Girls soccer, golf, field hockey and volleyball all played out in the league on Monday with the fall sport seasons all in full swing.
Girls Soccer:
Mechanicville 4 Cambridge 0: Four different players found the back of the net in the Raiders win over Cambridge. Continue reading
Hoosic Valley and Saratoga Catholic earned girls soccer victories, and Greenwich stayed hot in golf action on a Wasaren Thursday. Continue reading
A handful of matches played out in the league on Wednesday as the Wasaren schedule starts to roll.
Cambridge 1 Hoosick Falls 0: Eli Robertson found Ian Montgomery with five minutes left in the first half, and Montgomery’s finish found the side of the net giving the Indians the 1-0 victory. Continue reading
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While it was opening night of the football season, there was plenty of soccer action as well on Friday with three league matches. Continue reading
Golf
Hoosick Falls 3 Tamarac 2: In a match played at Frear Park the Panthers Ryan Bloomer carded a 36 to take medalist honors and lead the Falls to the narrow victory over the Bengals. Continue reading
Eight league golf teams were in action on Monday and the Cambridge girls played a non league soccer match as well, as the fall season for high school athletics gears up this week. Continue reading
Spa Catholic 3 Tamarac 2: Emma Vandercart, Ben Seammell, and Jake Welcome all won their individual matches, leading Spa Catholic to the narrow victory over Tamarac in a match played at Frear Park. Continue reading
With five days of official practices in the book, today is a scrimmage Saturday for most of the area football teams. Three, sometimes four or five squads will come together and work against each other in a controlled environment with live action. Continue reading
The Express Weekly Newspaper in Mechanicville is reporting that longtime Mechanicville football coach Kevin Collins is expected to resign on Monday, August 15, to accept an offer to be employed at Greenwich School. A Greenwich native, he will be named to the positions of physical education teacher, Athletic Director, and Assistant Football Coach. Continue reading
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