Spa Catholic 55 Fort Ann 22
Leading Scorers: Saints – Sophia Ryan 21, 10 steals Addison Whitbeck 17 Cardinals – Savannah Avatore 12
Take Away: Ryan and Whitbeck combine for 38 points, leading the Saints past Fort Ann on Wednesday night in Saratoga.
Saratoga Catholic 78 Waterford 42
Leading Scorers: Saints – Ryan Gillis 12 Tyler Hicks 11 Fordians – Logan Kelly 15
Key Stat: Spa Catholic led 21-6 at the end of the first frame.
Take Away: The Saints met little resistance in notching the road win in Waterford. They put 65 points on the board over the first three periods with Hicks and Gillis reaching doubles, while every Saints player scored on the night. With the win Spa Catholic moves to 7-0, 12-1 on the season.
Hoosick Falls 49 Hoosic Valley 39
Leading Scorers: Panthers – Ryan Sparks 16, 10 rebounds Carson Glover 14 Valley – Owen Harder 13 3, 3’s
Key Stat: The Panthers connected on 13 of 21 free throws while the Valley converted 4 of 11 from the stripe.
Take Away: The Falls built a 26-16 lead by the break and weathered a fourth quarter run by the Valley who pulled within two midway through the fourth. Hoosick Falls answered with an Aiden Fleming triple pushing the Panther lead back to five and the home squad closed things out from there.
Hoosick Falls improves to 6-1, 10-1 on the year while Hoosic Valley goes to 5-2, 10-2 with the loss.
Mechanicville 62 Stillwater 54
Leading Scorers: Mechanicville – Cruz Goverski 22 4, 3’s Chris Couser 18, 12 rebounds Logan Starks 11 3, 3’s Stillwater – Rocco Schneller 11
Key Stat: Mechanicville held a 7-3 advantage in made threes.
Take Away: Mechanicville won each of the first three quarters and led wire to wire in posting the home “W” over their neighboring rival. Mechanicville goes to 5-2, 7-3 on the year with the win, while Stillwater slips to 2-5, 4-8 with the loss.
Tamarac 53 Cambridge 26
Leading Scorers: Bengals – Kam Edmonds 16 3, 3’s Jacob Price 12 Tigers – Baxter Matteson 8
Key Stat: Tamarac held Cambridge to single scoring numbers in three of the four periods.
Take Away: Leading 29-17 at the break, Tamarac put the game away with a 18-3 third frame, cruising from there to the comfortable road win.
Greenwich 72 Berlin/New Lebanon 32
Leading Scorers: Witches – Joe Skiff 25 Will Weber 15 B/NL – Holtman 11
Key Stat: The Witches held B/NL to 18 points through the first three quarters.
Take Away: Greenwich won every period in earning the one-sided road decision over Berlin/New Lebanon.
Stillwater 67 Mechanicville 30
Leading Scorers: Stillwater – Maddie Chatt 25 4, 3’s Miranda Price 14 Andie Luskin 12 Addison Thornton 12 Mechanicville – Tanner Eiseman 13
Key Stat: Stillwater held a 7-1 advantage in made threes.
Take Away: Stillwater won every quarter, consistently turning over Mechanicville and scoring in transition. Leading 27-12 at the break Stillwater put the game away with a 25-9 third frame. The host squad saw four players hit double figures including Miranda Price who scored a transition bucket with 0:11 remaining in the contest to reach the 1000 career point mark.
With the victory Stillwater moves to 6-1, 9-1 on the year.
Tamarac 57 Cambridge 47
Leading Scorers: Bengals – Kayla Beaudoin 17, 10 assists, 8 rebounds Morgan Hayden 17 Becky Barbera 15 Tigers – Claire Toleman 9
Key Stat: Tamarac won each of the first three quarters.
Take Away: The Bengals built a 26-16 lead by halftime, extended their cushion to 45-30 after three frames and closed things out for the road win in Cambridge.
Tamarac moves to 5-1, 8-2 on the season with the “W”.
Hoosick Falls 52 Hoosic Valley 31
No Individual Stats Provided
Key Stat: The Falls outscored the Valley 28-13 after the break.
Take Away: Trailing 14-8 after the first eight minutes, the Panthers held their guests to 17 points the rest of the way in notching the come-from-behind victory Monday night.
Saratoga Catholic 47 Waterford 39 No other stats provided
Greenwich 65 Emma Willard 4
Leading Scorers: Witches – Brooke Kuzmich 21 5, 3’s Olivia Davis 10 Jesters – Hunter 4
Key Stat: Greenwich shutout Emma Willard in the first half.
Take Away: The Witches roll to their 11th win in as many outings.
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Mechanicville 86 Berlin /New Lebanon 46
Leading Scorers: Mechanicville – Logan Starks 20, 4 3’s Cruz Goverski 20 Mark Pingelski 16 B/NL -Haukin Parker 7
Key Stat: Mechanicville doubled up B/NL by the break at 51-26.
Take Away: Mechanicville put three players in doubles and 10 in the scoring column, rolling to the one-sided home “W” on Saturday. With the victory Mechanicville goes to 4-2, 6-3 on the year while B/NL continues to search for their first win of the season at 0-5, 0-9.
Canajoharie 81 Waterford 48
Leading Scorers: No individual stats provided.
Key Stat: Canajoharie jumped out to a 28-13 lead after one period of play.
Take Away: Canjo built a 45-26 advantage by halftime and cruised to the nonleague win over the Fordians.
Mechanicville 70 Cambridge 41
Leading Scorers: Mechanicville – Logan Starks 18 Mark Pingelski 16 Cruz Goverski 10 Cambridge – Tully Maher 13 Travis Yurschak 11
Key Stat: Mechanicville won every quarter.
Take Away: Mechanicville built a 37-15 lead by the half and cruised from there to the road win over Cambridge, moving to 3-2, 5-3 with the “W”.
Hoosic Valley 57 Berlin/New Lebanon 31
Leading Scorers: Valley – Landon Reilly 15 Dem Neary 12 B/NL – S. Hendricks 7 N. Hendricks 7
Key Stat: Hoosic Valley outscored their hosts 29-13 after the break.
Take Away: Trailing 7-6 after the first frame, the Valley won each of the next three periods, pulling away for the road victory over B/NL.
Spa Catholic 53 Tamarac 39
Leading Scorers: Saints – Tyler Hicks 19 Bengals – Kam Edmonds 18
Key Stat: The Saints built a 30-15 halftime advantage.
Take Away: Spa Catholic rode their first half cushion to the road win over the Bengals and go to 6-0, 11-1 with the victory.
Hoosick Falls 55 Greenwich 46
Leading Scorers: Panthers – Carson Glover 20 Ryan Sparks 13 Brady Mann 11 Witches – Joe Skiff 28
Key Stat: The Falls outscored Greenwich 24-13 in the final period.
Take Away: Trailing 33-31 entering the fourth, Hoosick Falls earned the comeback “W” led by Sparks and Glover who combined for 19 points in the decisive final frame. With the win the Falls move to 5-1, 9-1 on the year.
Stillwater 79 Waterford 52
Leading Scorers: Stillwater – John Williams 19 Rocco Schneller 11 Landon Staie 10 Cody LaFountain 10 Fordians – Logan Kelly 21, 4 3’s Connor Belonga 11, 3 3’s
Key Stat: Stillwater jumped out to a 23-5 lead after the first eight minutes.
Take Away: Stillwater started fast and were never headed in posting the road “W” over the Fordians.
Mechanicville 51 Cambridge 44
Leading Scorers: Mechanicville – Ava Gaspie 14 Molly DiSiena 13 Cambridge – Megan Day 15, 4 3’s Ashley Moses 14
Key Stat: Mechanicville narrowly won three of the four quarters.
Take Away: In a close game throughout Mechanicville built a 26-20 halftime lead and used a 14-11 fourth frame to hold off the Tigers and post the road “W”. With the victory Mechanicville moves to 4-1, 8-1 on the year.
Hoosic Valley 53 Emma Willard 26
Leading Scorers: Valley – Hannah Coffin 15 Kaylee Smith 10 Jesters – Hunter 12
Key Stat: Hoosic Valley held their hosts to single scoring numbers in all but one period.
Take Away: Holding a 27-19 advantage at the break, the Valley put the game away with a 18-5 third quarter, cruising from there to the road win in Troy.
Tamarac 74 Spa Catholic 38
Leading Scorers: Bengals – Kayla Beaudoin 29, 3 3’s Morgan Hayden 16 Raegan Sorel 13 Saints – Sophia Ryan 34, 4 3’s
Key Stat: The Bengals hung 41, first-half points on the board.
Take Away: Tamarac owned a 41-15 cushion by intermission and closed things out over the final two frames for the home win in Clum’s Corners. The Bengals improve their season mark to 5-1, 7-2 with the “W”.
Greenwich 61 Schuylerville 59
Leading Scorers: Witches – Joe Skiff 17 Cal Curtis 16 Langston Hall 12, 4 3’s Black Horses – Bolduc 22 Degregory 14
Key Stat: The Witches held a 9-3 advantage in made threes.
Take Away: Trailing 21-20 at the half, Greenwich gained the lead with a 26-17 third quarter and held off the Black Horses for the nonleague win at home.
With the victory the Witches move to 7-3 on the year.
Greenwich 73 Hoosick Falls 29
Leading Scorers: Witches – Brooke Kuzmich 31, 5 3’s, 18 rebounds Bailee Wolfe 20 Panthers – Ava Case 17
Key Stat: The Witches held the Falls to single scoring numbers in every period.
Take Away: Greenwich led 26-9 after the first eight minutes and cruised from there to the road win, moving to 6-0, 10-0 on the season.
Tamarac 57 Berlin/New Lebanon 20
Leading Scorers: Bengals – Jacob Price 15 B/NL – Ray 7
Key Stat: The Bengals allowed just 15 points over the first three frames.
Take Away: Tamarac jumped out to a 20-4 lead after one quarter of play and coasted to the victory in Clum’s Corners Wednesday night.
Hoosic Valley 46 Tamarac 38
Leading Scorers: Valley – Landon Reilly 13 Dem Neary 11, 3 3’s Bengals – Sam Kuiken 10
Key Stat: The Valley held Tamarac to single scoring numbers in each of the final three periods.
Take Away: Defensively Hoosic Valley allowed just 17 points over the final three frames while generating enough offensively to earn the home “W” over the Bengals
Mechanicville 77 Waterford 34
Leading Scorers: Mechanicville – Cruz Goverski 26 Mark Pingelski 20 Chris Couser 12 Fordians – Logn Kelly 15
Key Stat: Mechanicville outscored the Fordians 26-7 in the third frame.
Take Away: Mechanicville built a 37-18 lead by halftime and cruised to road victory over Waterford.
Greenwich 70 Cambridge 47
Leading Scorers: Witches – Joe Skiff 17, 3 3’s Colin Traver 10 Jack Saunders 10 Tigers – Maher 14 Rowland 11, 3 3’s
Key Stat: Greenwich held a 13-4 advantage in made threes.
Take Away: Greenwich took control with a 22-5 second quarter, put three players in doubles and shot it well from distance in notching the road “W” over Cambridge.
Spa Catholic 57 Stillwater 26
Leading Scorers: Saints – Jasyn Thompson 13 Tyler Hicks 11, 3 3’s Stillwater – Kaden Burdo 5 Cody LaFountain 5
Key Stat: The Saints limited the visitors just 14 points over the first three periods.
Take Away: Spa Catholic uses a big defensive effort while putting 11 players in the scoring column to post the one-sided victory and remain undefeated in Wasaren play.
Hoosick Falls 65 Berlin/New Lebanon 29
Leading Scorers: Panthers – Ryan Sparks 20, 10 rebounds Carson Glover 19 B/NL – Haiokin Parker 12 Nate Hendricks 11
Key Stat: The Falls outscored B/NL 31-5 over the middle two frames.
Take Away: Hoosick Falls led 21-16 after the first eight minutes but locked down defensively the rest of the way in capturing the comfortable road victory, improving to 8-1 on the year.
Greenwich 60 Cambridge 27
Leading Scorers: Witches – Brooke Kuzmich 23, 3 3’s Bailee Wolfe 20, 3 3’s Cambridge – Charonne Berthiaume 12
Key Stat: The Witches held a 9-0 advantage in made threes.
Take Away: Greenwich used the long ball and a strong defensive effort to notch their ninth win in as many outings.
Mechanicville 58 Waterford 25
Leading Scorers: Mechanicville – Molly DiSiena 22 Halee Pasinella 11 Ava Gaspie 10 No stats provided for Waterford
Key Stat: Mechanicville held the Fordians to single numbers in three of the four quarters.
Take Away: Leading 24-16 at the break, Mechanicville put the game away with a 22-2 third frame in moving to 7-1 on the year.
Tamarac 44 Hoosic Valley 26
Leading Scorers: Bengals – Kayla Beaudoin 22, 3 3’s Valley – Bella Jones 8
Key Stat: Tamarac held the Valley to 12, first-half points.
Take Away: The Bengals led 26-12 at the break and weathered an 11-0 run by the Valley to start the third, before closing the game out with an extended run of their own to post the win in Schaghticoke.
Stillwater 66 Spa Catholic 48
Leading Scorers: Stillwater – Addison Thornton 16 Maddie Chatt 15 Miranda Price 14 Anna Parulla 12 Andie Luskin 10 Saints – Sophia Ryan 19 Addison Whitbeck 15
Key Stat: Stillwater held the Saints to 15 points over the middle two frames.
Take Away: Stillwater built a 48-25 lead after three periods and coasted to the road win on the strength of five, double digit scorers, something rare and impressive at the high school level.
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