A full Friday on the hardwood saw results range from blowouts in girls action, to close contests on the boys side of things. Here’s a closer look.
Girls
Mechanicville 75 Waterford 17: The Red Raiders had all the points they needed for the win after the first eight minutes of action, rolling out to a 23-0 lead on their way to the easy victory over Waterford. Continue reading
With five games remaining in league play three squads have separated from the pack in their pursuit of the girls Wasaren title. After 11 league runs Tamarac set’s the pace with a 10-1 record followed by Hoosic Valley and Hoosick Falls with identical 9-2 marks. Continue reading
A full slate of action in the league on a mid-January Friday saw the Bengals, the Falls and the Valley all post a pair of “W’s”.
Girls
Tamarac 69 Mechanicville 51: Emily Erickson poured in 23 points and teammates Hannah Kreiger and Renna Poulin added 20 and 14 leading the Bengals past the Red Raiders of Mechanicville. Continue reading
A big Wednesday night of action on the hardwood for both the boys and girls with the biggest win coming from Clums Corners belonging to the lady Bengals.
Girls
Tamarac 56 Hoosick Falls 52 Continue reading
Player School Points Per Game
Emily Erickson Tamarac 16.5
Sammy Pasinella Mechanicville 14.6
Kelly Pine Hoosick Falls 14.6
Emma VanDeCar Saratoga Catholic 13.8
Olivia Barnes Greenwich 13.4
Helen Mooney Cambridge 12.8
Danika Svendsen Stillwater 12.7
Renna Poulin Tamarac 11.5
Lizza Ryan Hoosick Falls 11.3
Molly Brophy Greenwich 10.9
Player School Points Per Game
Jared D’Aloia Stillwater 27.6
Kyle Fairclough Waterford 24.9
Connor Farrington Saratoga Catholic 18.5
Guy Milliman Hoosick Falls 15.7
Zack Travis Stillwater 14.7
Terel Tillman Saratoga Catholic 13.2
Shawn Lemieux Cambridge 12.9
Brenden Holcomb Cambridge 12.2
Isaac Sanchez Hoosic Valley 12.2
Max Ratelle Cambridge 12.1
For decades the Wasaren has had the reputation of a highly skilled and competitive small school conference. Throw the records out, and on any given night… Well Friday was one of those nights on the boys side with every game essentially going down to the wire. Continue reading
With the second half of the league schedule underway a handful of boys and girls teams remain in position to claim a Wasaren title, and tonight a pair of games may go a long way in determining the leagues champions. Continue reading
As teams began their second tour through the Wasaren schedule Wednesday night, the Panthers of Hoosick Falls stayed perfect, Stillwater picked up a nice win, and Tamarac secured their first league “W” of the year. Continue reading
A full slate of girls action on Tuesday night saw three squads win in blowout fashion, while another used a big fourth period to earn a comfortable “W”.
Hoosic Valley 51 Stillwater 30: The Indians held Stillwater to eight first half points in building a 20 point advantage at the break, and coasted to the easy victory over the Warriors.
Cami Hren led the Valley attack with 16 points, including four triples, on a night where the Indians saw nine players score. With the victory Hoosic Valley improves to 7-1 in Wasaren play.
Natalie Menneto scored 16 points to pace Stillwater (4-4).
Cambridge 60 Waterford 14: Cambridge held the Fordians to single digits in every quarter, hung 21 points on the board in the first eight minutes, and never looked back in posting the one-sided “W”.
Helen Mooney with 20 points and 12 rebounds fueled the Cambridge (2-6) offense.
Annelise Rebel scored eight points for Waterford (0-8).
Hoosick Falls 65 Saratoga Catholic 36: The Panthers dominated on both sides of the ball over the first two periods, running out to a 43-9 lead at the break and cruised to the easy victory over the Saints.
Kelly Pine with 16 points, and Lizza Ryan with 13 led Hoosick Falls ( 6-1).
Emma VanDeCar dropped a game-high 22 points for Spa Catholic (1-7).
Tamarac 55 Greenwich 43: In the only close contest of the night, Tamarac held the slimmest of margins at 40-39 entering the final period, but outscored the Witches 15-4 in the fourth to hold off the upset bid from Greenwich.
The Bengals put three players in double digits, with Emily Erickson netting 15 points, and both Hannah Kreiger and Renna Poulin adding 13 points leading the way for Tamarac (6-1).
The Witches also had three players in doubles with Sabrina Whitehouse scoring 13 points, while Olivia Barnes and Gabbie Wiss scored 10 points each to pace the Greenwich (3-5) attack.
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