2024 WASAREN LEAGUE ALLSTARS 

OFFENSIVE MVP SCOTTY LYNCH MECHANICVILLE CM 

DEFENSIVE MVP ALEX MICARE MECHANICVILLE CENTER BACK 

FIRST TEAM 

Cruz Goverski Mech 

Midfield 

Logan Sheehan Waterford 

Midfield 

Jake Catanzarita Waterford 

Midfield 

Carlo Giso Stillwater 

Defense 

Sam Caulkins Waterford 

Defense 

Luke Leblanc C/S 

Forward 

Ethan Adams C/S 

Defense 

Logan Healy BNL 

Midfield 

Payton Galuski Waterford 

Forward 

Ethan Raucci Mechanicville 

Forward 

Brendan McClay Greenwich 

Defense 

Mark Pingelski Mech 

Mason Noto Waterford 

Goalie 

Midfield 

SECOND TEAM 

Logan Kelly Waterford 

Goalie 

Logan Starks Mech 

Midfield 

Rece Dyer Mech 

Midfield 

Blake Guertin Waterford 

Midfield 

Conner Belonga Waterford 

Forward 

Rowan Ossont C/S 

Midfield 

Tully Maher C/S 

Midfield 

Brady Clifton Greenwich 

Midfield 

Johnathan Morency Greenwich Midfield 

Colin Traver Greenwich 

Defense 

Tyrese Julien Stillwater 

Forward 

Owen Blaklesley Tamarac 

Forward 

Mason Speanburgh Hoosic Valley Defense 

K’Shae Thomas HF 

Midfield 

Michael Plusch HF 

Forward 

HONORABLE MENTION 

Mechanicville 

Charlie Weiss 

Tom Pitts 

Declan Charette 

Alex Shakow 

Waterford 

Chris Brown 

Alvin Collet-Cruz 

Christian Penk 

Cole Griner 

Nick Frazier 

Greenwich 

Sam Palacios 

Jack Scieska Wyatt Skiff 

Owen Shannon 

Cambridge/Salem 

Jonah Stevens 

Declan Donaldson 

Asher Madison 

Stillwater Trystan O’Brien 

Frank Marshall 

Hoosick Falls 

Alex Shea 

Luke Nicholas 

Carson Sartoris 

Hoosic Valley Landon Reilly 

Austin Brown 

Tamarac 

Sam Kuiken 

Gavin Jeffs 

Camden Willetts 

Keegan Blakesley Anthony Garner 

Joel Kizza 

B/NL 

Cameron Van Dyk 

Spa Catholic 

Robert Cousineau 

David Mattes 

Salvatore Cerio

Mechanicville 2   Burnt Hills 1

In the consolation game of the Mechanicville Fall Classic, the host squad trailed 1-0 after one half of play but connected on a pair of second half scoring strikes to post the come-from-behind “W” over Burnt Hills.

Ethan Raucci scored the equalizer, and Scotty Lynch found the range with the eventual game-winner for Mechanicville.

Mechanicville keeper Mark Pingelski saved 3 shots in the win, while Burnt Hills keeper Adan Yerina turned away five shots in the loss.

 

Waterford 6   Corinth 0

In the championship game of the Columbus Day Tournament, Waterford, nursing a 1-0 lead at the break, exploded for five, second half scores to pull away from Corinth and earn the victory.

Payton Galuski gave the Fordians a 1-0 lead in the 13th minute, finishing a Mason Noto find and Waterford took that advantage into the halftime break.

After intermission Waterford took control connecting on three goals in a three-minute span.  

In the 50th minute it was Connor Belonga finding the back of the net off a Logan Sheehan feed, one minute later Belonga doubled down, this time off a thru pass from Galuski. and just two minutes later Mason Noto capped the scoring flurry, cleaning up a rebound on the goal line for a 4-0 Fordian lead.

Sam Caulkins joined the party in the 61st minute with a header off a Galuski corner kick, and Blake Guertin closed out the night’s scoring for Waterford with an unassisted tally in the 65th minute.

Fordian keeper Logan Kelly saved six shots and with the Waterford defense posted the clean sheet. 

 

Coxsackie-Athens 8   Hoosick Falls 0

Coxsackie-Athens scored five times before the break on their way to the home win over the Falls on Monday.

Danielle Deering with a hat trick and Avery Conrad and Payton Slater with a pair of tallies each, led the way for C/A.

Keeper Jasa Cruz saved three shots in the win for C/A, while Falls keepers Lucy Haynes and Chaya Roden combined to save six shots in the loss.