We said here yesterday that the Mechanicville Red Raiders would be a tough out the rest of the way and that certainly was the case last night in a home run with Hoosic Valley, but the Indians are, well the Indians, and they prevailed, outscoring the Raiders in the overtime session to claim the 51 48 victory. Continue reading
When we talked yesterday about the matchups between Hoosick Falls and Hoosic Valley one thing we didn’t discuss is how difficult it is to step on a good team’s home floor and secure a “W”. Both the Indian girls and Falls boys handled their business at home Friday night in a pair of games that highlighted a full slate of action in the Wasaren. Continue reading
There was a trio of runs in the league last night with one-sided decisions all around.
Saratoga Catholic 72 Waterford 53: The Saints exploded for 43 second half points to break open a close game and post the road victory over Waterford. Continue reading
Tamarac 53 Stillwater 37: Tamarac built a 37-16 halftime lead and rode that cushion to the easy road win over the Warriors of Stillwater.
Emily Erickson scored 16 points and Hannah Kreiger added 13 for the Bengals who bottomed eight triples on the night. With the win front running Tamarac improves to 12-1 in league play. Continue reading
Player Team Points Per Game
Emily Erickson Tamarac 16.9
Kelly Pine Hoosick Falls 16.2
Sammy Pasinella Mechanicville 15.1
Danika Svendsen Stillwater 13.1
Emma VanDeCar Spa Catholic 12.7
Olivia Barnes Greenwich 12.4
Renna Poulin Tamarac 12.1
Helen Mooney Cambridge 12.0
Lizza Ryan Hoosick Falls 10.7
Hannah Kreiger Tamarac 10.4 Continue reading
Player School Points Per Game
Jared D’Aloia Stillwater 26.9
Kyle Fairclough Waterford 21.9
Connor Farrington Spa Catholic 20.1
Zack Travis Stillwater 14.8
Guy Milliman Hoosick Falls 13.9
Isaac Sanchez Hoosic Valley 13.9
Brenden Holcomb Cambridge 13.5
Max Ratelle Cambridge 12.2
Bailey Winch Greenwich 11.9
Tyler Haradan Spa Catholic 11.9
The Stillwater girls took the short drive north Monday night to take on the Black Horses of Schuylerville in a non-league run. The two squads met back in November with Schuylerville notching a 55-43 victory, and last night the Warriors looked to avenge that early season defeat.
Deadlocked at 23, after two quarters of play, Stillwater used a big second half out scoring the Horses 31-19 to capture the “W”.
Schuylerville’s Emily Valee led all scorers in this one pouring a game high 26 points.
Danika Svendsen paced the Warriors with 15 points, and Marly Muller added 12 for Stillwater who are enjoying a solid season. With the win they improve to 4-6, 6-8 on the year with a pair of those league defeats coming by just a single point.
Next up for Stillwater it’s back to league play, and fitting that on this Regents week the Warriors will be well tested Friday night when the front-running Tamarac Bengals come to town.
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
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