Tamarac 77   Mechanicville 57

Leading Scorers:  Bengals – Joey Poulin 33 4 3’s        James Blake II 14           Red Raiders – Cruz Goverski 15      Joey Devito 13

Key Stat:  Tamarac jumped out to a 21-13 lead after eight minutes of play.

Take Away:  The Bengals won each of the first three quarters building a 61-37 advantage heading into the final frame. Poulin’s 33 points puts the senior guard just 25 points away from the 1000 career points milestone.  With the win Tamarac moves to 11-2, 8-0 on the season and extends their Wasaren winning streak to 27.   

Hoosic Valley 87   Berne Knox 55

Leading Scorers:  Valley – Logan Reilly 23        Isaiah Eckler 23 3 3’s           BK – AJ Wright 25       Dayne Coates 14

Key Stat:  Leading 39-29 at the break the Valley put this one away with a 27-9 third period.

Take Away:  Hoosic Valley stacks their second win in two nights at their Schaghticoke venue, taking control with a big third frame, on a night highlighted by senior guard Logan Reilly scoring his 1000th career point. Reilly becomes the fourth boy’s player in Hoosic Valley history to reach the milestone.  With the victory the Valley improves to 12-1, 7-1 on the year and returns to action on Tuesday night hosting the Panthers of Hoosick Falls in a 7:30 run.  

Hoosic Valley 109   Cambridge 48

Leading Scorers:  Valley – Isaiah Eckler 31 5 3’s       Logan Reilly 21      Gabe Coffin 15 3 3’s       Lane Carner 12         Cambridge – Isaac Toleman 15       Mason MacDougal 12

Key Stat:  The Valley ran out to a 36-8 lead after the first period.

Take Away:  The 8th ranked Class C team in the state cruised on their home floor, drilling 10 triples and winning every quarter with 11 players scoring and four reaching doubles.  With the win the Indians move to 11-1, 7-1 on the season.

Stillwater 80   Spa Catholic 42

Leading Scorers:  Warriors – Jaxon Mueller 32       Lukas Lilac 18 3 3’s           Saints – Ronan Rowe 12

Key Stat:  The Warriors outscored the Saints 51-21 over the middle two periods. 

Take Away:  Stillwater ride’s a big night by Mueller and a good defensive effort to the home “W” improving to 11-2, 7-1 on the year.    

Stillwater 61   Spa Catholic 23

Leading Scorers:  Warriors – Sarah Folmann 11          Miranda Price 10       Charisma Salecker 10           Saints – Ryan McDonald 9

Key Stat:  The Warriors held a 9-1 advantage in made threes.

Take Away:  Stillwater won every quarter and enjoyed their best offensive showing of the year in posting the road victory.  

Cambridge 51   Hoosic Valley 14

Leading Scorers:  Cambridge – Schuylar Nolan 16      Samantha Crandall 11      Tristan Crandall 10      Alexis Austin 10          Valley – Kaylee Smith 5

Key Stat:  Cambridge held the Indians to single numbers in every quarter.

Taka Away:  Cambridge put’s four players in doubles and notches the home victory moving to 8-2, 9-4 on the season.  

Mechanicville 44   Waterford 28

Leading Scorers:  Red Raiders – Lila Christensen 10        Fordians – Maddy Atwood 7      Piper Morris 7

Key Stat:  Mechanicville opened with a 16-3 first period.

Take Away:  The Raiders built a 13-point cushion over the first eight minutes and rode the margin the rest of the way in posting the road win.

Cambridge 40   Stillwater 26

Leading Scorers:  Cambridge – Schuylar Nolan 18       Tristann Crandall 11            Warriors – Miranda Price 8       Andie Luskin 8

Key Stat:  Cambridge held a 9-1 advantage in made free throws.

Take Away:  Tied 11-11 at the break, the visitors outscored their hosts 29-15 over the final two quarters to notch the road “W”.  

Hoosick Falls 40   Berlin/New Lebanon 11

Leading Scorers:  Panthers – Mackenna Roberson 15 3 3’s      Tatum Hickey 12 3 3’s          Mountaineers – Hannah Mace 3

Key Stat:  The Falls bottomed six triples while BNL failed to connect from deep.

Take Away:  The Falls won every quarter and used a strong defensive effort in earning the home victory.

Greenwich 82   Hoosic Valley 25

Leading Scorers:  Witches – Adrianna Rojas 27 4 3’s        Brooke Kuzmich 20 4 3’s        Norah Niesz 16        Valley – Megan Rice 8

Key Stat:  Greenwich ran out to a 30-10 lead after the first period.

Take Away:  Greenwich won every quarter in extending their winning streak to 15 straight without a loss.  

Tamarac 50   Emma Willard 42   No other info at this time

Hoosick Falls 62   Berlin/New Lebanon 45

Leading Scorers:  Panthers – Jake Sparks 18               Mountaineers – Jesse Franceur 12

Key Stat:  The Falls outscored BNL 18-8 in the third frame to take control.

Take Away:  Leading 30-23 at halftime, the visitors from Hoosick Falls used a big third period to extend their cushion and closed out the road victory over the final eight minutes Tuesday night.  With the win the Panthers move to 6-2, 9-5 on the year.

Tamarac 68   Green Tech 65

Leading Scorers:  Bengals – Jack Casey 25 6 3’s       Joey Poulin 20 5 3’s         Green Tech – Haisi Mayben 26 4 3’s      Henry Perkins 15

Key Stat:  The Bengals held a 13-4 advantage from beyond the arc.

Take Away:  Tamarac steps up in class and notches the close road win over AA Green Tech behind elite shooting from deep and the line where the Bengals converted 15 of 18 free throws.  Tamarac improves to 7-0, 10-2 on the season with the “W”.  

Hoosic Valley 79   Greenwich 55

Leading Scorers:  Valley – Isaiah Eckler 35      Logan Reilly 11      Tyler Eddy 10        Witches – Ryan Alling 16         Jacob Ziehm 12         Joe Skiff 14

Key Stat:  The Indians jumped out to a 22-15 lead after the first period and were never headed.

Take Away:  Hoosic Valley won every quarter, connected on five triples, shot an efficient 8 of 10 from the line, and put 10 players in the scoring column.   The Valley goes to 6-1, 10-1 on the year with the road victory, while Greenwich moves to 4-5, 8-6 with the loss. 

Mechanicville 55   Waterford 50

Leading Scorers:  Red Raiders – Fen Egan 17      Cruz Goverski 13         Fordians – Derrick Pontore 17 3 3’s        Matt Soden 17 3 3’s

Key Stat:  Mechanicville cashed in on 26 of 36 from the charity stripe while Waterford converted just 9 of 13.

Take Away:  The Raiders trailed 39-38 heading into the final frame but used a 10-point period from Goverski and clutch free throw shooting, connecting on 10 of 14, to post the come-from-behind victory.    

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Stillwater 56   Berlin/New Lebanon 21

Leading Scorers:  Warriors – Miranda Price 17      Riley O’Brien 16          Mountaineers – Lilly Gordell 6

Key Stat:  Stillwater held the Mountaineers to single numbers in every period.

Take Away:  The Warriors point total in the first frame matched BNL for the game as Stillwater cruised to the road win on Friday night

Hoosick Falls 47   Mt. Anthony 35

Leading Scorers:  Panthers – Mackenna Roberson 18 5 3’s        Patriots – Madison Moore 16

Key Stat:  The Panthers outscored Mt. Anthony 17-8 in the final quarter.

Take Away:  Hoosick Falls pulls away over the last eight minutes to post the road “W” in what was a close game throughout.

Cambridge 60   Emma Willard 37   

Leading Scorers:  Cambridge Tristan Crandall 25 5 3’s        Schuylar Nolan 11         Emma Willard A. Shields 22

Key Stat:  Cambridge held a 7-1 advantage in made threes.

Take Away:  Cambridge used a 17-7 second period to take a 37-21 lead into the break, on their way to the comfortable road “W” over the Jespers.  

Boys

Mount Anthony 73   Hoosick Falls 50

Leading Scorers:  Patriots – Carter Thompson 21      Josh Worthington 12 4 3’s      Braeden Billert 11 3 3’s      Shemer Solkator 10   Panthers – Brody Mann 17      Andrew Sparks 13     Jake Sparks 11

Key Stat:  The Patriots scored half of their point total from downtown drilling 12 triples.  

Take Away:  Mt. Anthony built a 42-24 lead by halftime and closed out the win in Hoosick Falls on Monday.  

Greenwich 77   AuSable Valley 35

Leading Scorers:  Witches – Brooke Kuzmich 20 3 3’s       Norah Niesz 17 3 3’s       Grace Autiello 15 5 3’s      Cate Abate 12    AuSable Valley – Kaydence Moehern 8

Key Stat:  Greenwich drilled 14 triples in the contest while AuSable managed just one make from deep.

Take Away:  The Witches ran out to a 46-22 halftime lead and cruised to the win at SUNY Adirondack, improving to 14-0 on the season.  Next up for Greenwich is a visit to Schaghticoke on Wednesday to face the Indians of Hoosic Valley.   

Greenwich 66   Schenectady 38

Leading Scorers:  Witches – Adrianna Rojas 21       Norah Niesz 16      Brooke Kuzmich 10       Cate Abate 10        Schenectady – Xavianna McDaniel 13

Key Stat:  Greenwich made more free throws than Schenectady attempted with the Witches connecting on 10 of 21, while Schenectady converted just 2 of 5 from the stripe.

Taske Away: The Witches built a 34-19 advantage by halftime and finished the final eight minutes outscoring Schenectady 17-4, to notch the “W” in a Saturday matinee at SUNY Adirondack.  Greenwich (13-0) returns to action at the same venue today in a noon tip, with Ausable Valley.  

Hudson Falls 50   Cambridge 33

Leading Scorers:  Tigers – Seneca Williamson 12        Mya Nolan 10            Cambridge – Schuylar Nolan 10

Key Stat:  Hudson Falls held a 6-2 advantage in made threes.

Take Away:  Hudson Falls won every quarter, slowly pulling away from Cambridge to post the victory.  

Stillwater 79   Mount Anthony 75

Leading Scorers:  Warriors – Jaxson Mueller 432        Thomas McDonough 14      Lukas Lilac 13            Patriots – Finn McCrae 19  6 3’s       Carter Thompson 18       Shemer Sookar 13        Braeden Billert 11

Key Stat:  Mount Anthony held a 13-1 advantage in made threes, while Stillwater held a 31-15 edge in made twos.  

Take Away:  Stillwater built a 47-32 halftime lead then held off the Patriots to secure the road win in a game of contrasting styles where Mt. Anthony lived on the perimeter but took only eight free throw attempts, while Stillwater working inside made their way to the stripe for 31 attempts.