Cambridge 50 Whitehall 0: Just another day at the office for the Indians of Cambridge although Saturday’s opponent was another 3-0 squad in Whitehall. Didn’t matter.
The Indians ran for 297 yards and 526 yards of total offense on one side of the football, and defensively held the Railroaders to just 30 total yards. Continue reading
Stillwater 34 Fonda 13: Fonda scored all it’s points in the first 12:00 minutes and led the Warriors 13-2 at the quarter and 13-8 at halftime, before Stillwater came all the way back after the break to post the come from behind “W” over the Braves. Continue reading
Greenwich 5 Tamarac o: Jake Owens carded a 39 in action at the Battenkill Country Club on Thursday, claiming medalist honors and leading the Witches to the shutout victory over the Bengals. Continue reading
Mechanicville 5 Waterford 0: Jeff Luce scored four times, twice in each half to lead the Red Raiders to the easy “W” over the Fordians of Waterford.
Luce’s two first half strikes along with a Chris Ciccarelli goal gave Mechanicville the 3-0 halftime cushion and they cruised from there securing their seventh win in eight outings. Continue reading
Mechanicville 6 Emma Willard 2: The Red Raiders, in control with a 2-0 advantage at the half went to cruise control after the break, scoring four times in notching the dominant “W” over Emma Willard. Continue reading
Mechanicville 2 Saratoga Catholic 0: The Red Raiders used goals from Chris Ciccarelli and Marcus Tobin to slip past the Saints.
Ciccarelli scored in the first half off a nice find from Kevin Charette and after the break Tobin took a Zach Rappacioulo feed and found the back of the net for Mechanicville who improve to 6-0, 6-1 with the “W”. Continue reading
Stillwater 4 Tamarac 1: The Warriors ran out to a 3-0 advantage by halftime and cruised to the win over Tamarac.
Brooke Pickett, Taya Staie, Quinn Lilac and Keelyn Peacock all tallied for Stillwater who with the win improve to 7-1 on the season. Continue reading
Mechanicville 3 Hoosic Valley 0: Three second half goals, one each from Mackenzie Bowie, Hannah Garone and Lea Hickey paved the way for the Raider victory over the Indians of Hoosic Valley. Continue reading
Last night in Schaghticoke the Hoosic Valley Indians played under home lights for the first time in program history. A huge crowd turned out in support of the Valley squad with a party-like atmosphere in the air. Also showing up however were the Indians of Cambridge, defending Class D state champions, riding a 15 game winning streak with no intention of giving the Valley faithful an upset “W” to celebrate. Continue reading
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