Football

Greenwich 54 Cohoes 0: The Witches hung 28 points on the board in the first period and cruised from there to the season-opening win over the visitors from Cohoes.

Greenwich quarterback Jesse Kuzmich threw for 104 yards and three touchdowns, connecting with Tyler Day, Deontae Bennett and Aiden McPhail on scoring strikes.

Bennett added a 52-yard scoring run, one of five Witches who ran for touchdowns on the night. Matt Conlin, Jayden Hughes, Colin Hughes and Ryan Hughes all “ran for six” in the one-sided Witches victory.

Schuylerville 14 Hoosick Falls/Tamarac 0: With defense being the theme of the night in Tamarac, Schuylerville used short touchdown runs from Owen and Lukas Sherman to get past the HF/Tam Wildcats.

Owen Sherman scored on a 3-yard run in the second period and with the two point conversion Schuylerville led 8-0, and took that lead into the break.

In the third frame, Lukas Sherman added a two-yard TD run and those 14 points were more than enough for Schuylerville to secure the win in a game where both defensive units played well.

The Black Horses held HF/Tam to 152 total yards while, the Wildcats defense limited Schuylerville to 214 total yards.

Lukas Sherman finished with 66 rushing yards and Owen added 40 yards rushing and was 6 of 10 for 83 yards through the air.

Wildcats quarterback Jake Sparks was 6 of 14 for 52 yards, and also ran for 54 yards on 11 attempts to lead Hoosick Falls/Tamarac.

Mechanicville 62 Corinth Hadley-Luzerne 0: No other info at this time

Golf

Cambridge 3 Hoosic Valley 1: James Toleman carded a three over par 38 to claim medalist honors and lead Cambridge to the win over the Valley at the Battenkill Country Club on Friday.

Mason MacDougall and Luke MacDougall picked up individual wins for Cambridge, while Hoosic Valley’s Chris Terry earned the point for the Indians.

Spa Catholic 5 Stillwater 0: In action at the Saratoga Lake Golf Club on Friday Charlie Greiner showed the way with the low round of 41, leading the Saints to the shutout win over Stillwater.

Robbie Bolen, Will Emery, Jacob Hajos and Tommy Greiner all picked up points with individual match wins for the 8-0 Spa Catholic squad.

Mechanicville 5 Waterford 0: The Red Raiders RJ Roberts fired a 46 to lead the field in Mechanicville’s shutout “W” over the Fordians at the Mechanicville Golf Course on Friday.

Joey Manzer, Connor Dion, Matthew Salvadore and Jack Salvadore joined Roberts in the scoring column for the Raiders who move to 5-0 on the year with the win.

Girls Soccer

Waterford 5 Galway 0: Waterford scored five times before the break and cruised form there to the shutout win over Galway.

The Fordians Addyson Galuski scored a hat trick in the match with Imani Bloomfield finding her on on two of her tallies. Also finding the back of the net for Waterford were Sophia Belonga and Natalie Rich, assisted by Izzy Vecchio and Belonga respectively.

Waterford keeper Maddy Atwood saved 10 shots and combined with the Fordian “D” to earn the shutout.

Galway keeper Hannah French turned back 18 shots in the loss.

Tamarac 3 Waterford 0: After a scoreless first half the Fordians used a pair of second half goals from Rocco DiCarlo and a single tally by Alex Ednie to post the victory over the visitors from Waterford.

Five minutes into the match, DiCarlo broke the tie with an unassisted strike, and the 1-0 lead, and it was DiCarlo again

finding the range again in the 65th minute for the 2-0 Tamarac advantage.

Ednie closed out the scoring in the 71st minute when he found the back of the net from just outside the box.

The Bengals keeper Goyer saved eight shots and combined with the Tamarac “D” for the shutout.

Alex Roy finished with 17 saves for Waterford.

Mechanicville 10 Berlin/New Lebanon 2: The Red Raiders raced out to a 6-0 halftime advantage and cruised from there, posting the “W” under the lights in Mechanicville on Thursday.

Five Raiders accounted for all ten Mechanicville goals with the quintet of Andrew Kraszewski, Wyqie Aguda, Colin McNutt, Jacob Eiseman and Tommy Wendel all finishing with a pair of scoring strikes.

Danny Hunt and Gabe Hart got Berlin/New Lebanon on the board with second half scores.

Mechanicville keeper Dylan Raucci saved three shots for the Raiders while Mountaineer keeper Kevin Chittenden turned back 20 shots in defeat.

Greenwich 3 Hoosick Falls 1: In a game that was tied 1-1 at the break, Greenwich exploded with four second half goals to notch the road victory over the Panthers.

The Falls broke on top in the 25th minute when Brenden Grenoble split the posts for a 1-0 lead, but five minutes later the Witches Madigan Carner finished unassisted to deadlock things at 1-1.

After the break, four Witches found the range with Joshua Poovey, Declan Kelleher, Jackson Fortier and Carner all finding the back of the net as Greenwich pulled away for the victory.

Stillwater 4 Spa Catholic 2: Harry Rubenstein scored in each half to lead the Warriors past the Saints in a match played at Gavin Park in Saratoga.

Rubenstein scored his first goal just four minutes in giving Stillwater the early advantage before both defenses took control. The next score came in the 50th minute of the match, off the foot of Spa Catholic’s Bobby Cousineau, knotting the contest at 1-1.

Midway through the half the Warriors took control scoring three times in seven minutes, with Ben Rubenstein, Harry Rubenstein and Ryan Golden all ringing the bell.

Late in the half the Saints Aiden Crowther tallied to close out the scoring in the match.

Hoosic Valley 5 Cambridge 0: No other info at this time

Girls Soccer

Bolton-Warrensburg 2 Stillwater 1: Bolton -Warrensburg used a pair of goals from Gabs Mowery to slip past the Warriors and post the road “W”.

Mowery tallied in both halves giving the visitors a 2-0 lead before Stillwater got on the board when Katelyn Koval connected on a scoring strike to cut the deficit in half, but the Warriors would draw no closer.

Golf

Hoosick Falls 4 1/2 Cambridge 1/2: The Panthers Aiden Fleming fired the low round of 37 at the Hoosick Falls Country, leading the Falls to the win over Cambridge.

Joining Fleming in the winner’s circle were teammates Miles Smith, Brady Hathaway and Allison Hathaway, while in flight four Cambridge’s Lydia Fronhofer and Hoosick Falls’ Riley Hayes finished all square, splitting the point.

With the win Hoosick Falls improves to 5-1 on the year, while Cambridge goes to 2-3 with the loss.

Mechanicville 4 Stillwater 1: In action at the Saratoga Lake Golf Club on Thursday, Mechanicville’s Matt Salvador showed the way, posting the low round of 47 in the Red Raider victory.

Joey Manzer, RJ Roberts and Connor Dion and all won points for Mechanicville while Konno Buchal earned the Stillwater point with a win in flight three.

Mechanicville moves to 5-1 on the season, and Stillwater slips to 3-5 with the loss.

Tamarac 15 Saratoga Catholic 0: Tamarac tallied nine times before the break in the one-sided decision over Spa Catholic in the Wasaren-opener for both teams.’

Bengals’ Abby Yetto and Abby Buckley both found the back of the net four times with three of Buckely’s coming in a five minute span, midway though the first half.

Katie Gross connected twice in the first four minutes of the match to kickstart the scoring parade for Tamarac.

Cambridge 4 Hoosic Valley 2: Cambridge’s Mazie Steele and Mata Danaher both connected with scoring strikes in each half to lead the Indians past the Valley in Cambridge on Wednesday.

The game was knotted at 2-2 after one half of play, on Valley goals from Leigha Henkel and Brianna Rohloff, equaled by tallies from Steele and Danaher for Cambridge.

After the break Steele netted her second goal of the game off a Sam Crandall feed, and later in the half Steele set up Danaher who split the posts to close out the scoring in the match.

Cambridge keeper Chelle Daniels saved eight shots in the game, while Indians goalie Riley Caiazza stopped 10 shots for the Valley.

Waterford 3 Mechanicville 0: Sophia Belonga found the back of the net in both halves, leading the Fordians to the shutout victory over Mechanicville on Wednesday.

Belonga staked Waterford to a 1-0 lead, finishing off of a Izzy Vecchio find, and the Fordians carried the one score advantage into halftime.

After the break it was Belonga finding the range again, this time assisted by Addison Galuski.

Natalie Rich closed out the scoring in the match, taking a feed from Carly Cordts and splitting the posts, securing the “W” in the Wasaren-opener for both squads.

Fordian keeper Maddy Atwood saved 13 shots and combined with the Waterford “D” for the shutout.

Red Raider keeper Olivia Horan finished with 10 saves for Mechanicville.

Boys

Berlin-New Lebanon 3 Greenwich 0 (Tuesday): Three first half goals propelled the Mountaineers to the road win over Greenwich on Tuesday.

Danny Hunt scored on a penalty kick in the 20th for Berlin/New Lebanon, and four minutes later Wyatt Powers finished from close range for the 2-0 Mountaineer advantage.

Hunt closed out the scoring on the day, connecting in the 32nd minute with a deep ball that found the side of the net B/NL keeper Kevin Chittenden saved five shots to earn the shutout, while Witches keeper Owen Keech turned back two shots in the match.

Soccer

Waterford 4 Cambridge 1: The Fordians used a pair of goals from Josh Catanzarita and single strikes from Benji Mills and Jarron Maquire to post the road victory over Cambridge on opening day in the Wasaren League.

Cambridge broke on top in the contest when Ethan Robertson found Ryan Stevens who split the posts for a 1-0 lead just five minutes in.

Waterford evened things in the tenth minute, when Maquire finished a give and go with Mills, and the Fordians took the lead five minutes later when Mills found the back of the net off a Maquire feed and the 2-1 advantage.

After the break Maquire set up Catanzarita for his first tally of the match, this coming in the 59th minute and Cantanzarita rounded out the scoring on the day, connecting on a penalty kick late in the half.

Cambridge keeper Justin Hamilton saved 14 shots in the match, while Fordians keeper Alex Roy turned back four shots in the win.

Hoosick Falls 2 Spa Catholic 0

The visitors from Hoosick Falls scored twice before the break and made those tallies stand in posting the shutout victory over the Saints at Gavin Park on Tuesday.

The Panthers Connor Jones put the Falls on the board, connecting at the 22:00 minute mark and ten minutes later teammate Ramsey Webber, off a Brendan Grenoble find, found the back of the net giving Hoosick Falls all the offense they would need.

Mechanicville 11 Stillwater 0: In the annual match between the neighboring rivals for ‘the Cup”, it was all Red Raiders who scored early and often on the turf in Mechanicville Tuesday night.

Andrew Kraszewski connected on four scoring strikes, with Wyqie Aguda adding a hat trick, Colin McNutt a pair of goals and Ryan Grimmick and Joey Devito with single tallies for Mechanicville.

Raider keeper Dylan Raucci combined with the Mechanicville “D” for the clean sheet.

In defeat Stillwater keeper Evan Coe saved 15 shots for the Warriors.

Golf

Spa Catholic 3 1/2 Mechanicville 1 1/2: In a match played at the Mechanicville golf course between two of the league’s top squads three matches in the first five flights finished all square, but Spa Catholic earned full points in flights three and five to claim the victory.

Mechanicville’s Joey Manzer and the Saints Charlie Greiner split the flight one point, the Raiders RJ Roberts and the Saints Robbie Bolen did the same in flight two as did Spa Catholic’s Tommy Greiner and Mechanicville’s Nate Salvadore in flight four.

The Saints Will Emery and Jacob Hajos won their individual matches in flights three and five respectively.

With the win Saratoga Catholic stays perfect on the season at 7-0, while Mechanicville suffers it’s first defeat of the year and moves to 5-1.

The Red Raiders RJ Roberts fired the low round of 44 in the match to claim medalist honors.

Hoosick Falls 5 Stillwater 0: The Panthers Miles Smith led all scorers with a round of 42, leading Hoosick Falls to the shutout victory over Stillwater in a match played at the Hoosick Falls Country Club on Tuesday.

Other scores for the Falls saw Aiden Fleming and Brady Hathaway card 45’s, Dylan Callahan 48, Ethan Yonconish 57 and Riley Hayes 59.

Carter Wicheins posted the low round for Stillwater, carding a 50 on the the par 34 venue.

Ravena’s Aiden Lockner ran for three touchdowns, leading the Indians to a 30-24 victory over Cambridge-Salem on Friday night in Ravena.

Locker’s first scoring tote staked Ravena to a 7-0 lead after the first period, but the second stanza belonged to the visitors where a 10-yard scoring strike from Brice Burr to Dillion Hughes and a 3-yard TD run by Connor Chilson gave Cambridge-Salem a 12-7 advantage at the half.

In the third period Lockner scored on runs of 18 and 10 yards giving the lead back to Ravena at 22-12 heading to the final frame.

Early in the quarter Cambridge-Salem trimmed the deficit to 22-18 when Zack Price rumbled in with a fumble recovery from 10 yards while the point after attempt failed.

Later in the period Ravena padded their lead on a one yard run by Deandre English and a two-point conversion for a 30-18 cushion, before Eli Danio closed out the scoring for C-S on a three yard touchdown carry.

Chilson finished with 120 yards rushing on 16 carries to lead Cambridge-Salem while Lockner ran for 137 yards and three touchdowns for the host Indians.

Girls Soccer

Stillwater 4 Cambridge 3

In a back and forth match in Stillwater on Friday the Warriors trailed early, built a comfortable lead by halftime and then hung on to post the narrow win over the visitors from Cambridge.

Cambridge took the lead early when Addison Gates connected on a scoring strike at the 2:40 mark of the first half giving the Indians the 1-0 advantage. That lead however was short lived.

Ten minutes later Elliott Patenaude tallied, and doubled down with her second score of the match at the 20:00 mark giving Stillwater the 2-1 edge.

The Warriors Katelyn Koval and Karissa Mitchell continued Stillwater’s scoring run, both finding the back of the net before the break, sending the Warriors to intermission with a comfortable 4-1 advantage.

But Cambridge refused to go quietly.

With 15:00 remaining in the match the Indians Samantha Crandall found the range and with 5:00 left Tristan Crandall split the posts bringing Cambridge to within one at 4-3, before Stillwater closed things out for the non-league “W”.

Boys Soccer

Waterford 6 Corinth 0

The Fordians Josh Catanzarita with a first half tally and a pair of second half scoring strikes led Waterford to the shutout victory over Corinth on Friday.

Benji Mills, Schuyler Tostes and Mason Noto all connected for goals, part of a Waterford attack that kept constant pressure on Corinth throughout the match.

Tomahawks keeper Michael Petteys saved 21 shots in the contest while Waterford’s keeper Alex Roy enjoyed a clean day with no saves recorded.

Golf

Spa Catholic 3 Hoosick Falls 2

At Saratoga Spa Park on Friday the Saints earned wins in the top three flights and posted the narrow victory over Hoosick Falls in a contest that featured several matchups decided on the final few holes.

Charlie Greiner, Robbie Bolen and Will Emery all won individual matches for Spa Catholic, with Emery carding the low round of 40 on the day.

The Panthers Alison Hathaway and Dylan Callahan won their matches in flights four and five.

With the victory the Saints stay perfect at 6-0 while Hoosick Falls suffers their first defeat of the year, moving to 3-1.

Greenwich 4 Tamarac 1

The Witches Brad Brophy fired the low round of 44 to lead Greenwich to the “W” over Tamarac in a match played at Frear Park Golf Course on Friday.

Joining Brophy in the win column were teammates Patrick McFee, Sam Ziehm and Erik Wade.

Adam Rice earned a point for Tamarac with a win in flight two

Greenwich with the win improves to 2-3, while Tamarac slips to 1-3 with the loss.

Congratulations to Hoosick Falls golfer Aiden Fleming on being named the Wasaren Sportnet Player of the Week.

In three matches this week, all Panther victories, Aiden was simply on fire. The Hoosick Falls freshman in two home outings carded scores of 34 and 38 at the par 34 Hoosick Falls Country Club, and he also found the Battenkill Country Club to his liking, posting a one-under round of 34 at the Greenwich venue.

Congratulations to Aiden, our newest Wasaren Sportsnet Player of the Week.

The Mechanicville boys soccer team opened their season in style on Thursday, stepping up in class and delivering a dominating road victory over Ballston Spa.

The Raiders scored four times before the break getting things started early when Andrew Kraszewski found Colin McNutt who found the corner of the net for the 1-0 lead.

Wyqie Agunda, Kraszewski and McNutt again, added scoring strikes before the break and the rout was on.

After intermission Devon Duggan got Ballston Spa on the board at the 10:00 mark, but the Raiders over the final 30 minutes continued the onslaught with Agunda added a pair of tallies and Kraszewski connecting for his second of the match.

Raider keeper Dylan Raucci and the Mechanicville “D” played well against their Class A opponent, with Raucci turning back 12 shots on the afternoon.

Next up for Mechanicville is a Tuesday night home match with neighboring rival Stillwater, scheduled for a 7:00 start,

Saratoga Catholic 5 Hoosic Valley 0

Spa Catholic’s Charlie Greiner fired the low score of 38 in the match in the Saints sweep of Hoosic Valley at the Battenkill Country Club on Thursday.

Robbie Bolen, Will Emery, Jacob Hajos and Tommy Greiner also earned points with individual match wins as Spa Catholic moved to 5-0 on the season with the victory.

Tamarac 4 Waterford 0

In action at Frear Park Golf Course on Thursday, Zach Rice showed the way for the Bengals carding the low round of 49 in the win.

Nevin Wilkie, Adam Rice and Joe Carista all posted individual wins to round out the scoring for Tamarac who goes to 1-2 on the year with the “W”.

Greenwich 5 Stillwater 0

Greenwich’s Brad Brophy earned medalist honors with the low round 41 in the Witches shutout of Stillwater at the Battenkill on Thursday.

Patrick McFee, Luke Demianenko, Sam Ziehm and Erik Wade joined Brophy in the winner’s circle for the Witches who with the victory improve to 1-3 on the year.

The high school golf season started just one week ago and over the past seven days it seems that Wasaren teams play daily. One week into the regular season three league squads remain unbeaten in Mechanicville, Spa Catholic and Hoosick Falls. While Hoosick Falls was idle on Wednesday, the Raiders and Saints teed things up in separate matches, and both added another “W” to their resumes.

Mechanicville 5 Hoosic Valley 0

RJ Roberts and Jack Salvadore both fired low rounds of 47’s paving the way for the Mechanicville shutout win over Hoosic Valley in a match played at the Mechanicville Golf Course on Wednesday.

Joey Manzer, Matthew Salvadore and Nate Salvadore also posted individual wins in their flights as the Red Raiders improved to 5-0 on the season.

Cambridge-Salem 3 Stillwater 1

At Saratoga Lake Golf Course on Wednesday Cambridge-Salem’s James Toleman showed the way, carding a 43 in leading Cambridge-Salem past the Warriors of Stillwater.

Stillwater had just one golfer tee up in the match and Carter Wicheins won his individual matchup in flight one to earn the point for the Warriors.

Saratoga Catholic 5 Greenwich 0

Charlie Greiner shot a 40, to claim medalist honors and lead the Saints to the sweep of Greenwich in action at Saratoga Spa Park on Wednesday.

Joining Greiner with individual match “W’s” were teammates Robbie Bolen, Will Emery, Jacob Hajos, and Cam Khoury.

With the win Spa Catholic improves to 4-0 on the year while Greenwich slips to 0-3.

With the sounds of opening day at the Schaghticoke Fair in the background, the Indians of Hoosic Valley hosted Stillwater in a 10 a.m. girls soccer matchup Wednesday morning. The season-opener for both squads played out as a typical Wasaren clash, hard fought from start to finish, with physical and aggressive soccer on display.

And while Stillwater outshot their hosts nearly three to one in the game, the Valley made their attempts count with Megan Rice connecting for the only two scores of the morning, leading the Indians to the 2-0 victory.

For much of the first half the Warriors kept the pressure on Indians keeper Riley Caiazza who was a rock between the posts throughout, and finished with 13 saves in the contest.

With 15:00 remaining in the half the Indians Leigha Henkel found Rice just outside the box and the Hoosic Valley striker carried it briefly before firing, the ball hitting the left post and caroming in for the 1-0 advantage.

The Valley took that lead into the break and held the tenuous cushion for most of the second half despite seemingly constant pressure from the Stillwater attack, forcing Caiazza into a number of quality saves including multiple diving denials.

With less than two minutes remaining, the Indians iced things when Rice found the back of the net from 15 yards out, for her second tally of the match

Stillwater keeper Miranda Price saved five shots for the Warriors, while Caiazza turned back 13 shots and combined with the Valley “D” for the shutout.