The College of St. Joseph men’s basketball team earned a win against NHTI on Jan. 26 with a final score of 78-64. The Fighting Saints have now won three games in a row and move to 12-6 overall on the season. They are 7-1 in YSCC conference games. Continue reading
Here are some thoughts on things seen and heard around the Wasaren. Continue reading
Tomorrow night all teams are back in action after shutting down league play for Regents week. Three games left on the Wasaren schedule and both the girls and boys races will most probably be decided on the last night of league play. Continue reading
All season long the Red Raiders of Mechanicville have statistically been the best defensive squad in the Wasaren allowing fewer points to opponents than any other league team. Tuesday night in a non-league run with Schuylerville they showcased their ability to score, posting a comfortable 82-71 win over the Black Horses. Continue reading
Standings
Hoosick Falls 10-1, 14-2
Hoosic Valley 9-2, 13-2
Tamarac 8-3, 10-5
Cambridge 7-4, 11-5
Stillwater 5-6, 8-9
Mechanicville 3-8, 4-10
Greenwich 2-9, 7-9
Granville 0-11, 3-12 Continue reading
Each week it’s difficult to choose one player from the league as our Player of the Week, so this week let’s go with two. Continue reading
Standings
Stillwater 10-1, 14-3
Hoosick Falls 9-2, 10-5
Mechanicville 9-2, 12-3
Granville 5-6, 6-11
Tamarac 4-7, 6-9
Hoosic Valley 4-7, 6-10
Greenwich 2-9, 3-13
Cambridge 1-10, 5-10 Continue reading
Last night it was a coin flip as to which game I’d go to see, Stillwater/Hoosick Falls boys, or Tamarac/Hoosic Valley girls. It turns out either would have been the right call. Both games had big implications in the league title chase, and both contests were overtime decisions, with the Valley putting away the Bengals 55-46 in OT to stay just one game behind front running Hoosick Falls in the race for the Wasaren crown. Continue reading
When Hoosick Falls beat Stillwater Friday night they not only helped themselves, but also the Red Raiders of Mechanicville who, like the Falls trailed Stillwater by two games going into Friday’s action. Continue reading
Fittingly Friday night’s game between the visiting Panthers of Hoosick Falls, and their hosts, the Warriors of Stillwater, needed an extra session to determine it’s outcome. The two squads needed every second of regulation and a four minute overtime, and when the final horn sounded Hoosick Falls came away with the well-earned 59-57 victory, handing the Warriors their first league loss of the season. Continue reading
