Girls Class C
Stillwater 4 Chatham 0: Teya Staie, Keelyn Peacock, Devon Wagner and Brooke Pickett all scored for Stillwater as the Warriors turned back Chatham in Class C’s opening round.
Holding a 1-0 advantage at halftime Stillwater scored three times after the break to post the win and advance to the quarterfinals on Tuesday where they’ll host Bolton-Warrensburg. Continue reading
Sectional quarterfinals in Class C highlighted a football Friday as four Wasaren squads started what they hoped would be a long second season run. Stillwater and Hoosick Falls both took step one in that journey posting convincing “W’s”, while the title quest ended for the Mechanicville Red Raiders and the Bengals of Tamarac. Continue reading
Girls Soccer
Mechanicville 6 Ichabod Crane 0: The Red Raiders scored three goals before the break to take control early in their shutout victory over Ichabod Crane.
Jada Brown with a goal and two assists led the Raider attack that saw six different players ring the bell. Red Raider keeper Savannah Bowie earned the shutout with 8 saves for Mechanicville. Continue reading
Mechanicville 7 Hoosick Falls 0: The Red Raiders score early and often, ringing the bell five times before the break in posting the shutout victory over the Falls.
Jeff Luce, Chris Ciccarelli and Michael Cavotta all found the range twice and Kevin Charette added a single strike for the 12-0-1 Mechanicville squad. Continue reading
Mechanicville 7 Hoosick Falls 1: The Red Raiders took control with four first half strikes in notching the victory over the Panthers to complete an unbeaten regular season.
Jada Brown scored a hat trick, with Brynn Murphy and Mackenzie Bowie adding a pair of goals each for the 14-0-1 Wasaren Champions. Continue reading
The Mechanicville girls soccer team took the short ride north Tuesday afternoon to Schuylerville where they faced the Black Horse in a nonleague get together. Three hours later they returned to Mechanicville with yet another “W”, this one a 2-1 decision over their hosts. Continue reading
Going into the biggest regular season game of the year Stillwater head coach Ian Godfrey decided a change was needed at the quarterback position and handed the keys to sophomore James Galarneau. While probably too young to hold a driver’s license, Galarneau navigated four quarters of football like a seasoned vet, leading the Warriors to an impressive 48-13 victory over Mechanicville in the annual Indian Bowl game before a packed house in Stillwater. 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
Mechanicville 2 Stillwater 0: The Raiders used a pair of first half goals to secure the “W” in the annual Indian Cup match with neighboring Stillwater.
Drew Murphy put Mechanicville on the board just 2:30 in, scoring with a header off a Jeff Luce corner. Continue reading
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