Greenwich 42 Whitehall 3: After a 28-yard field goal from Whitehall’s Nick Kennedy trimmed the Greenwich lead to 7-3 early in the second period, Witches QB Cole Burgess took over.
Burgess scored on an 85-yard kickoff return, and runs of 80 and 4 yards before the break giving Greenwich control and a 28-3 halftime lead, on their way to the easy victory over the Railroaders. Continue reading
Mechanicville 6 Tamarac 2: Chris Ciccarelli’s hat trick paved the way to the Red Raider win over the Bengals from Tamarac.
Jeff Luce added a pair of goals and Marcus Tobin tallied as well for the 11-0, 11-1 Mechanicville squad. Continue reading
Mechanicville 3 Stillwater 0: Mackenzie Bowie scored a pair of goals to lead Mechanicville past the Warriors in Stillwater on Friday.
Nevaeh D’Alioa added a scoring strike, Madeline Garone picked up two assists, and Savannah Bowie with eight saves earned the shutout victory for Mechanicville who improve to 9-0-1 on the season with the “W”. Continue reading
Hoosick Falls 33 Fonda 13: The Panthers scored 20 unanswered after the break to post the victory over Fonda.
Hoosick Falls quarterback Sam Richard rushed for 60 yards, threw for 101 and scored three touchdowns to lead the Falls. Panther running back Max Kipp gained 101 yards on the ground with a score as the Falls improve to 4-1 on the season with the win. Continue reading
Reed Boduch fired the low round of 78, teammate Jake Owens backed him with a 79 leading the Witches of Greenwich to the Wasaren golf championship on Monday at the Troy Country Club. Continue reading
Stillwater 5 Hoosick Falls 4: Brooke Picket’s hat trick led the Warriors past the Panthers in Hoosick Falls on Wednesday.
Teya Staie added a pair of scores for Stillwater who see their season mark rise to 10-1 with the win.
Angela Gonzalez, Taylor Mann, Darian Morgan and Grace Wysocki all found the range with scoring strikes for the Panthers who slip to 5-4-1. Continue reading
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
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
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
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