
Player of the Year
Tommy English Sr. RB/DB Cambridge-Salem
Offensive Player of the Year
Jeffrey Vincent Sr. RB Hoosick Falls
Defensive Player of the Year
Nate Genevick Sr. DL Cambridge-Salem Continue reading

Player of the Year
Tommy English Sr. RB/DB Cambridge-Salem
Offensive Player of the Year
Jeffrey Vincent Sr. RB Hoosick Falls
Defensive Player of the Year
Nate Genevick Sr. DL Cambridge-Salem Continue reading
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Here is our tentative Wasaren Sportsnet high school basketball webcast schedule for 2018-19.
11/27 Catholic Central @ Mechanicville Boys 7:00 Varsity
12/4 Mechanicville @ Hoosic Valley Girls
12/7 Tamarac @ Cambridge Girls
12/11 Cambridge @ Hoosic Valley Girls
12/13 Hoosic Valley @ Cambridge Boys
12/14 Mechanicville @ Hoosic Valley Boys
12/19 Stillwater @ Mechanicville Boys
1/4 Tamarac @ Mechanicville Girls
1/9 Hoosick Falls @ Cambridge Boys
1/11 Cambridge @ Mechanicville Boys
1/15 Greenwich @ Cambridge Girls or Stillwater @ Hoosic Valley Girls
1/18 Hoosic Valley @ Cambridge Girls
1/25 Tamarac @ Hoosic Valley Boys
1/26 Cambridge @ Mechanicville Girls
2/1 Stillwater @ Mechanicville Girls
2/5 Belin @ Hoosic Valley Girls or Stillwater @ Cambridge Boys
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MVP – Evan MacDuff Sr. QB/DB Warrensburg
Offensive MVP – Will Schofield Sr. RB Hoosic Valley
Defensive MVP – Brenden Covey Jr. LB Whitehall
Coach of the Year – Pete Porcelli Hoosic Valley Continue reading

Offensive Player of the Year
Brooke Pickett Stillwater Forward Sophomore
Defensive Player of the Year
Ryleigh Hopeck Mechanicville Defense Sophomore
First Team Continue reading

This just in. Jimmer Fredette can score the basketball. Always has, and until he chooses not to, always will.
The Glens Falls native showed his scoring prowess once again yesterday, pouring in 75 points for the Shanghai Sharks in a 137-136 defeat to the Beikong Fly Dragons in a Chinese Basketball Association contest.
Jimmer went for 62 in the second half including an astonishing 40 points in the final period. He shot 24 of 34 from the floor including 7 of 10 from deep, and 20 of 21 from the free throw line. Fredette scored with :07 remaining on an acrobatic drive giving the Sharks the lead before the Dragons won it at the buzzer. Jimmer added eight rebounds, seven assists and four steals to round out the stat sheet. Continue reading

Was there ever any doubt? After finishing state runner-up just a year ago the Stillwater girls soccer team was on a mission to return to the title game and flip the script. Sunday in Cortland they did just that posting, a 5-0 victory over Little Falls to capture the Class C state championship. Continue reading
The Hoosick Falls field hockey was tied with four-time defending state champion Whitney Point 2-2 in the second half before the Eagles exploded with four goals to close things out and post a 6-3 decision in the Class C state semifinals in Williamsville on Saturday.
Hoosick Falls finishes an outstanding season at 20-1, with regional and sectional championships in their 2018 campaign.

The patient, relentless, season-long journey to the state championship game for the Stillwater girls soccer team took it’s final step on Saturday with a 4-0 defeat of Haldane in the Class C semifinals at Cortland High School.
State finalists year ago, the Warriors played with laser focus all season, determined to fight their way back for another shot at a state crown. They’ll have just that Sunday at 3 p.m. at Cortland HS when they take on Little Falls for Class C supremacy.
Brooke Pickett and Teya Staie with two goals each led the Warriors offensively while Stillwater keeper and the Warriors defense posted yet another shutout, their fifth in six post season outings in which Stillwater has outscored their opponents 34-1.
With a 21-0-1 mark in place, and their march to the finals complete, now it’s time for the Warriors to deliver with all the chips pushed to the center of the table.
The Greenwich girls cross country team knows quite a bit about covering distance on their feet, but Friday and Saturday they put in some big mileage riding to and from Long Island for the New York State Cross Country Championships held at Sunken Meadows in Kings Park.
After the four hour trek Friday, the Witches put on their running shoes Saturday morning and did what they do best, cover a 5K course faster than all their competitors, to win the Class C state title with just 38 points. Bronxville finished a distant second with 105 points. Continue reading

The Cambridge-Salem Indians traveled four hours north to Potsdam Friday night for their Class C state quarterfinal, and on a snowy night in the north country their football season came to an end.
The Blue Devils scored two first half touchdowns, and kept the Indians off the board until midway through the final period to post the 16-6 victory.
After forcing Cambridge-Salem to punt on their first possession Ogdensburg Free Academy drove 58 yards and Stephen Morley capped it with a 3-yard touchdown run and with the two-point conversion the Devils held the 8-0 lead.
The OFA defense held C-S at bay throughout, forcing two punts, a fumble and a missed field goal on the Indians first four possessions.
The Blue Devils scored their second TD right before the half when Jackson Troiano found MeSean Johnson on a 55-yard scoring strike and a 16-0 advantage at the half.
The Indians broke through with 5:49 remaining when Tommy English ran it in from 41 yards out, but the two point conversion failed and Ogdensburg closed things out for the “W”.
Cambridge-Salem completes another outstanding season finishing with a 10-1 mark and a Section II championship despite jumping up to the C classification this year after winning back to back state titles in Class D.