A full slate of action in boys and girls basketball on Friday night with an overtime decision in Saratoga highlighting the results.
Stillwater 74 Saratoga Catholic 66 OT: In a shootout that needed extra minutes to decide things, the Warriors pulled away in overtime out scoring the Saints 11-3 to capture the road victory. Continue reading
Girls Basketball
Cambridge 0-1 @ Hoosic Valley 2-2: Cambridge has only played one time this season, a 50-31 loss to Greenwich. Helen Mooney and Grace Snyder lead the Indians offense that will be tested tonight against the Valley man D.
Hoosic Valley will play it’s fifth game on the year and are led in scoring by Cami Hren and Alex Rifenburg who combine for 17 nightly. This is another night where the Valley defense will secure the “W”.
Hoosick Falls 2-0 @ Waterford 0-3: The Fordians have had trouble scoring the ball in the early going averaging just 20 points per game, with their leading scorer Hannah Camfield at 5.5. Continue reading
A pair of Wasaren wrestling teams took to the mat on Wednesday with Hoosick Falls and Tamarac taking on non-league opponents in Granville and Whitehall/Fort Ann.
Hoosick Falls 45 Granville 30
Non-League @ Hoosick Falls
152 – Cole Haines (G) Dec. John McCart 8-6
160 – Andrew Reed (G) by Forfeit
170 – David Regimbald (G) pinned Tayler Bacon 1:59.6
182 – Jon Hermance (G) by Forfeit
195 – Bailey Daigle (G) Dec. Bryan Thomas 5-3
220 – Jake Pine (HF) Dec. Jody Hermance 6-4
285 – Craig Sawyer (HF) by Forfeit
106 – Zoe Gress (HF) pinned Zach Rodd :44
113 – Gabe Fischer (HF) pinned Ethan Beebe :51
120 – Aiden Scott (HF) pinned Luke David 4:42
126 – Matt Laporte (HF) pinned Michael Burnes :57
132 – Logan Powers (HF) pinned Zack Haskins 2:56
138 – Sam Richards (HF) pinned Richard Kelley 2:56
145 – William Duffy (HF) pinned Ryan Sanders 3:35
Records: Hoosick Falls 2-0 Granville 0-2
Whitehall 45 Tamarac 40
Non-League @ Tamarac
106 – Hunter Yearsly (T) pinned Colby Baldwin 1:28
113 – Riley Retell (T) by Forfeit
120 – David Austin 
pinned Peyton Nealon 1:48
126 – Alec Ashline pinned Xavier Morris 1:45
132 – Tyler Martel dec. Booby Treshock 8-7
138 – Jason Ashline pinned Mike Kowalcheck :43
145 – Blake Reynolds (T) pinned Jake Moore 2:50
152 – Matt Fox (T) dec. James Rozell 11-2
160 – Tyler Curtis (T) pinned Jake Gosselin 1:06
170 – Fritz Sheffler (T) pinned Brendan Covey 3:45
182 – Steven Gosselin pinned Jack Mayes 5:20
195 – Lucas Morse pinned Nick Pucci 1:27
220 – Trevor Hurlburt pinned Anthony Barbera 1:44
285 – Brandon Bolster by Forfeit
99 – Torin Bishop (T) by Forfeit
Records: Whitehall/Fort Ann 5-3 Tamarac 4-4
There was a full slate of boys basketball in the league on Wednesday night including three “no doubters” with only one contest going down to the wire. Continue reading
This week’s Wasaren Sportsnet Player of the Week is Stillwater’s senior guard Jared D’Aloia. Continue reading
The Indians built an 11 point over the first three periods on their way to a 50-40 victory over the Bengals in a game played Friday night.
Mike Schoonmaker led the Valley scoring with 17 points, and John Acker added 11 for the Indians who held a 6-1 advantage in made threes on the night..
Charles Lemay with 12 points and Brad Schneider with 10 paced the Tamarac attack.
Mechanicville 57 Saratoga Catholic 54: The Red Raiders built a comfortable lead through three quarters and withstood a late charge by Spa Catholic, to get past the Saints in the league-opener for both squads. Continue reading
Waterford used and needed a 38 point night from Kyle Fairclough to squeeze past Berlin 68-66 in a non-league game on Tuesday. Continue reading
Hadley Luzerne rode four players with double figure nights to the 68-58 non-league win over the Witches of Greenwich.
Cody Patnode with 19 points, Connor Backus 17, Ryan Beaury 13, and Reice Hayes with 10 led the Eagles, who used a 22-8 third period to break open a game that was tied at the half.
Brendan Stout with 19 points, Josh James 12, and Bailey Winch with 11 points paced the Greenwich attack who bottomed seven three-pointers in the contest, four coming from Stout.
Five league squads took to the hardwood over the weekend in preseason tournament, or non-league action as the basketball season starts to gain traction.
Schuylerville 65 Stillwater 55 Continue reading
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