
In weekend action the Hoosic Valley softball and baseball teams posted wins, as did the Mechanicville softball squad. Here’s the breakdown of those contests. Continue reading

In weekend action the Hoosic Valley softball and baseball teams posted wins, as did the Mechanicville softball squad. Here’s the breakdown of those contests. Continue reading
A full slate of diamond action in the Wasaren on Friday as teams enjoyed sunny skies, dry fields and the chance to “play ball” in league competition. Here’s a breakdown of how it it played out. Continue reading
Last year the Hoosic Valley softball team went on a post season run that took them all the way to the state semifinals. The 2016 version of the Valley has most of the same names from last season up and down their line-up, and Friday afternoon that line-up paid a visit to Granville to take on the Golden Horde. Continue reading

Monday kicks off the Wasaren schedule for softball and baseball, that is if Mother Nature decides to cooperate. Fourteen games over six weeks of diamond action will determine league champions. Will it be Hoosic Valley or Greenwich, perennial contenders in both sports? Mechanicville softball you know will be there at the end, as will a team from nowhere who will play themselves into the race for a title.
With that said let’s hear from you as to which teams you think will wear the crown in May.

With the tremendous weather we’ve enjoyed throughout the month of March, area softball and baseball squads have actually spent the majority of their preseason outdoors. A nice change of pace as a typical spring normally means two or more weeks of indoor practices, with schools hoping to get on their fields for the first scheduled contest.
A few Wasaren schools have taken the diamond in non- league affairs, as Thursday saw Cambridge, Greenwich and Granville in softball action.
Crazy final scores in all three contests as is so often the case in the early spring. Cambridge topped Berlin 32-0, Greenwich bested Waterford 20-3, while Granville fell to Salem 26-0.
The league schedule get’s underway next week with a full slate on Monday. With a reminder that the varsity softball and baseball teams travel together in Wasaren play here’s a look at Monday’s schedule.
Cambridge @ Granville
Tamarac @ Greenwich
Mechanicville @ Hoosick Falls
Stillwater @ Hoosic Valley
With the weather forecast calling for some light snow over the weekend and on Monday as well, we’ll see how many if any teams take to the diamond, but here’s hoping our beautiful March weather carries over into April so players and especially fans can enjoy the games without the parkas and blankets, typically needed in the early going, being necessary.

Four Wasaren players were recipients of the Scholar Athlete Award on Monday evening at the 28th annual awards dinner hosted by the Capital District chapter of the National Football Foundation.
The Scholar-Athlete Award honors seniors for their excellence both in the classrooms and on the football field.
Michael Romack of Cambridge, Lukas Whitehouse of Greenwich, Kellan Skott of Hoosick Falls and Jeff Carrozza of Hoosic Valley received the award at the event held at the Radisson Turf Inn in Colonie.
Also recognized was Greenwich head football coach Brandon Linnett who was honored with the Class C Coach of the Year award.
Congratulations to all the award winners.

The Wasaren League announced it’s girls and boys all-star basketball teams on Tuesday with Hoosick Falls senior center Megan Flynn and Stillwater’s Mitchell Wayand earning the league’s Most Valuable Player awards.
Wasaren Girls All-Stars
MVP Megan Flynn Sr. Hoosick Falls
First Team
Kelly Pine Jr. Hoosick Falls
Emily Erickson Fr. Tamarac
Abby Higgins Sr. Stillwater
Hannah Kreiger Jr. Tamarac
Kate Kennelly Sr. Hoosic Valley
Second Team
Helen Mooney Sr. Cambridge
Olivia Barnes Jr. Greenwich
Sabrina Whitehouse Jr. Greenwich
Lizza Ryan Jr. Hoosick Falls
Danielle Stannard Sr. Hoosic Valley
Wasaren Boys All-Stars
MVP Mitchell Wayand Sr. Stillwater
First Team
Connor McCart Hoosick Falls
Evan Dunn Mechanicville
Jared D’Aloia Stillwater
Matt Fuller Granville
Remington Hickey Hoosick Falls
Second Team
George Ostrowski Greenwich
Matt Espey Hoosic Valley
C.J. Tironi Mechanicville
Giovanni D’Ambro Mechanicville
Zach Travis Stillwater
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There’s been much talk recently about the three point shot and it’s effect on the game of basketball. I’ve heard some conversation about it ruining the sport as we know it and more specifically that the success of the Golden State Warriors and Stephen Curry will hurt developing players at the high school level. Continue reading
The Hoosick Falls Panthers and the Indians of Hoosic Valley took the floor in Averill Park Wednesday night two of the remaining four teams in the girls Class B bracket. Wins by both squads would set up an all Wasaren final on Saturday. Continue reading

The Section II Basketball Tournament began two weeks ago with 15 Wasaren squads particpiating, all in pursuit of a sectional title. With the tournament in it’s semifinal round the number of league teams has dwindled to three. Continue reading