Waterford 4 Hoosic Valley 1

Waterford 4   Hoosic Valley 1

The Fordians used three second half goals to gain control, on their way to the road win over the Valley on Tuesday.

Waterford opened the scoring in the 37th minute when Tristan Karutasu took a feed from Josh Catanzarita for the finish and a 1-0 lead and the Fordians carried that advantage into the halftime break.

In the 48th minute it was Karatasu connecting again extending the Waterford cushion to 2-0.  

One minute later Karatasu rang the bell for the third time, completing the hat trick and putting the Fordians in control at 3-0.

The Valley got on the board in the 65th minute off a corner kick and an own goal by Waterford.

Catanzarita wrapped up the scoring late in the half, sending a rocket to the corner of the net and Waterford closed out the win in Schaghticoke.

Logan Kelley saved five shots in net for the Fordians while Valley keeper Dem Neary stopped 15 shots in the match for the Hawks.

Mechanicville 5   Hoosic Valley 0

Jacob Pickett earned medalist honors with a low round of 40 in Mechanicville’s sweep of Hoosic Valley in action at the Mechanicville Golf Club on Tuesday.

Nate Salvadore, Jack Salvadore, Connor Dion and Ben Amado all earned match wins for the 11-0 Mechanicville team.

Hoosick Falls 4   Waterford 1

Aiden Fleming carded the low score of 43 in the Falls comfortable win over the Fordians at Fairways of Halfmoon.

Other scores for the Panthers included Dylan Callahan 45, Michael Plusch 48, and Spenser Tate’s round of 48.

Scores for Waterford included Derrick Pontore 47, Dylan Day 50, Werkie Hayes 55, and Jonny Atwood’s 58.

With the win Hoosick Falls improves to 6-2 on the year while Waterford moves to 2-7 with the loss. 

Stillwater 8   Hoosic Valley 0   (Monday)

Stillwater found the range for six goals before the break and cruised to the win at home over the Valley on Monday. 

Bridget Coon with a hat trick and Elliot Pattenaude and Karissa Mitchell with two goals each led the Stillwater attack.  Brooke Hodgson rounded out the scoring with a single tally.

Stillwater keepers Miranda Price and Charisma Salecker combined for the shutout and needed just one save for the clean sheet.

Hoosic Valley keeper Sophie Svec saved 15 shots in the match.  

Berlin/New Lebanon 2   Cabridge 1

Logan Kelly found the back of the net for a pair of first half strikes leading the Mountaineers to the narrow “W” over Cambridge on Tuesday. 

Garrett Hackman scored the Cambridge goal off a Tully Maher feed before the break and the two squads went to intermission with the B/NL holding a 2-1 advantage, which proved to be the final score with both defensive units stepping up after the break.  

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Waterford 4   Mechanicville 1

Waterford spread the wealth on Monday night with four different Fordians finding the back of the net in their 4-1 “W” over Mechanicville.

Addy and Payton Galuski scored unassisted goals, while Rylan Charbonneau connected off an Imani Bloomfield feed and Cassisdy McClement finished a Payton Galuski find to lead the Waterford attack.

Marissa Krosky tallied for Mechanicville in the match.

Fordian keeper Maddy Atwood saved five shots on the night and Mechanicville’s keeper Ava Grimmick turned back seven.  

Cambridge 2   Hoosick Falls 0

Cambridge scored a goal in each half and their defense shut down the Panther attack in the home win on Monday.

Sam Crandall and Emily DeSouza split the posts for Cambridge and keeper Lexie Pedersen saved nine shots for the clean sheet, while Hoosick Falls keeper Jenna Backes also saved nine shots in the contest.  

Mechanicville 3   Cohoes 1

Mechanicville started fast, finding the range with a pair of goals in the first seven minutes, on their way to the home “W” Monday night.  

Rece Dyer, Logan Starks and Ethan Raucci all connected with scoring strikes for Mechanicville off a pair of Declan Charette feeds and a single assist from Alex Shakow.

Joey Devito saved eight shots for Mechanicville while Cohoes keeper Charlie Gendron stopped 11 shots in the loss.  

Mechanicville 4.5   Greenwich .5

Nate and Jack Salvadore shared medalist honors with rounds of 39 in the comfortable victory over Greenwich on Monday at the Mechanicville Golf Course.

Nate, Jack, Connor Dion, Ben Amato and Ryan Shultz all earned match wins, while Mechanicville’s Jacob Pickett and the Witches Braden Stutzman split the point in flight four.

With the win Mechanicville goes to 10-0 on the season.  

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In a Sunday match on a brand-new field at Berlin, defense took center stage with the two squads playing a scoreless first half.  After the break the defensive units continued to dominate until the Valley connected on the game winner with 15:00 to play, when the Hawks center midfielder Landon Reilly slotted a seam pass to Isaac Wiley who put away the eventual decider as the Valley came away with the road “W”.  

Both keepers played well in the match with Mountaineer Tyler Shuhart and the Hawks Dem Neary making several outstanding saves.

Neary finished with five saves and combined with the Valley defense for the clean sheet.  

Mechanicville/Hoosic Valley 27   Broadalbin-Perth 0

Quarterback Austin Rozowicz threw for 147 yards with touchdown strikes to Colin Richardson and Marcus Robinson to lead M/HV past BP on Saturday.

M/HV rushed for 210 yards led by Nate Hernadez with 65 yards on five carries and Rocko Crivelli who gained 63 yards on 13 totes.  Jordan Barnes and Robinson added rushing touchdowns for Mechanicville/Hoosic Valley who with the win move to 2-1 on the year.   

Cambridge/Salem 23   Chatham 6  No other info at this time

Canajoharie/Fort Plain 19   Greenwich 0  No other info at this time

Waterford 9   Cohoes 0

The Fordians connected five times before the break and coasted to the shutout victory over Cohoes.

Payton Galuski and Mia O’Brien both scored hat tricks, with Addyson Galuski adding a pair of goals and four assists, while Cassidy McClement connected on a single tally.

Fordian keeper Maddy Atwood saved four shots and combined with the Waterford “D” for the clean sheet. 

Hudson 5   Tamarac 0

Hudson scored all five goals in the first half of play in notching the win over Tamarac in boys’ soccer.  No other information is available at this time.

Glens Falls 2   Mechanicville 0

After a scoreless first half Tim Motsiff and Gavin Rittenhouse found the range with scoring strikes leading Glens Falls to the road win over Mechanicville.

Glens Falls keeper Ayden Grieve saved 11 shots in earning the shutout while Mechanicville keeper Joey Devito stopped 12 shots for the home squad who move to 5-1-1 on the season.  

Mechanicville 5   Waterford 0

Matthew Salvadore earned medalist honors with the low round of 41, leading Mechanicville to the sweep of Waterford in action at Fairways of Halfmoon on Friday.

Joining Salvadore in the winner’s circle were teammates Jack Salvador and Connor Dion with rounds of 42’s and Nate Salvadore and Jacob Pickett with a pair of 48’s.

Scores for Waterford included Jonny Atwood’s 48, Werkie Hayes Dylan Day and Derrick Pontore with rounds of 51 and Evan Cavosie who shot a 57 in the match.

With the win Mechanicville remains undefeated with their season mark at 9-0.

Hoosick Falls/Tamarac 52   Rensselaer 8

The Wildcats scored early and often, building a 33-0 advantage by the end of the first period in posting the one-sided decision over Rensselaer Friday night.

HF/T scored points in all three phases during the first quarter with a special team score, a pick-six, and three rushing touchdowns on offense.

The Wildcats Jack Cavanaugh opened the scoring on a 9-yard TD romp, and Carson Glover soon after added a 13-yard carry for six and a 13-0 lead.

Andrew Sparks’ 12-yard scoring run was sandwiched between a 55-yard interception return by Glover and a Richie Stifter 48-yard punt return, completing the first period onslaught by the home squad.

A 23-yard touchdown run in the second quarter by AJ Brown ballooned the Wildcat lead to 40-0 before Rensselaer got on the board with a 1-yard TD plunge from Noah Vogel.

In the third it was Stifter with an 80-yard kickoff return, high stepping into the end zone and a 46-8 HF/T cushion, and Peyton Bartow wrapped the scoring in the final frame with a three-yard run.

The Wildcats rushed for 205 yards on the night, Sparks leading the way with 103 yards on five carries for the 3-0 Hoosick Falls/Tamarac squad.  

Stillwater 28   Voorheesville 9

Stillwater scored a touchdown in each period and their defense pitched a second-half shutout in notching the road “W” over Voorheesville.

Stillwater quarterback Jaxon Mueller scored on runs of 22 and 5 yards and added a 22-yard scoring strike to Lukas Lilac to lead the Stillwater attack.

Lilac paced the ground game finishing the night with 151 yards on 19 carries including an 8-yard TD run, while Mueller finished with an even 100 yards on 11 totes and completed 4 of 6 passes for 71 yards. 

Voorheesville took a brief lead early in the second quarter when a 10-yard touchdown pass from Joe Kelly to Eric Richardson gave the Blackbirds a 9-7 advantage.  

But Stillwater’s defensive unit shut the door for the remainder and the visitors came away with their third win in as many outings this year.

Boys Soccer

Waterford 11   Lansingburgh 3

Six Fordians rang the bell in Waterford’s dominant “W” over the Burgh.

Josh Catanzarita scored four times, with Tristan Carutasu and Logan Sheehan both connecting twice, while Sam Caulkins, Jake Malinowski and Mason Noto all added single tallies in the victory.

Lansingburgh was led by Bryan Trujillo-Madrid with a pair of goals.  

Hoosic Valley 3   Cambridge-Salem 0

The Hawks used a big defensive effort and a pair of goals from Isaac Wiley and a Landon Reilly tally to get past Cambridge/Salem.

Wiley connected midway thru the first, finishing off a Coffin find, and minutes later it was Wiley again, this time scoring off a corner kick and the Valley took the 2-0 lead into the break.

With 20 minutes remaining in the match Reilly ripped a strike from just inside the 18 to cap the scoring in the Valley’s road win. 

Girls Soccer 

Fort Ann 3   Hoosic Valley 0

Hoosic Valley keeper Sophie Svec saved 24 shots, but the Cardinals found the net for three scores in the non-league win over the Hawks. 

Golf

Hoosick Falls 3.5   Cambridge/Salem 1.5

Cambridge/Salem’s Mason MacDonald and Hoosick Falls’ Aiden Fleming shared medalist honors with rounds of 38 but the Panthers prevailed in action at the Hoosick Falls Country Club on Friday.  

After Fleming and McDonald earning points in flights one and two respectively, it was the Falls Dylan Callahan in flight three and Michael Plusch in flight five coming away with wins to seal the victory.

CCS’s Josh Pratt and HF’s Jack Shea split the point in flight four.

With the win Hoosick Falls moves to 5-2 on the season while Cambridge/Salem goes to 4-5 with the loss.  

Waterford 7   Greenwich 3

Payton Galuski’s hat trick led a Fordian attack that scored seven times in Waterford’s comfortable road “W” over Greenwich.

Joining Galuski in the scoring parade was her sister Addyson with two goal and a pair of assists, while R. Charbonneau and Imani Bloomfield added single scoring strikes.  The Fordians Cassidy McClement dropped off a trio of assists in the match.

Taylor Poovey, Molly Abate and Brooke Kuzmich all tallied for the Witches.

Cambridge 2   Hoosic Valley 1

Cambridge scored a pair of first-half goals and made them stand in notching the narrow victory over the Valley in Schaghticoke.

Mia Alpy connected for both Cambridge scores, one coming off a nice feed from Sam Crandall.

After the break an unassisted strike from Hannah Coffin put the Hawks on the board but they could draw no closer with Cambridge closing out the “W”.  

Cambridge keeper Lexi Pedersen saved three shots in the win, while Valley keeper Sophia Svec turned back 10 for the Hawks.  

Tamarac 1   Berlin/New Lebanon 0

Abby Maloney found the back of the net off an Abby Ackner find giving the Bengals the 1-0 road win over the Mountaineers on Thursday.

Mechanicville 5   Stillwater 0

Mechanicville scored three times before the break and cruised from there to the shutout over Stillwater.

Maddie Hopeck and Marissa Krosky led the Mechanicville attack with two goals and two assists each, while Isabella Raucci added a single scoring strike for the home squad.  

Mechanicville keeper Ava Grimmick saved two shots and combined with the Mechanicville defense for the clean sheet.  

Stillwater keepers Charisma Salecker and Miranda Price combined to save eight shots in the match. 

Mechanicville 4.5   Stillwater .5

Stillwater’s Carter Wincheins carded the low round of 39 in the match, but Mechanicville swept flights 2-5 in posting the win at the Mechanicville Golf Course on Thursday.  

While Mechanicville’s Nate Salvadore and Wincheins finished all square in flight one, splitting the point, Matthew Salvadore, Jack Salvadore, Connor Dion, Jacob Pickett and Ben Amado all won matches to secure Mechanicville’s eighth win in as many outings this season.  

Waterford 3   Mechanicville 3

In an excellent match between to quality squads Mechanicville and the Waterford battled through regulation and extra sessions that ended in a 3-3 deadlock.

Mechanicville took control early on a pair of Tom Wendel goals with both coming in the first 15 minutes of play.

Waterford answered before the half when Matt Soden found Josh Catanzarita who finished, trimming the Fordian deficit to 2-1 heading into the break.

Just two minutes into the second half Waterford benefitted when Mechanicville put in an own goal, tying the score at 2-2.

In the 61st minute Waterford took the lead when Catanzarita fired a shot past the diving Joe Devito and the Fordians held the slim 3-2 advantage.  

Waterford nearly closed things out, but with 0:02 remaining the visitors tied the game when Scotty Lynch curled in a corner kick sending the two squads into extra minutes where the defensive units refused to yield.  

Mechanicville keeper Joe Devito finished with 10 saves on the night, while Fordian keeper Logan Kelly turned back 12 shots for Waterford.

Berlin/New Lebanon 4   Saratoga Catholic 2

The Mountaineers traveled to Saratoga and started fast, grabbing an early 2-0 advantage on scoring strikes from Logan Healy and Robert Beckelman.

Spa Catholic got on the board just before the half when Bobby Cousineau rang the bell sending the teams into halftime with the visitors holding a 2-1 lead.

Soon after the break Healy connected on a pair of tallies giving him a hat trick and the Mountaineers control at 4-1.

The Saints immediately got one back when Cousineau found the back of the net for his second goal of the match, but Spa Catholic would draw no closer as the B/NL defense stiffened to close out the road “W”.

Saratoga Catholic keeper Sal Ciero and B/NL keeper Tyler Shuhart saved eight shots apiece with both making some big saves down the stretch.

Hoosick Falls 2   Tamarac 1    (Tuesday)

Jaid Kaminski scored both Panther goals off feeds from Grace Houghton and Kaydence Keelen, leading the Falls past Tamarac in action on Tuesday.

Abby Ackner tallied for Tamarac.

Greenwich 3   Cambridge 2             Greenwich 4   Waterford 1

In a Tri match played at the Battenkill Country Club, Greenwich earned a pair of match wins getting past Cambridge and the Fordians of Waterford.

In the match with Cambridge Luke MacDonald claimed medalist honors with a round of 39, and Mason MacDonald also picked up a point for the visitors from Cambridge, but Greenwich swept flights three, four and five with Kiernan Haskell, Josh Pratt and Brigid Tolman all earning match “W’s”.

In the Waterford match-up the Witches Erik Wade’s 43 was top score, and Sam Ziehm, Omar DeJesus, and Brayden Stutzman all joined Wade in the winner’s circle for Greenwich.

Evan Cavosie claimed the Waterford point with a win in flight five.

Mechanicville 8   Cambridge o

Mechanicville opened with a five-goal first half and rolled to the road win over Cambridge.

Marissa Krosky with a pair of scores led the Mechanicville attack that included single strikes from Emma Andrews, Madison Daley, Evie Dowd, Maddie Hopeck, Anna Izzo, and Isabella Raucci.

Mechanicville keeper Ava Grimmick combined with the Mechanicville defense for the clean sheet.  

Stillwater 0   Greenwich 0

In a Tuesday night match played at Stillwater the defensive units for both teams took center stage, pitching shutouts in the scoreless tie.

Stillwater keepers Miranda Price and Charisma Salecker combined for four saves to keep the Witches off the board, and Greenwich keeper Olivia Rieszel turned back four shots for the Witches.  

Golf

Hoosick Falls 4.5   Tamarac .5

Hoosick Falls Aiden Fleming fired the low round of 37 leading the Panthers past Tamarac in action at the Hoosick Falls Country Club on Tuesday.

Other scores for Hoosick Falls included Jack Shea 42, Dylan Callahan 42, Brady Mann 45 and Michael Plusch with 45’s, and Devin Gauthier with a score of 49.  

Top scores for Tamarac were Adam Quackenbush 42, Nate Rice 47, Adam Rice 50, Morgan Hayden 51, Owen Glenn 59 and Tommy Kane with a round of 62.  

With the win the Falls improves to 4-2 on the season while the Bengals slip to 0-4 on the year.  

Mechanicville 4   Saratoga Catholic 1

Mechanicville’s Matthew Salvadore carded a 42 to claim medalist honors in the visitors win over the Saints in Saratoga.  

Nate Salvador, Connor Dion, Jacob Pickett, and Ben Amato all won their individual matches for Mechanicville.

Mark Mahay earned the Spa Catholic point with a win in flight two.

With the “W” Mechanicville remains unbeaten at 7-0 on the season.