Danio sealed the “W” for Cambridge/Salem late in the final period on a 40-yard touchdown romp.
With the win C/S moves to 2-2, 4-3 on the year.
Waterford 5 Berlin/New Lebanon 0: On a windy, rainy day in Mechanicville, Waterford used the wind advantage in the first half, scoring all five of their goals, in notching the victory over Berlin/New Lebanon.
Josh Catanzarita with a hat trick, and Skyler Tostes and Jarron Maguire with single tallies led the Fordian attack.
Waterford keeper Alex Roy saved five shots and combined with the Fordian defense for the clean sheet.
Mountaineer keeper Kevin Chittenden saved 10 shots in the match.
AuSable Valley 4 Stillwater 2: AuSable Valley used goals from four different players to get past the Warriors on Saturday.
Jillian Bezio, Lilley Keyser, Addie Stanley and Jenna Stanley all connected for scores in the match for AuSable Valley.
Isabella Estill, with a goal in each half, led the Warriors offensively.
Greenwich 71 Lake George 16: Lake George actually took an 8-7 lead early in the first, before Greenwich scored 49 unanswered points over the next two periods, turning the lights out on the Warriors Friday night in Lake George.
Deontae Bennett and Matt Conlin both scored four touchdowns to lead the Witches assault. Bennett caught touchdown passes of 50, 20 and 20 yards from Jesse Kuzmich, and added a 15-yard run for six. Colin scored on carries of four, four, four and five yards, while the longest scoring play of the night for Greenwich came on a third quarter kickoff return of 80 yards by Parker Jamieson.
With the win, Greenwich, the fifth ranked Class D team in the state, moves to 6-0 overall.
Stillwater 47 Warrensburg 26: Warrensburg held a 6-0 lead after the first period, but Stillwater outscored their guests 40-14 over the middle two frames to take control, and closed out the “W” in Stillwater Friday night.
The Warriors C.J. McNeill ran for scores of four, seven and nine yards, and Caleb Dyer added a 31-yard TD run, and touchdown catches of 15 and 23 yards from Stillwater QB Colby Paffen.
On the night McNeil and Dyer combined for 275 rushing yards for Stillwater who notched their fourth straight win, improving to 4-1 on the season.
Tamarac/Hoosick Falls 30 Mechanicville 0: Josh Colegrove ran for three touchdowns, and the Tamarac/Hoosick Falls defense did the rest, shutting down the Raiders in the Wildcats road “W” Friday night.
T/HF quarterback Jake Sparks added a 10-yard scoring run and the Wildcat defense opened the night with a safety.
T/HF rushed for 200 yards in the game led by Colegrove’s 90 yard night.
After an opening week loss to Schuylerville, Tamarac/Hoosick Falls post’s their fifth straight victory improving to 5-1 on the year.
Soccer
Mechanicville 9 Tamarac 3: Five different Raiders connected for goals in the road win over the Bengals.
Colin McMutt led the Raider scoring with three goals, followed by Wyqie Aguda and Andrew Kraszewski with two goals apiece, and Ryan Grimmick and Tom Wendel with single scoring strikes.
Rocco DiCarlo scored a pair of goals for Tamarac, with Xander Glisoco adding a single tally for the Bengals. With the win Mechanicville completes their regular season with a perfect 17-0 mark, clinching their fifth straight Wasaren crown.
Waterford 7 Hoosick Falls 0: Six Fordians tallied, and the Waterford defense dominated throughout, in the home win over Hoosick Falls Friday night.
Josh Catanzarita connected twice, while Matt Soden, Skyler Tosts, Mason Noto, Jarron Maguire and Nate Griner all rang the bell one time for Waterford, who with the win improve to 10-5 on the season.
Greenwich 3 Cambridge 0: First half goals from Shamus Brophy and Madigan Carner gave Greenwich a 2-0 halftime cushion, and the Witches never looked back in notching the home “W” on Friday.
Aaron Stutzman added a second half tally for Greenwich to round out the scoring in the match.
Witches keeper Owen Keech needed just one save to earn the shutout, while Cambridge keeper Ethan Robertson denied 10 shots in defeat.
Hoosic Valley 1 Berlin/New Lebanon 0: Jaquelyn Carlo took a Sydney Valcik feed and finished for the only score of the match, giving the Valley the road win over the Mountaineers on Thursday.
Hoosic Valley keeper Riley Caiaza saved 12 shots to earn the shutout, while Berlin/New Lebanon keeper Rebecca Madsen denied eight shots in the game.
Greenwich 2 Cambridge 2 2OT: Offense was on display early, before both defensive units shut the door, forcing the teams to settle for the deadlock.
Cambridge jumped out to a 2-0 lead on a pair of goals from Addison Gates, but Greenwich quickly answered with a pair of scoring strikes from Elizabeth Marci, and the teams went into the halftime break tied at 2-2, with neither squad able to tally the rest of the way.
Waterford 2 Hoosick Falls 1 2 OT: Mia O’Brien tallied in the first overtime session to give Waterford the road victory over Hoosick Falls Thursday night.
Waterford’s Cassidy McClement and the Panthers Grace Houghton both connected for goals in the first half of play, and after a scoreless second half, the game was decided on O’Brien’s overtime strike.
Fordian keeper Maddie Atwood saved six shots in the match, while Falls keeper Olivia Estes turned back 10 attempts.
Mechanicville 11 Cambridge 0: In yet another dominant performance by Mechanicville, the Raiders scored nine first half goals on their way to the one-sided decision over Cambridge Wednesday night.
Andrew Kraszewski tallied four times, Wyqie Aguda added three goals, Colin McNutt scored a pair, while Fen Egan and Joe Devito rounded out the onslaught with single strikes.
Mechanicville keeper Dylan Raucci needed just one save in recording the shutout.
Hoosic Valley 5 Spa Catholic 1: The Saints took an early lead on a miscommunication between the Valley sweeper and goalie, but for the remainder of the match the visitors from Schaghticoke dominated, posting the road win and clinching the division with the “W”.
The Indians spread the wealth offensively with Tyler Eddy, Logan Reilly, Jack Wiley, Isaiah Eckler and Andrew Wood all connecting on scoring strikes.
Waterford 1 Berlin/New Lebanon 0: After battling through a scoreless first half of play and much of the second, Waterford’s Josh Catanzarita took a pass from Logan Fletcher, and briefly carried it along the end line before delivering the game-winner, under the lights in New Lebanon.
Fordian keeper Alex Roy with 10 saves, combined with the Waterford “D for the shutout.
The Mountaineer’s keeper Chittenden denied six shots in defeat.
Tamarac 5 Hoosick Falls 0: Rocco DiCarlo scored a hat trick, and teammates Alex Bassey and Justin Heinrichs added single tallies, leading the Bengals to the road “W” over the Panthers on Wednesday.
Waterford 9 Hoosic Valley 1: The Fordians scored five times before the break, and cruised past the visitors from Schaghticoke, under the lights in Waterford on Tuesday.
Waterford, averaging nearly seven goals per contest, had three players with multiple tallies in the match. Addyson Galuski connected for a hat trick, Sophia Belonga and Natalie Rich finished twice each, while Cassidy McClement and Sage Grennon added single strikes.
Waterford keepers Maddy Atwood with five saves and Imani Bloomfield with two saves anchored the Fordian “D” that is allowing less than one goal per match this season.
With the “W”, Waterford stays perfect, moving to 14-0 on the year.
Mechanicville 3 Stillwater 0: The Raiders built a 2-0 advantage by halftime, and added an insurance goal after the break in notching the road win over Stillwater.
Anna Izzo opened the scoring in the 14th minute off a Nevaeh D’Aloia feed, and five minutes later Meghan DiSiena finished another D’Aloia find for the 2-0 cushion.
After intermission D’Aloia found the back of the net with an unassisted strike to wrap the Mechanicville scoring in the match.
Red Raider keeper Olivia Horan, two saves, combined with the Mechanicville defense for the clean sheet.
Stillwater keeper Mia Corraro denied 14 shots in defeat.
Hoosick Falls 2 Tamarac 1: The Panthers Ava Salvesvold scored the game-winner in the 78th minute, giving the visitors from Hoosick Falls the well-earned victory over Tamarac.
The Falls held a 1-0 lead at the break, courtesy of a Rylie Niles scoring strike in the 28th minute.
But the Bengals tied things midway through the second half when Abby Buckley found Sophia Champagne, who finished for the 1-1 deadlock, setting up the difference-maker from Salvesvold.
Panther keeper Olivia Estes saved 12 shots in the match while her counterpart Ragan Retell turned back nine shots for the Bengals.
Mechanicville 5 South Glens Falls 0: Mechanicville built a 3-0 cushion by halftime, and went on to post the comfortable win over the Bulldogs, Monday night in Mechanicville.
Andrew Kraszewski had two goals and a pair of assists, while Colin McNutt added a tally and two assists to lead the Raiders, with Wyqie Aguda and Ryan Grimmick also finding the back of the net.
Red Raider keeper Dylan Raucci played a great match, saving 10 shots to earn the clean sheet.
With the win Mechanicville improves to 13-0-1 on the season.
Hoosic Valley 7 Bishop Gibbons 1: The Valley ran out to a 4-0 halftime advantage and never looked back in posting the home “W” over Gibbons.
Logan Reilly, Isaiah Eckler and Jack Wiley all connected with two scoring strikes, with Tyler Eddy adding a single tally to lead the Hoosic Valley attack.
Cohoes 2 Waterford 0: In the inaugural Mohawk Cup, Cohoes used a goal in each half to squeeze past Waterford in a well-played match by both squads.
Cohoes got on the board fifteen minutes into the game off a direct kick that was pinballed in the box, with Fordian keeper Alex Roy making numerous saves before the Tigers Cole Ciepel was able to finish.
Three minutes after intermission, Cohoes struck again when Derek Primeau found the back of the net for the 2-0 cushion.
Cohoes keeper Josh Marer saved four shots to earn the shutout for the Tigers, while Alex Roy saved 18 for the Fordians.
Mechanicville 1 Guilderland 1: After a scoreless first half the two squads both managed just one second half tally and settled for the tie in a quality match played on Saturday morning in Guilderland.
The hosts nearly put one on the board early, on a ball played into the box, but Raider keeper Dylan Raucci made multiple, acrobatic saves to keep the ball out of the net.
After a scoreless forty minutes, Guilderland broke the tie, 10 minutes into the second half, when Jack Ayres found the range for the 1-0 advantage.
Later in the half Mechanicville knotted things with Wygie Aguda playing a long, free kick into the box, and Ryan Grimmick was there to finish the deflection for the equalizer.
Raider keeper Raucci had an outstanding day between the posts, saving 18 shots, while Guilderland keeper Cameron Frye saved eight shots in the match.
Girls Soccer
Greenwich 3 Canajoharie 1: Greenwich rode a pair of second half goals to the road win over Canajoharie.
Ellery Mays and Norah Niesz both connected on scoring strikes to pace the Witches attack, while Greenwich keeper Kiley Allen saved sevens shots in the game.
Cambridge 5 Berne-Knox 1: No other info at this time
Guilderland 2 Mechanicville 0: No other info
Cambridge-Salem 36 Lake George 12: Clifford Lewis had a day for himself, rushing for 222 yards, on 32 carries, while scoring five touchdowns in leading C/S past the Warriors in Salem on Saturday.
The senior back Lewis scored on runs of 24, 3, 2, 25, and 35 yards in a game that saw C/S run out to a 21-0 advantage after the first period.
C/S with the win moves to 1-2, 3-3 on the year.
Stillwater 53 Helderberg Valley 0: No other info at this time
Greenwich 36 Warrensburg 20: In a get-together of undefeated squads Friday night in Greenwich, the Witches won the turnover battle, and that proved to be the difference as the hosts posted the well-earned victory over the Burghers.
Throughout most of the first half the teams traded punches, until Greenwich finished the half with back to back scores.
The Witches Matt Conlin and Jesse Kuzmich sandwiched scoring runs around a 3-yard TD carry by Warrrensburg’s Dylan Winchell, to lead 14-8 at the end of the first quarer.
Warrensburg knotted things at 14-14 less than two minutes into the second frame on a Tim Kelly touchdown run, but Greenwich quickly answered on a Deontae Bennett 20-yard romp for points, and following a turnover, Kuzmich ran for his second score of the night, giving the Witches a 29-14 halftime advantage.
Early in the third, Warrensburg used a Tristen Hitchcock 29-yard TD tote, to trim the deficit at 29-20 to which Greenwich responded with a 40-yard touchdown strike from Kuzmich to Bennett for what turned out to be the final points of the contest.
With the win Greenwich moves to 5-0 on the season, while the Burghers suffer their first loss of the year and slip to 5-1.
Schuylerville 46 Mechanicville 14: Schuylerville raced out to a 30-0 halftime lead and never looked backed in notching the home win over the Red Raiders.
Lamden Cumm ran for 81 yards and three scores to pace a Black Horse attack that produced 304 yards of total offense on the night.
Owen Sherman, Lukas Sherman and Martin Flanders all added touchdowns for Schuylerville.
Mechanicville got on the board in the third period with a Rozowicz 36-yard fumble return, and in the fourth on a 34-yard touchdown run by Morrison.
Hoosick Falls/Tamarac 20 Fonda 7: HF/T quarterback Jake Sparks threw for a pair of touchdowns and ran in another, to lead the Wildcats past Fonda Friday night in Tamarac.
Sparks found James Blake with a 22-yard touchdown pass in the first period, and connected with Bryan Mackey for a 34-yard scoring strike in the second frame, staking the Wildcats to a 14-0 halftime advantage.
In the third, Fonda cut the lead in half with a one-yard TD run, but Sparks sealed the win in the final period on a 2-yard TD carry, giving Tamarac/Hoosick Falls their fourth win in five outings on the year.
Mechanicville 9 Hoosick Falls 0: It was another match in Mechanicville where the Red Raiders scored in bunches, netting eight goals before the break, and by nights end their top gun Andrew Kraszewski owned school scoring marks.
Kraszewski connected with three scoring strikes, breaking his single season scoring record of 37, now 38, and the school career mark of 85, now 87.
Wyqie Aguda and Colin McNutt both tallied twice, while Joey Devito and Jacob Eiseman added goals as well for the Raiders.
Dylan Raucci saved three shots to earn the shutout for Mechanicville, who with the win, move to 11-0, 12-0 on the year.
Waterford 3 Hoosic Valley 2: In a back and forth affair in Schaghticoke Waterford’s Benji Mills connected for his third goal of the match with 1:00 remaining, lifting the Fordians past Hoosic Valley.
The Valley got on the board first when Logan Reilly chipped a ball over the head of the Fordian keeper, to take the 1-0 lead.
But Waterford gained the advantage before the break on a pair of goals by Mills with Josh Catanzarita setting up both scores.
In the 57th minute the Valley knotted things when Brayden Senecal finished a corner kick for the home squad and the 2-2 deadlock.
With just over a minute remaining a Mills header off a Catanzarita corner was the difference maker in this well played match between two, strong, Class C squads.
Greenwich 1 Spa Catholic 0 2OT: In the 97th minute the Witches Madigan Carner, took a feed from Declan Kelleher, and tucked the ball into the corner of the net for the game-winner.
Greenwich keeper Owen Keech saved one shot in recording the shutout, while Saints keeper Ryan Condry turned back 15 shots in the match.
Waterford 6 Greenwich 3: The Fordian built a 4-2 lead by halftime and closed things out after the break, posting the road win over the Witches.
Waterford scored four unanswered goals to start the match, with Izzy Vecchio connecting twice and Addyson Galuski and Sophia Belonga adding single strikes, giving the Fordians control.
Before intermission Greenwich cut the lead in half on tallies by Faith Ingber and Norah Niesz.
But after the break Galuski rang the bell with a pair of goals, the second coming on a PK, and Waterford notched it’s 12th win in as many outings.
Fordians keeper Maddy Atwood saved two shots in the match, while Greenwich keeper Ryan Skiff turned back 11 shots for the Witches.
Tamarac 3 Hoosic Valley 1: Abby Buckley found the back of the net twice, and Shannon Ryan added a single tally in leading the Bengals past the Valley in Schaghticoke on Wednesday.
Jaquelyn Carlo connected for the Hoosic Valley goal.
Regen Retell saved four shots for Tamarac and the Valley’s keeper Riley Caiazza denied 18 shots in defeat.
Stillwater 1 Hoosick Falls 1: Both teams scored first half goals, before the defensive units took control and the two squads settled for the tie in Hoosick Falls on Wednesdy.
Stillwater’s Isabella Estill and Hoosick Falls’ Megan Perry both connected before the break, accounting for all the scoring in the match.
Warrior keeper Mia Coraro saved seven shots in the game, while the Panthers keeper Olivia Estes turned back eight.
Mechanicville 13 Berlin/New Lebanon 0: The Red Raiders scored seven times before the break and cruised to the one-sided road win over the Mountaineers.
Andrew Kraszewski and Wyqie Aguda both connected for hat tricks, while Colin McNutt tallied twice and Tyler Eiseman, Ryan Grimmick, Seth Johnson, Justin Manion and Tom Wendel all added single strikes in the match.
Mechanicville keeper Dylan Raucci saved two shots, combining with the Raider “D” for the clean sheet.
With the win Mechanicville remains perfect on the season, at 10-0, 11-0.
Tamarac 3 Waterford 1: The Fordians led early on a Joshua Catanzarita goal, but the visitors from Tamarac scored twice before the break and added an insurance tally in the second half to post the road win.
Rocco DiCarlo scored a pair of goals to lead the Bengal attack.
