Stillwater 3 Mechanicville 3: The Warriors jumped out to a 2-0 advantage at the half but the Red Raiders stormed back after the break with three goals to force the tie.
Brooke Pickett connected on two first half strikes, and added a third goal after intermission to lead the Stillwater attack.
Ryleigh Hopeck tallied a pair of second half goals for Mechanicville with Jada Brown’s goal, late in the half knotting the match at 3-3.
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Cambridge-Salem and Stillwater football teams stay undefeated with dominant wins over the weekend. The Indians lead the Class C North while the Warriors sit atop the C Central. Stillwater finishes their regular season at Tamarac and home with Holy Trinity, while Cambridge-Salem travels to Lake George and Greenwich in weeks six and seven.
A nice touch at the senior recognition day in Cambridge on Saturday was having all Cambridge alumni attending, sign in under the decade in which they graduated, with all the names read at halftime. Continue reading
Mechanicville 8 Hoosick Falls 0: The Red Raiders ran out to a 4-0 advantage at the half and coasted to the victory over the Falls.
Jeff Luce led the scoring parade for Mechanicville with a hat trick with Chris Ciccarelli adding a pair, and Jake Cavert, John Pingelski and Conor Keegan all scoring single goals for the 8-0, 8-1 Mechanicville squad.
Glenn Prarie and Zach White with two saves each combined for the Raider shutout.
Stillwater 3 Greenwich 0: Grant Baker scored goals in each half spearheading the Warriors to the win over Greenwich.
Baker took a feed from Brandon DeBacco five minutes into the match and found the back of the net giving Stillwater the 1-0 cushion.
Midway through the first, it was Isaac Cutler off a Baker find and a 2-0 Stillwater lead.
Baker found the range again, midway through the second half to secure the “W” that moves the Warriors to 7-2, 9-2 on the year.
Tim Buchal with eight saves and the Stillwater defense combined to earn the shutout.
Tamarac 3 Hoosic Valley 2: Tamarac’s Alex Bassey, Max Ali and Dylan Briccetti all connected for goals, with Ali’s and Briccetti’s of the PK variety as the Bengals got past the Indians of Hoosic Valley.
William Mansfield and Isaac Carlo both tallied in the match for the Valley.
Stillwater 2 Hoosic Valley 0: The two squads battled through a scoreless first half but after the break the Warriors found the range with a pair of goals to secure the home victory over the Indians.
Paige Brinsko off a Teya Staie find put Stillwater on the board at the 45:04 mark and later in the half Keelyn Peacock found Staie who finished at the 76:08 mark, more than enough offense as the Stillwater “D” and keeper Kiersten Conroy ( 3 saves), combined to pitch the shutout. Continue reading
A full slate of action for girls soccer played out on the fields across the Wasaren Thursday afternoon as the regular season moves into it’s second half. The Warriors of Stillwater sit atop the league standings adding another “W” yesterday to remain unbeaten through nine outings.
Stillwater 11 Berlin 1: Seven different Warriors found the range as Stillwater coasted to the easy victory in Berlin.
Brooke Pickett with a hat trick, Keelyn Peacock with a pair of goals and three assists, and Devon Wagner with two scoring strikes led the Stillwater assault.
Teya Staie added a goal and assisted on three as the Warriors with the win go to 9-0 on the season. Continue reading
Boys Soccer
Mechanicville 3 Cambridge 0: The Red Raiders stay perfect in league play winning their sixth in a row with a 3-0 shutout of Cambridge in Mechanicville on Wednesday.
Jeff Luce got things started for the Raiders, connecting from 30 yards out with a first half strike and a 1-0 lead.
Next it was Chris Ciccarelli finishing with a header off of a Luce corner kick and Mechanicville took a 2-0 lead into halftime.
Justin Pugliese capped the scoring in the match finding the range for the Raiders with 2:00 left and sealing the home victory for Mechanicville.
Zach White with six saves and the Red Raiders defense earned the shutout. Continue reading
Girls soccer and golf took center stage in the league on Tuesday with one-sided affairs the norm on the soccer fields, while a team fell from the unbeaten ranks in golf.
Soccer
Stillwater 7 Tamarac 2: The high powered attack of the Warriors was on full display Tuesday night as Stillwater jumped out to a 6-1 lead at the half with five different players delivering scoring strikes.
Teya Staie and Keelyn Peacock led the onslaught for Stillwater with two goals each, while Kate McEvoy, Paige Brinsko and Devon Wagner all tallied as well in the match played under the lights in Stillwater. Continue reading
Cambridge-Salem 57 Hoosick Falls 31: The matchup between a pair of unbeaten Class C teams saw Cambridge in control throughout as the Indians jumped out to a 24-6 lead early in the second period, extended their advantage to 28-18 at the half and cruised home with their third win of the season.
Tyler Linendoll rushed for 213 yards and five touchdowns and Tommy English added 157 yards with three scores to pace the Cambridge-Salem attack. Continue reading
A full slate of soccer action for the Wasaren boys highlighted by a battle of unbeaten squads with Mechanicville and Tamarac squaring off.
Mechanicville 3 Tamarac 2: Mechanicville’s Jake Cavert buried the game-winner from 25 yards out with 8:00 left in regulation leading the Red Raiders to the win.
Tamarac found the net first in the match on a Max Ali break away goal, but minutes later Jeff Luce tied things for the Raiders off a Kevin Charette cross.
Mechanicville took the lead on a Tamarac own goal, but Alex Bassey knotted things at 2-2 with a strike before the break leading to the difference-maker by Cavert late in the second half.
Berlin 1 Cambridge 0: In a defensive battle played in Berlin a first half goal by Cody Hunt was all the Mountaineers needed as they turned back the Indians of Cambridge.
Berlin keeper Malek Plouffe saved 17 shots for the shutout and Parker Robertson saved 14 for Cambridge.
Waterford 3 Hoosic Valley 0: Jason Cordts, Tyler Galarneau and Hunter Guertin all found the back of the net in the Fordians shutout of Hoosic Valley.
Guertin added a pair of assists and keeper Bobby Valigorsky turned away four shots to earn the shutout for Waterford.
Greenwich 9 Hoosick Falls 0: Greenwich scored seven times after intermission in cruising to the win over the Panthers.
Charlie Gartner scored three goals with Liam Kelleher and Christian O’Brien adding a pair of scores each to lead the Witches.
Sam Whiting made three saves for Greenwich in the shutout.
Stillwater 2 Saratoga Catholic 0: After a scoreless first half the Warriors tallied on a pair of headers after the break to secure the victory over the Saints.
Scott Travis finished off a Jake Zdonick cross to get Stillwater on the board and minutes later Cooper Monast scored off a feed from Grant Baker.
Tim Buchal and the Stillwater defense earned the shutout with Buchal saving two shots in the match.
Golf
Hoosick Falls 4 1/2 Mechanicville 1/2: Ryan Bloomer fired a 43 to earn medalist honors and lead the Panthers to the win over Mechanicville.
Miles Smith, Brady Hathaway and Alison Hathaway all posted individual wins for the Falls, while in flight two Mechanicville’s Jake Popiel and Hoosick Falls’s Matt Smith shared the point.
Girls soccer and golf highlighted a Wednesday afternoon in the league.
Soccer
Greenwich 2 Hoosick Falls 1 OT: Faith Ingber took a Cate Abate feed and found the back of the net in overtime to give Greenwich the victory over the Panthers.
Ingber had assisted Abate for the Witches first goal in the match giving the host squad a 1-0 lead at the half, but an Olivia Brownell tally for the Falls after the break tied things at 1-1 setting up the game-winner by Ingber. Continue reading
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