The Lake George/Hadley Luzerne War Eagles came to Schaghticoke Saturday afternoon looking for an upset victory that would forge a three way tie for the top spot in the Class C North with Hoosic Valley and Greenwich. After one quarter of play the visitors trailed 14-12 and it looked like the War Eagles had a shot at the huge road win. Continue reading
In the final weekend of the high school football regular season five of the seven Wasaren football teams were in action Friday night. Mechanicville, Stillwater and Hoosick Falls all posted “W’s”, while Greenwich and Tamarac suffered defeats. Continue reading
Mechanicville 1 Hoosick Falls 1 OT: First half goals from the Panthers Darian Morgan and the Red Raiders Madison Harrington sent the teams to the break deadlocked. Over the second half and two overtime periods neither squad was able to finish a scoring run, and the resulting tie left the door open for Stillwater to share the Wasaren title with Mechanicville (11-1-2). Continue reading
Mechanicville 2 Hoosick Falls 1: In the regular season finale for both squads the Raiders scored the game winner late in the second half to notch the “W”. Continue reading
The Red Raiders of Mechanicville took step one Tuesday night in securing the Wasaren title in girls soccer with their 3-2 victory over Stillwater, but there’s more work to do this afternoon. Continue reading
Mechanicville 3 Stillwater 2: In a match with the league title on the line, the Red Raiders of Mechanicville scored three second half goals to post the come from behind victory over Stillwater. Continue reading
The girls soccer teams from Mechanicville and Stillwater have enjoyed exceptional seasons with just a single loss between them in league play. Tuesday night in Mechanicville the two meet with the Wasaren title on the line in the annual “Pink Out” game which raises money and awareness for breast cancer. Continue reading
Congratulations to Mechanicville’s Mackenzie Bowie and Stillwater’s Brooke Pickett for being named Wasaren Sportsnet Players of the Week. Continue reading
This one had all the makings of a mismatch. The Valley 4-1 coming in had absorbed their only loss last weekend against Class B Glens Falls and were more than ready to return to their winning ways. Couple that with a 1-4 Fonda squad minus their senior signal caller Dan Parslow, and it was a perfect recipe for a one sided affair. Continue reading
On Friday night in Mechanicville the Stillwater Warriors and Mechanicville Red Raiders played their annual Indian Bowl game, and when the 2000 plus fans in attendance drove home at the end of the night, they knew they had seen one for the ages. Continue reading
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