LaForest leads La Salle to rout
TROY, N.Y. » The La Salle boys basketball team got a game-high 21 points from Seth LaForest and 18 from Joe DeLollo in a 70-33 rout of Ravena- Coymans- Selkirk in a Colonial Council contest Tuesday.
Raymond Evans added eight points for the Cadets who placed 10 players on the scoresheet.
CJ Bianchino scored 15 points to lead Ravena.
ALBANY ACADEMY 84, LANSINGBURGH 50 » August Mahoney scored a game-high 23 points to lead Albany Academy to an 84-50 win over Lansingburgh in the season opener for both squads.
Andre Jakcson added 17 points and Marcus Filien had 16 for the Cadets in the win.
Alonzo Barrett led Lansingburgh with 14 points, Isaiah Knight had 11 and Trevor Green contributed 10 points for the Knights in defeat.
MAPLE HILL 73, COXSACKIE-ATHENS53 » Nate Mannion scored 22 points while Evan Kulpa had 13 and Nick Butler finished with 12
for the Wildcats.
Girls basketball
SCHALMONT54, WATERVLIET 33 » Payton Graber scored 20 points to lead the Sabres in a Colonial Council clash.
Watervliet’s Sheila Caminiti scored 10 points to lead the Cannoneers.
HOLY NAMES 41, RAVENA 21 » Lydia Williams scored 14 poitns and Skyler Dunn added 10 for Holy Names in a Colonial Council win. Ravena was held to just three third- quarter points as Holy Names clinched the win.
Boys swimming
SARATOGA SPRINGS 102, GUILDERVILLE/ VOORHEESVILLE 81 » Saratoga Springs senior captain Zac Zwijacz hit state- qualifying marks in the 200 individual medley and 100 free in a 10281 season-opening win over Guilderland/ Voorheesville Tuesday night.
Fellow senior captain Nate Marron also with a 23.32 mark to place first in the 50 freestyle and a win in the 100 backstroke for the Blue Streaks. SHENENDEHOWA 110, BETHLEHEM74 » Shen swimmers hit six state cuts as the Plainsmen beat the Eagles in a match-up of the top two teams from a year ago.
Bethlehem swimmers hit two state cuts in the team loss.
BURNT HILLS- BALLSTON LAKE 90, BALLSTONSPA 54 » Evan Buckley won the 200 freestyle and 500 freestyle to lead the Spartans to the team win. Karl Burkert won the 200 IM, Robert Bodien won the 100 backstroke and Nick Srokowski took first in the 100 breaststroke for the Scotties.
Boys bowling
SARATOGA SPRINGS 20,
SHAKER 12 » Jack Muller rolled a high single of 245 and 704 triple to lead Saratoga Springs’ boys bowling team to a 20-12 win over Shaker.
The Blue Streaks had a 3,385- 3,315 advantage in total pins.
Hunter Chandler had a 243- 618 for Saratoga Springs.
Chris Bara had a high single of 242 for the Blue Bison and teammate Frank Aiello finished with a 614 series.
SHENENDEHOWA 26, NISKAYUNA 6 » Brennon Belding had a high single of 268 and 655 series, Plainsmen teammate Bud Boehringer rolled a 228- 651 and Mike Westfall recorded a 246- 649 in the win.
Shen won the total pinfall 3,745-3,480.
Josh Pauly rolled a 222622 for Niskayuna.
COLONIE 23, GUILDERLAND 9» Adam Ballard rolled a match high single of 246 and a high series of 673 as the Raiders topped the Dutchmen 3,624- 3,389 in total wood.
HOOSICK FALLS 4, WATERFORD-HALFMOON 0 » The Panthers won all 4 points and finished with a match total of 3333 pins vs. Waterford-Halfmoon’s 1959 pins. Senior captain AJ Hurlburt was the top bowler of the match with 226- 664. Other top scores for the Panthers included: Meghan Backes 216- 615, Owynn Arnold 248- 599, Brody Mullen 195- 574, Erin McCart 190525, Ziena Hurlburt 244518, Cassandra Hynd 219517, Kendra Marshall 208, Colin King 190, Colin Cipperly 180, Riley Hayes 177, and Patrick Smith 156. The Panthers look to keep their 4- 0 point record perfect as they host Whitehall on Thursday.
MAPLE HILL 23.5, CATHOLIC CENTRAL 8.5 » Austin Barden rolled a 233- 643 to lead the Wildcats to a total pinfall advantage of 3,093-
2,774. Noah Miller had a high single of 238 and 563 series to lead the Crusaders.
Men’s basketball
SKIDMORE 83, WORCESTER STATE67 » EdRupkus scored 22 points and Saratoga native Jack Byrne added 13 for the Thoroughbreds in a nonleague road win to improve to 4-0 this season.
Women’s basketball
SKIDMORE60, WILLIAMS58 » Averill Park grad Kelly Donnelly scored a game-high 19 points while Caite Opfer addd 14 and Veronica Moceri added 13 for the Thoroughbreds in the win.
College soccer
WATERVLIETNATIVECARECCIA HONORED » Sophomore Camryn Careccia became the first Clarkson University Women’s Soccer player to earn an all-region selection since 1995 when the United Soccer Coaches organization picked her for NCAA Division III All-East Third-Teamhonors on Tuesday afternoon.
Careccia was chosen as a Liberty League SecondTeam All- Star in 2017, tying for fourth in the league in goals scored (8) and for seventh in total points (17). Three of her goals came in league play, tallying scores against Ithaca, Skidmore and St. Lawrence.
Through 33 career games, Careccia has scored nine goals and added three assists for 21 points, placing her in a tie for 23rd alltime in points at Clarkson through just two seasons. Her nine goals are also tied for 15th all-time in the program’s 36-year history.
Rec bowling
SPARE TIME CLIFTON PARK » Ken Schermerhorn won the Monday Rollers league with a 540 series. Joe Mazurak was second with a 499. Anita Ross was the top women’s bowler with a 513 series.