Berlin/New Lebanon 32   Waterford 30

Leading Scorers:  Mountaineers – McKenzie Krause 13        Fordians – Carly Cordts 9

Key Stat:  Berlin/New Lebanon outscored their guests 8-4 in the final period.

Take Away:  In a defensive battle on Thursday night, the Mountaineers won the final frame, which was just enough to earn the narrow, home “W”.  

Mechanicville 48   Voorheesville 46

Leading Scorers:  Red Raiders – Colin Richardson 14     Joey Devito 12     Cruz Goverski 10      Blackbirds – Carson Carrow 17     Bryce Jones 12

Key Stat: The Raiders outscored Voorheesville 19-6 in the final period.

Take Away:  Mechanicville trailed 40-29 heading to the fourth frame, but owned the final eight minutes, locking down defensively, and finishing offensively using three triples, a pair by Goverski, and the game-winner by Devito with :10 remaining, to earn the come-from-behind “W”.  With the win the Raiders go to 11-1 on the season.  

Hoosic Valley 93   Berlin/New Lebanon 37

Leading Scorers:  Valley – Isaiah Eckler 28 (6 3’s)     Logan Reilly 18     Tyler Eddy 18     Lane Carner 16    Mountaineers – Chris Shorter 15

Key Stat:  Hoosic Valley hung 40 points on the board in the third quarter.

Take Away:  Leading 28-17 at the half, the Valley exploded in the third, led by Eddy who tallied 16 points in the frame, with Eckler adding 10 points in the eight-minute onslaught, as the Schaghticoke squad moves to 10-5 with the win.  

Greenwich 65   Hadley-Luzerne 43

Leading Scorers:  Witches – Jesse Kuzmich 22    Jacob Ziehm 13       Luzerne – Foley 14    Ellis 12    Mattison 10

Key Stat:  Greenwich outscored their guests 37-22 after the break.

Take Away:  The Witches bottomed six threes and put eight players in the scoring column to post the home victory and improve to 9-4 on the year.

Mechanicville 48   Catskill 38

Leading Scorers:  Red Raiders – Hailey Phelps 12    Allie Kenyon 12       Cats- Janay Brantley 25

Key Stat:  The Raiders held a 13-6 advantage in made free throws. 

Take Away:  In a game tied at the half, Mechanicville won each of the final two quarters to notch the road win, their 11th in 12 outings on the year.    

Whitehall 44   Stillwater 16

Leading Scorers:  Railroaders – Samantha Howland 16     Warriors – Riley O’Brien 5

Key Stat:  Whitehall held the Warriors to 5 points thru three periods.

Take Away:  Whitehall opened with a 21-0 first quarter and cruised from there. 

Greenwich 66   Maple Hill 45

Leading Scorers:  Witches – Brooke Kuzmich 22     Norah Niesz 18     Grace Autiello 10       Wildcats – Chevrier 17

Key Stat:  Greenwich cashed in on 21 free throws to Maple Hill’s six makes from the stripe. 

Take Away:  Greenwich decisively won each of the first three periods, bottomed seven triples, and put three players in doubles in the victory, improving to 14-0 on the year.

Emma Willard 55   Berlin/New Lebanon 12

Leading Scorers:  Jespers – Audrey Shields 16     Emma Shields 12      Mountaineers – Lilly Gardell 4

Key Stat:  Emma Willard took control with a 20-2 first frame.

Take Away:  Emma Willard held the Mountaineers to single numbers in every quarter and rolled to the road win, their third straight, and fourth in their last five outings.  

Hoosic Valley 52   Rensselaer 45

Leading Scorers:  Valley – Jaquelyn Carlo 18     Amanda Salisbury 13      Rams – J. Allert 22

Key Stat:  The Valley outscored their guests 35-20 over the middle two periods.

Take Away:  Hoosic Valley puts 52 points on the board in the win, their highest point total of the season.  

Corinth 70   Waterford 25

Leading Scorers:  Tomahawks – Emily Dingham 29    Maddie DeLisle 22       Fordians – Maddie Atwood 8

Key Stat:  Corinth built a 33-10 lead by halftime.

Take Away:  Corinth rode big nights from Dingham and DeLisle to the win and run their season mark to 15-0.  

Stillwater 45   Maple Hill 42

Leading Scorers:  Warriors – CJ McNeil 16    Jaxson Mueller 16       Wildcats – Ben Marra 19

Key Stat:  The Warriors held Maple Hill to 13 points over the middle two quarters, enabling Stillwater to take a 31-26 lead into the final period. 

Take Away:  Stillwater notches the well-earned, road “W”, moving to 12-2 on the year and avenging a December loss to the Wildcats.  

Greenwich 58 Schuylerville 55

Leading Scorers: Witches – Jesse Kuzmich 22 ( 6 3’s) Jayden Hughes 12 Black Horses – Owen Sherman 18 Lukas Sherman 15 Otto Bolduc 12

Key Stat: Greenwich drilled nine 3-pointers to Schuylerville’s four makes from deep.

Take Away: In a close game throughout, the Witches took a three-point lead into the fourth frame and held on for the non-league win in Greenwich.

Spa Catholic 62 Corinth 30

Leading Scorers: Saints – Mark Hmura 16 Robbie Bolen 13 Justin Duscher 11 Tomahawks – Guilder 12

Key Stat: The Saints held a 10-2 advantage in made threes.

Take Away: Spa Catholic outscored their hosts 45-11 over the middle two periods in posting the comfortable victory.

Waterford 41 Fort Plain 40

Leading Scorers: Fordians – Maddy Atwood 12 Ft. Plain – Erin Krause 18

Key Stat: A 12-10 final period for Waterford proved to be the difference.

Take Away: In a tight, non-league run, the Fordians post the come-from-behind win, to notch their second straight “W”.

Warrensburg 42 Stillwater 36

Leading Scorers: Burghers – Olivia Frazier 18 Hope Sherman 12 Warriors – Miranda Price 11

Key Stat: Warrensburg outscored the Warriors 24-19 after the break.

Take Away: Warrensburg posts the non-league road win.

Corinth 61 Spa Catholic 33

Leading Scorers: Tomahawks – Maddie DeLisle 28 Emily Dingham 16 Taylor Stone 10 Saints – Ashley Upson 16

Key Stat: Corinth held Spa Catholic to just 10, second-half points.

Take Away: Leading 29-23 at intermission, Corinth used a dominant second half to secure the home win.

Mechanicville 60 Ravena 55

Leading Scorers: Red Raiders – Chloe Goverski 15 Lila Christensen 13 Hailey Phelps 11 Allie Kenyon 11 Ravena – P. Dorrance 8

Key Stat: Mechanicville held a 30-25 lead at halftime, and the teams played evenly the rest of the way.

Take Away: Mechanicville puts four players in doubles, and stacks another “W”, with the non-league decision at home Monday night.

Tamarac 72 Bethlehem 62

Leading Scorers: Bengals – Zachary Rice 30 Joey Poulin 16 Eagles – Logan Yohe 25 Pajak 11

Key Stat: Tamarac converted on 21 of 34 free throws, while the Eagles connected on just 1 of 7 from the line.

Take Away: Tamarac won every quarter, and scored 27 fourth-period points, to post the win on Big Red Day in Tamarac.

Greenwich 74 Spa Catholic 51

Leading Scorers: Witches – Jesse Kuzmich 36 (11 3’s) Jayden Hughes 16 Saints – Justin Duscher 17 Robbie Bolen 15 Mark Hmura 10

Key Stat: Greenwich bottomed 15 triples led by Kuzmich’s 11, which set the Greenwich record for made threes in a game by a player.

Take Away: Leading 31-27 at the break, Greenwich used a 29-8 advantage in the third period to take control, and closed out the home “W” in the final frame.

Greenwich 61 Scotia 30

Leading Scorers: Witches – Norah Niesz 20 Brooke Kuzmich 11 Adrianna Rojas 12 Scotia – McCarthy 11

Key Stat: Greenwich jumped out with an 18-2 first period.

Take Away: Greenwich won every quarter, put three players in doubles, and coasted to the comfortable. non-league win over Scotia.

Mechanicville 50 Hoosick Falls 33

Leading Scorers: Red Raiders – Tyler Eiseman 18 Colin Richardson 10 Panthers – Jake Sparks 12

Key Stat: The Raiders held Hoosick Falls to 17 points through three periods of play.

Take Away: Mechanicville built a 20-point advantage by the final frame in notching the road win and moving to 10-1 on the year.

Hoosic Valley 74 Cambridge 29

Leading Scorers: Valley – Isaiah Eckler 17 Lane Carner 16 Chris Jones 11 JJ Barton 10 Cambridge – Mason MacDougall 8

Key Stat: The Valley took control early with a 23-5 first quarter.

Take Away: Hoosic Valley put four players in doubles, with nine Indians scoring points in the home win.

Waterford 71 Berlin/New Lebanon 61

Leading Scorers: Fordians – Howard Phelan 25 Gavin Bodah 23 Mountaineers – Chris Shorter 28 Peyton Labonte 14 Jesse Francouer 10

Key Stat: The Fordians converted on 17 of 21 from the line.

Take Away: Tied 31 at the half, Waterford slowly pulled away over the final sixteen minutes hitting on 14 of 16 from the stripe after the break.

Stillwater 57 Spa Catholic 50

Leading Scorers: Warriors – Jaxson Mueller 22 Lukas Lilac 12 CJ McNeil 10 Saints – Robbie Bolen 19 Mark Hmura 14

Key Stat: Stillwater outscored the Saints 35-17 over the middle two frames.

Take Away: Stillwater posts the well-earned road win and moves to 9-1 in league play.

Girls

Cambridge 37 Hoosic Valley 21

Leading Scorers: Cambridge – Schuylar Nolan 20 Valley – Abbey Peckham 9

Key Stat: Cambridge holds the Valley to single numbers in three of the four periods.

Take Away: In a defensive battle Cambridge outscored their guests 19-7 after the break to notch the “W”.

Mechanicville 65 Hoosick Falls 43

Leading Scorers: Red Raiders – Chloe Goverski 20 Jill Germain 15 Panthers – Amber MacNeil 15

Key Stat: Mechanicville built a 37-17 advantage by halftime.

Take Away: The Raiders continue to roll, staying undefeated in Wasaren play.

Emma Willard 49 Tamarac 30

Leading Scorers: Audrey Shields 23 (5 3’s) Emma Shields 18 Bengals – Myanna Faraj 9 Kayla Beaudoin 9

Key Stat: The Jespers shutout Tamarac in the fourth period.

Take Away: Emma Willard posts the win behind great defense, and 41 combined points from Audrey and Emma Shields.

Greenwich 77 Hartford 50

Leading Scorers: Witches – Jesse Kuzmich 21 Jayden Hughes 10 Gavin Blair 10

Key Stat: A 23-4 second period for the Witches decided things early.

Take Away: Greenwich put three players in doubles, with nine Witches scoring points, in cruising past the Tanagers in the non-league run.

Greenwich 64 Cambridge 29

Leading Scorers: Witches – Jesse Kuzmich 22 Ryan Alling 10 Cambridge – Jackson Thomas 8

Key Stat: Greenwich outscored their hosts 30-10 after the break.

Take Away: Kuzmich bottomed a corner triple in the third period to join the elite, 1000 career points club, on a night that Greenwich used a big second half to improve to 4-3, 5-4 on the year.

Tamarac 76 Berlin/New Lebanon 25

Leading Scorers: Bengals – Jack Casey 15 James Blake 14 Mike D’Agostino 11 Mountaineers – Chris Shorter 6

Key Stat: A 16-0 second frame gave Tamarac complete control.

Take Away: All twelve Bengals players scored in the easy home victory that moves Tamarac to 9-0, 11-1 this season.

Stillwater 60 Hoosic Valley 47

Leading Scorers: Warriors – CJ McNeil 19 Jaxson Mueller 14, 17 rebounds Lukas Lilac 10 Valley – Chris Jones 13 Isaiah Eckler 12 Tyler Eddy 11

Key Stat: Stillwater built a cushion after a 21-12 first period and rode that advantage to the home “W”.

Take Away: Stillwater improves to 8-1, 11-2 with the victory.

Hoosick Falls 46 Waterford 27

Leading Scorers: Panthers – Connor Jones 17 Fordians – Gavin Bodah 11

Key Stat: The Falls outscored their guests 25-5 over the middle two frames.

Take Away: Trailing 11-7 after the opening quarter, the Panthers allowed just 16 points the rest of the way in winning their fourth straight, and improving their mark to 5-4, 9-5.

Girls

Emma Willard 58 Waterford 19

Leading Scorers: Jesters – Emma Shields 17 Audrey Shields 16 Fordians – Sophia Belonga 5

Key Stat: The Jesters held Waterford to three, first-half points.

Take Away: Emma Willard put nine players in the scoring column, in the Jesters comfortable, home win that moves the EW squad to 4-2 this season.

Greenwich 57 Spa Catholic 25

Leading Scorers: Witches = Adrianna Rojas 17 Norah Niesz 13 Brooke Kuzmich 10 Saints – Ashley Upson 11 Kate Cronin 10

Key Stat: Greenwich held the Saints to single numbers in every period.

Take Away: The Witches put three players in doubles, with nine players scoring points, as Greenwich continues to roll at 9-0, 12-0 on the year.

Greenwich 57 Cambridge 34

Leading Scorers: Witches – Norah Niesz 20 Grace Autiello 11 Brooke Kuzmich 10 Cambridge – Stasia Epler 11

Key Stat: Cambridge outscored Cambridge 22-2 in the second period.

Take Away: Trailing 13-12 after the first quarter, Greenwich exploded in the second period, taking a 34-15 lead into the break, on their way to their 11th win in as many outings.

Mechanicville 62 Emma Willard 55

Leading Scorers: Red Raiders – Chloe Goverski 20 Lila Christensen 15 Allie Kenyon 13 Jespers – Audrey Shields 30

Key Stat: Mechanicville won the final quarter 19-13, which proved to be the difference.

Take Away: In a close game throughout the Raiders win it late to stay undefeated in league play.

Hoosic Valley 48 Stillwater 17

Leading Scorers: Valley – Amanda Salisbury 14 Jaquelyn Carlo 14 Warriors – Miranda Price 6

Key Stat: The Valley allowed just five first half points.

Take Away: Hoosic Valley won every period and used a big defensive effort to notch the win.

Hoosick Falls 73 Waterford 40

Leading Scorers: Panthers – Olivia Estes 18 Mackenna Roberson 16 Amber MacNeil 14 Jordan Hill 11 Fordians – Maddy Atwood 12

Key Stat: Hoosick Falls held a 10-3 advantage in made threes.

Take Away: The Falls used the long ball, and four double digit scorers, to post the road “W”.

Mechanicville 51 Duanesburg 36

Leading Scorers: Red Raiders – Colin Richarson 21 Tyler Eiseman 12 Duanesburg – Mulhern 12 Fall 10

Key Stat: The Raiders converted on 14 of 17 from the free throw line.

Take Away: Down 12-6 after the first eight minutes, Mechanicville won each of the remaining periods to earn the non-league win over visiting Duanesburg.+

Waterford 62 Germantown 39

Leading Scorers: Fordians – Gavin Bodah 23 Derrick Pontore 18 Germantown – Brad DelPozzo 17

Key Stat: Nearly half of Waterford’s points came from 10 made triples.

Take Away: The Fordians built a 31-14 halftime advantage and cruised to the non-league win over Germantown.

Hoosick Falls 53 Mt. Anthony 36

Leading Scorers: Panthers – Jake Sparks 26 Connor Jones 13 Braeden Billert 14 Carter Thompson 11

Key Stat: The Falls outscored the Patriots 19-8 in the final period.

Take Away: Trailing 11-9 after the first eight minutes, the Falls defense holds the visitors from Vermont to 25 points the rest of the way, while Sparks and Jones pace the Panther attack in the non-league “W”.