Delgado and Turner named Judo Players of the Year
Angelica Delgado and Alex Turner Real Judo Players of the Year
BURNT HILLS, N.Y. » Angelica Delgado (27) and Alex Turner (25) have earned Real Judo Magazine’s Player of the Year honors for 2017. Delgado who is currently ranked No. 12on the world ranking list was named 2017Female Player of the Year having the best season for the American women. Among Delgado’s results for 2017was taking 5th place at the Paris Grand Slam, picking up bronze medals at the Austrian Open, Pan Am Championships, Cancun Grand Prix and earning an invite to the World Masters. The 2017Male Player of the Year was awarded to Turner who trains at the Jason Morris Judo Center in Glenville took 9th at the Paris Grand Slam, won bronze medals at the Pan Am Championships and Cancun Grand Prix along with making his first world masters. Turner (73kg) is currently ranked No. 18. Delgado and Turner both represent the New York Athletic club as well has their home dojos. SHENENDEHOWA 65, AVERILL PARK 46>> Shenendehowa ran out to a 33-18halftime lead and cruised to a 65-48Suburban Council win Tuesday night on the road at Averill Park.
The Plainsmen were led by Abbas Merchant’s gamehigh 19points and T.J. Sangare’s 18points with Chris Hulbert dropping in an additional 17. TROY HIGH 61, GUILDERLAND 57>> The Flying Horses put the clamps down on Guilderland in the second quarter, giving up just two buckets to the Dutchmen on their way to a Suburban Council win Tuesday night. Nazaire Merritt led Troy with 16points on the night followed by Latyce Faison with 11and Lateef Johnson with 10.
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Faizon 4-2-11, Alexander 2-2-8, Mora 1-0-2, Ortiz 2-0-5, Casale 2-0-4, Johnson 5-0-10, Merritt 6-4-16, Moore 1-0-2. GUILDERLAND (57) Bender 1-1-3, Albright 1-02, Hoffman 4-0-8, Teaney 1-4-6, Mangel 10-3-24, Ortel 7-0-14.
SCHALMONT 67, LASALLE 57>> Jesse O’Dell dropped 22points on the night to pace Shalmont past LaSalle Tuesday night. Mike Tommasone added 17points with L.J. Randle adding 12. The Cadets were paced by Joe Delollo’s 15points followed by Seth LaForest’s 14and Ian Duncan’s 12point night.
SCHALMONT (67)
Mike Tommasone 5-2-17, LJ Randle 5-0-12, Nick Boyd 2-2-6, Shane O’Dell 4-1-10, Jesse O’Dell 11-0-22. LASALLE (57)
Raymond Evans 3-1-9, Joe Delollo 7-0-15, Seth LaForest 5-0-14, Ian Duncan 4-212, Connor Cepiel 2-0-4, Luke Bourgault 1-0-3. Schalmont 181419 16– 67
LaSalle 12141912– 57 3-point goals: (SHAL) Tommasone 5, Randle 2, O’Dell. (LSI) Evans 2, Delollo, LaForest 4, Duncan 2, Bourgault.
CBA 66, BALLSTON SPA 39>> Three Brothers players scored in double-figures Tuesday night as CBA cruised past Ballston Spa in Suburban Council action. Jordan King scored a gamehigh 17points followed by Andrew Signor’s 13and Pryce Wasula’s 11points. Ballston Spa was led by Cooper Zwanka’s 12points and Liam Danaher’s 11. BALLSTON SPA (39)
Alex Adams 2-2-6, Michael Preson 1-0-3, Cooper Zwanka 4-4-12, Rayn Strevel 1-1-3, Liam Danaher 4-2-11, Jack Romer 2-0-4. CBA (66)
Jordan King 5-5-17, Brandon Grimes 3-3-9, Peter O’Toole 2-2-6, Casey Boyan 0-1-1, Justin Caulfield 1-0-3, Mike Hicks 1-0-3, Pryce Wasula 2-7-11, Adam Zebrowski 1-1-3, Andrew Signor 6-1-13. Ballston Spa
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CBA 11121825– 66 3-point goals: (BSPA) Preston, Danaher. (CBA) King 2, Caulfield, Hicks. 10 81110 GUILDERLAND 64, TROY HIGH 40>> The Flying Horses jumped out to a 1713first quarter lead, but the Dutchmen defense responded with a 15-8run in the second quarter, extended in the third with a 20-6run in Suburban Council action Tuesday night. Guilderland’s Valencia Fontenelle-Posson scored a game-high 29points as Aysia Pink added 14. Troy High was led by Jenalyse Alarcon with 19points. TROY HIGH 59, LANSINGBURGH 44>> The Flying Horses were led by freshman Jenalyse Alarcon’s 16 points followed up by Nadia Brown’s 13Monday night. WATERFORD 58, BERLIN 38>> Breanne DeFruscio led the Fordians with 11points Wednesday night with Haley Bedah adding 10and Annelise Rebel dropping in nine in the win. SHENENDEHOWA 22, AVERILL PARK 10>> Shenendehowa earned a total pin win, 3,467-3,277 over Averill Park Wednesday. Shenendehowa’s Mike Westfall had the high triple with a 236-653series followed by Anthony Yando’s 266-627and Garrett Wolf’s 597. Averill Park was paced by Joe Kellar’s 215-590 series along with Parker Brown’s 238-587and Keegan Mallory’s 543. SARATOGA 30, BALLSTON SPA 2 » Hunter Chandler led the Blue Streaks with a 279-727series Tuesday afternoon. Ballston Spa’s Ricky Miller rolled a 242631series for the Scotties.
COLONIE 28, TROY HIGH 4>> Colonie’s Tim Knowled rolled a team-high 279-716 series to lead the Garnet Raiders (3,593pins) past the Flying Horses (2,778) in Suburban Council action Tuesday. Jeff Harris followed with a 251-701 series. Troy was led by Zach Balogh’s 224-534series.
SCHENECTADY 26, AVER- ILL PARK 6>> The Patriots took total pin fall, 3,141to 2,704Monday afternoon in Suburban Council action. Averill Park was led by Erin Ranken’s 247-642series.
HOOSICK FALLS 4, STILLWATER 0>> The Hoosick Falls bowling team bowled well in their home match against Stillwater on Monday.The Panthers won all four points and finished with a match total of 3,468 pins to Stillwater’s 2,794. Sophomores Evan Webster 225-656and Owynn Arnold 208-601 led the way for Hoosick Falls while Kody Brundage 243-519and Ryan Golden 194-512led Stillwater. Other top scores for Hoosick Falls included: A.J. Hurlburt 257-587, James Hynd 243-573, Riley Hayes 193-550, Brody Mullen 203-547, Meghan Backes 214-542, Erin McCart 221535. Colin King 207-534, Colin Cipperly 191-533, Patrick Smith 203, Ziena Hurlburt 189, Cassandra Hynd 187, Jordyn Wilwol 159, Ryan Maxon 155and Kendra Marshall 151.
HOOSIC FALL 4, HOOSIC VALLEY 0>> Hoosic Falls won all four points and finished with their highest pin total of the year, 3,709pins to Hoosic Valley’s 3,048. Freshman Erin McCart 279-698led the way for the Panthers while Jared Martin 238-633led Hoosic Valley. Other top scores for Hoosick Falls included: Colin King 237-654, Owynn Arnold 247-650, A.J. Hurlburt 245-633, Meghan Backes 223-595, Bordy Mullen 222-579, Evan Webster 203-554, Colin Cipperly 235, Kendra Marshall 182, Riley Hayes 179, Ziena Hurlburt 176, Lilli Williams, Patrick Smith 165and Jordyn Wilwol 151.
COHOES 5, COBLESKILL 2>> Cohoes took total pins in the boys match Monday afternoon, 3,366-3,104over Cobleskill-Richmondville. Cody Simmons rolled a game-high 176-221-254 651series. Max Surprenant followed with a 246-186182614and Brandon Charette’s 172-190-244606. COHOES 5, COBLESKILL 3 » The Cohoes girls bowling team took total pin fall, 2,831-2,533Monday afternoon. Madison Dunn led the Tigers with her 173-202223598series followed by Abby Houser’s 182-147-191 520series. SHAKER/COLONIE 2, SARATOGA 1>> Saratoga’s Joe Amodio scored the lone goal for the Blue Streaks Wednesday night against visiting Shaker/Colonie at the Weibel Avenue Rink from an assist from Xavier Clark and Ryan Jones. The Jets saw Tyler Wilson assist on both goals, the initial tally by Joe Malloy and the eventual game-winner by Noah Savastio. Shaker/Colonie goalie Dan Malloy turned back 29shots in the night with Saratoga’s Brad Blake making 11saves.
LASALLE 6, GUILDERLAND/MOHONASEN 1>> LaSalle’s Ryan Murray and Tyalor Nitz each tallied two goals in the Cadets win over the Storm Tuesday night. Jack O’Bryan scored a goal to go with his three assists and Owen Scannell scored for LaSalle as goalie Casey Boone stopped 21shots on the night. The Cadets put 55shots on Guilderland/ Mohonasen goalie Daniel Cooper.
CBA 5, NISKAYUNA 2 >> Mike DeNisco led the Brothers with two goals and Hunter Pemrick and Ryan Dollar and Josh Edmunds each added a goal and an assist. Miles Demarais added an assist. Mohrhoff had 17saves for the Brothers.