Here Is the new link to our interview with Tamarac boys’ basketball coach Eric Medved.

https://meeting.zoho.com/meeting/public/videoprv?recordingId=0f6595968f686a6960727bdb1862aa850da1a348a9596aceb682c738b32b1dca

Stillwater 50   Waterford 38

Leading Scorers:  Warriors – Miranda Price 17       Addison Thornton 17          Fordians – Rachel McOmber 11        Piper Morris 10

Key Stat:  The Warriors connected on 16 of 25 from the foul line while Waterford converted 7 of 15.

Take Away:  Stillwater won every quarter, slowly pulling away for the road win.

Mechanicville 58   Cambridge 46

Leading Scorers:  Red Raiders – Ali Kenyon 19          Sophia Tamasi 11       Lila Christensen 11          Cambridge – Tristann Crandall 14        Schuylar Nolan 12

Take Away:  The Raiders earn the win at home in a crossover matchup between the Wasaren’s second place squads.  

Emma Willard 45   Hoosic Valley 31   No other info available at this time

Hoosick Falls 45   Spa Catholic 14

Leading Scorers:  Panthers – Mackenna Roberson 13 3 3’s               Saints – Rylee Cornell 5

Key Stat:  The Falls held Spa Catholic to single numbers in each period.

Take Away:  Hoosick Falls started with a 21-2 first frame and cruised to the home “W”.

Boys

Stillwater 76   Mechanicville 68

Leading Scorers:  Warriors – Colby Paffen 22 4 3’s       Thomas McDonough 15       Lukas Lilac 14         Reese Hotaling 10          Red Raiders – Colin Richardson 20       Fen Egan 14        Austin Rozowicz 18        Cruz Goverski 11

Key Stat:  Stillwater held 12-4 advantage in made threes.  

Take Away:  Trailing 17-13 after the first period, Stillwater outscored the Raiders 43-27 over the next two frames and held off Mechanicville over the final eight minutes to post the home victory.

Greenwich 63   Hoosick Falls 54

Leading Scorers:  Witches – Jacob Ziehm 21 5 3’s        Ryan Alling 14       Joe Skiff 13          Panthers – Jake Sparks 21        Andrew Sparks 18 3 3’s

Key Stat:  Greenwich built a working margin with a 21-13 first quarter.

Take away:  The Witches led 36-29 at the break and extended their lead with an 18-11 third frame, on their way to the home “W”.

Spa Catholic 57   Waterford 40

Leading Scorers:  Saints – Hunter Failes 18 4 3’s      Aiden Dunne 11       Justin Duscher 11          Fordians – Connor Kennedy 10

Key Stat:  The Saints won every quarter.

Take Away:  Leading 22-12 at halftime the Saints outscored Waterford 35-28 the rest of the way to notch the home victory.  

Hoosick Falls 35   Stillwater 32 (Wednesday)

Leading Scorers:  Panthers – Mackenna Roberson 28 6 3’s             Warriors – Miranda Price 11

Key Stat:  The Falls outscored the Warriors 18-5 in the second frame.  

Take Away:  After being shutout in the first period and trailing 11-0, the Panthers used a big second quarter to take an 18-16 lead into the break.  Stillwater regained the lead in the third and took a 25-23 advantage into the final eight minutes, where the Falls once again came back and posted the well-earned home “W”.  

Greenwich 77   Mechanicville 44

Leading Scorers:  Witches – Grace Autiello 23       Brooke Kuzmich 16          Red Raiders – Ella Zecca 19

Take Away:  Greenwich posts the comfortable road “W” to finish undefeated in the regular season campaign.

Tamarac 45   Cambridge 35

Leading Scorers:  Bengals – Myanna Faraj 16 4 3’s            Cambridge – Schuylar Nolan 16

Key Stat:  Tamarac held Cambridge to single numbers in each of the final three periods.

Take Away:  Trailing 12-11 at the end of the first quarter, Tamarac, behind a strong defensive effort came back, gradually pulling away to the win over the visitors from Cambridge.  

Waterford 45   Spa Catholic 33

Leading Scorers:  Fordians – Maddy Atwood 17         Saints – Ryan Loody 12

Key Stat:  The Fordians outscored the Saints 21-8 in the final frame.

Take Away:  Down 25-24 entering the final eight minutes, Waterford scored nearly have their game total in the fourth quarter to earn the narrow, home victory.  

Friday Crossovers

Mechanicville at Stillwater    6:00 JV start

Hoosick Falls at Greenwich   5:30 JV start

Waterford at Spa Catholic     6:00 JV start

Berlin/NL at Cambridge        6:00 JV start

Saturday Championship

Tamarac at Hoosic Valley     4:00 varsity start

Tamarac 95    Cambridge 20

Leading Scorers:  Bengals – Mikey D’Agostino 18 4 3’s      Frankie DiPalma III 14      Dom Price 12      Joey Poulin 12      Nevin Wilkie 10              Cambridge – Mason Mac Dougal 8

Key Stat:  Tamarac allowed two, first-half points.

Take Away:  The Bengals put five players in doubles for the second night in a row, cruising to the road win to finish undefeated in Wasaren play.  Next up for Tamarac is a Saturday 4:00 tip in Schaghticoke with Hoosic Valley, in the Wasaren title game.   

Hoosic Valley 78   Berlin/New Lebanon 22

Leading Scorers:  Valley – Isaiah Eckler 29 5 3’s     Chris Jones 12     Logan Reilly 10        Mountaineers – Mason Stalker 11

Key Stat:  The Valley held their guests to single numbers in each of the first three periods.

Take Away:  The Indians put three in doubles with 10 players finding the scoring column in the one-sided decision in Schaghticoke.  The Valley finishes the regular season at 17-2, 12-1 and will host Tamarac on Saturday at 4:00 in the Wasaren championship run.  

Greenwich 80   Mechanicville 73

Leading Scorers:  Witches – Jacob Ziehm 25 5 3’s      Joe Skiff 22      Ryan Ingber 15         Red Raiders – Colin Richardson 17     Fen Egan 15       James Doty 14       Jacob Eiseman 11       Austin Rosowicz 10

Key Stat:  Greenwich outscored the Raiders 52-38 after the break.

Take Away:  Trailing 35-28 at halftime, the Witches used a 28-18 third frame to gain the lead and closed things out over the final eight minutes to post the home “W”.  

Stillwater 60   Hoosick Falls 50

Leading Scorers:  Warriors – Jaxon Mueller 22       Lukas Lilac 19       Thomas McDonough 11          Panthers – Andrew Sparks 16 3 3’s    

Key Stat:  The Falls held a 9-2 advantage in made threes while Stillwater held a 22-8 cushion in two-point goals.  

Take Away:  Leading 24-21 at the half, Stillwater held off the Panthers over the final two periods to notch the well-earned home victory.  

Our Tuesday morning podcast with a look at last night’s game results, a look ahead at tonight’s schedule along with our opening take and the presentation of our player of the week.  

Tamarac 48   Hoosick Falls 22

Leading Scorers:  Bengals – Abbie Yetto 21          Panthers – McKenna Roberson 6

Key Stat:  Tamarac held the Falls to single numbers in every quarter.

Talke Away:  The Bengals used a 27-6 second period advantage to take control, on their way to the comfortable win over the Panthers.

Emma Willard 47   Waterford 32

Leading Scorers:  Jesters – Aishan Raji 18        Audrey Shields 12          Fordians – Maddy Atwood 7

Key Stat:  Emma Willard outscored the Fordians 27-16 after the break.

Take Away:  The Jesters used a strong defensive outing and a solid second half to get past the Fordians and post the win at home.  

Cambridge 46   Schenectady 45

Leading Scorers:  Cambridge – Schuylar Nolan 22        Samantha Crandall 12          Schenectady – A’nya Hernandez 19

Key Stat:  Cambridge converted 16 of 22 free throw attempts while Schenectady was just 1 of 4 from the line.

Take Away:  With seconds remaining and the game tied, Nolan connected on one of two free throws to give Cambridge the road “W”.

Boys

Tamarac 92   Berlin/New Lebanon 25

Leading Scorers:  Tamarac – James Blake II 19        Mikey D’Agostino 17 3 3’s          Joey Poulin 16        Tyler Sears 14        Jack Casey 12

Key Stat:  Tamarac ran out to a 25-6 lead after one.      

Take Away:  The Bengals scored 50 first-half points and added 33 more in the third frame, cruising to the win over Berlin/New Lebanon.  Tamarac put’s five players in doubles and remains undefeated in Wasaren play.  

Cambridge 44   Hudson Falls 42

Leading Scorers:  Cambridge – Tristan Crandall 17        Nicole LaFountain 10                Tigers – Seneca Wiliamson 14 3 3’s

Key Stat:  Cambridge held the Tigers to single numbers in the final three periods. 

Take Away:  Trailing 22-9 after the first frame, Cambridge chipped away over the middle two quarters then used a 16-5 advantage in the last eight minutes to post the come-from-behind victory over Class A Hudson Falls.  

Waterford 43   Berlin/New Lebanon 18

Leading Scorers:  Fordians – Rachel McOmber 13        Maddy Atwood 12        Piper Morris 10               Mountaineers – Lilly Gardell 6

Key Stat:  Waterford jumped out to a 14-0, first period lead. 

Take Away:  The Fordains started fast, building a 25-3 halftime advantage and cruised to the road “W” over the Mountaineers.  

Fair Haven 66   Hoosic Valley 56

Leading Scorers:  Slaters – Sawyer Ramey 22        Joe Buxton 20        Sam Barber 17 3 3’s           Valley – Isaiah Eckler 16 4 3’s       Logan Reilly 13

Key Stat:  Fair Haven outscored the Valley 37-14 after the break.

Take Away:  Hoosic Valley held a 32-29 lead at the half, but Fair Haven responded after intermission taking the lead in the third and closing the game out with a 21-14 fourth frame to claim the win in a game played at the Washington Avenue Armory on Saturday.  The contest saw the Indians hold a 12-6 advantage in made threes, while the Slaters held a 19-7 cushion in two-point goals.  With the win Fair Haven, the #2 ranked Division II school in Vermont, remains unbeaten at 13-0 while the Valley, the #6 ranked Class C school in New York, moves to 16-2 on the year.  

Hoosic Valley 68   Stillwater 64

Leading Scorers:  Valley – Isaiah Eckler 24 3 3’s        Logan Reilly 16       Tyler Eddy 12           Warriors – Lukas Lilac 18        Thomas McDonough 15         Jaxon Mueller 11

Key Stat:  Hoosic Valley connected on 21of 38 from the free throw line while Stillwater converted 9 of 16.

Take Away:  Stillwater, 14-4, 9-3, jumped out to a 20-11 lead after the first eight minutes, but the Indians won each of the last three periods to earn the narrow victory in Schaghticoke.  With the win the Valley, 16-1, 11-1, clinches the North Division of the Wasaren and will face Tamarac in the championship game next Saturday.  

Hoosick Falls 54   Waterford 35

Leading Scorers:  Panthers – Jake Sparks 27 4 3’s 14 rebounds              Fordians – Derrick Pontore 14

Key Stat:  The Panthers dominated early and late, outscoring Waterford 35-17 in the first and fourth quarters.

Take Away:  Hoosick Falls uses a good defensive effort and a big night from Sparks to post the road “W”.

Greenwich 75   Saratoga Catholic 47

Leading Scorers:  Witches – Ryan Alling 18      Jacob Ziehm 17 5 3’s       Ryan Ingber 14       Joe Skiff 13               Saints – Aiden Dunne 22

Key Stat:  The Witches took control with a 29-14 second period.

Take Away:  Greenwich put four players in doubles and won every quarter in the road victory.

Mechanicville 61   Berlin/New Lebanon 29 ( Saturday)

Leading Scorers:  Red Raiders – James Doty 14      Cruz Goverski 11        Fen Egan 11               Mountaineers – Jason McFail 8

Key Stat:  Mechanicville jumped out to a 17-5 advantage after the first.

Take Away:  The Raiders won every quarter, put nine players in the scoring column and cruised to the home win in the Saturday matinee.  

Girls

Greenwich 65   Spa Catholic 9

Leading Scorers:  Witches – Adrianna Rojas 17        Norah Niesz 11        Brooke Kuzmich 10

Key Stat:  The Witches kept Spa Catholic off the board in periods one and four.

Take Away:  Greenwich coasts to the one-sided decision to remain unbeaten on the season.  

Emma Willard 60   Mechanicville 52   No other info at this time

Stillwater 50   Hoosic Valley 36

Leading Scorers:  Warriors – Miranda Price 20        Addison Thornton 20 3 3’s                  Valley Megan Rice 13

Key Stat:  Stillwater gained control with a 16-4 second frame.

Take Away:  The Warriors used a pair of 20-point outings from Price and Thornton to notch the home “W”.

Stillwater 68   Johnstown 18  (Saturday)

Leading Scorers:  Warriors – Miranda Price 26 5 3’s       Addison Thornton 12                Johnstown – Julie Hisert 13 

Key Stat:  Stillwater ended things early with a 25-2 first period.  

Take Away:  The Warriors held Johnstown to single numbers in every quarter and easily notched the nonleague win on Saturday in Stillwater.