After splitting a doubleheader on Thursday Greenwich and Cambridge softball squads posted wins on Friday as did the Panthers of Hoosick Falls.
In baseball Greenwich topped Stillwater for their ninth win in ten league outings. Here’s a breakdown of Friday’s action from the diamonds of the Wasaren. Continue reading
I’ve been going to ballgames all of my life. Hooked on sports as an elementary student, I wanted to see as many Hoosic Valley games as possible. In high school and college my attendance was predominantly as a player, which transitioned to becoming a coach of two sports for 25 years, mixed in with following my three favorite athletes of all time, my two daughters and son. Continue reading
From the jump the Wasaren softball race looked to be one that might go down to the wire with multiple teams in contention. It hasn’t disappointed. On Thursday afternoon two contenders, Greenwich and Cambridge squared off in a double dip, while Hoosic Valley took on always dangerous Mechanicville. Continue reading
Mechanicville traveled to Granville Wednesday for rainy contests on the softball and baseball diamonds. The Red Raiders had an easy times of things on the softball field, but in baseball the Golden Horde came away with a 7-6 decision in an extra inning affair. Continue reading
As Wasaren teams begin the second half of the league schedule a big pair of games will be played today when the Greenwich baseball and softball squads make the short trip down Route 40 to take on the Indians of Hoosic Valley. Continue reading
My Dad likes the harness races more so than the flat track, as he prefers two laps around the track for the money he puts down. With that thought in mind our Wasaren baseball and softball teams have just cruised by the grandstand having completed their first “lap” of the league schedule. This week teams begin the second trip around the Wasaren circuit in hopes of finishing strong and potentially capturing a league Continue reading
Wasaren Sportsnet is pleased to announce Cambridge’s Miranda Seacord and Granville’s Austin Buxton as this weeks recipients of the Wasaren Player of the Week Award. Continue reading
There was no shortage of runs scored on Saturday in a pair of baseball games involving league schools. Granville put 20 runs on the board in their win over Salem, while Cambridge scored 13 and it wasn’t enough to earn the “W” over Hadley Luzerne. Continue reading
As the teams of the Wasaren wrap up a week of non league affairs, no squad had a better run these past seven days than the Greenwich baseball team who added yet another win on Friday. Granville also picked up a victory over North Warren in a game played at East Field, while the Red Raiders of Mechanicville fell hard to Hudson Falls. Continue reading
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