Courtney Fraher goes deep in Greenwich win

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GREENVILLE 10, COHOES 7 >> Greenville’s Ava Fitzmaurice went 4-for- 6 with one home run, one double, two singles, scored two runs and had five RBI in the Spartans victory. Caila Benning pitched seven innings, recording four K’s and six walks. Fitzmaurice registered two K’s. For the Tigers, Jordan Brown was 3-for-5 with two doubles, one run and one RBI. Cohoes’ Haleigh Burgess fanned seven across nine frames and a walked four. Greenville 030022003 - 10 14 4 Cohoes 110002300 - 7 11 7 TROY 17, SCHENECTADY 1 >> Serafina French went 2-for-3 with a double and five- RBI in the Flying Horses triumph. Ryleigh Haynes was rolling in the circle, spinning 10K’s in five frames for Troy. The Duda abides, Karley Duda went 3-for-4with three-RBI in helping lead the onslaught for the Flying Horses. Makala Adair singled and scored the lone Patriots run. Schenectady 10000 - 1 3 6 Troy 5903x - 17 13 1 LANSINGBURGH 7, VOORHEESVILLE 1 >> Angeline Montanez went 2-for-4with a double and a single in the Knights victory over the Blackbirds. Montanez also recorded seven K’s from the circle, yielding five hits and a walk. O’Hara was 2-for-4with a triple and a single and Riley also went 2-for-4with a double and single for Lansingburgh. Lansingburgh 4100200 - 792 Voorheesville 0000010 - 1 5 3 GREENWICH 9, CAMBRIDGE 7 >> In a Wasaren League tilt, Greenwich edged Cambridge by a pair. For the Witches, Courtney Fraher gave the ball a ride with her broomstick, smashing a three-run jolt. Lauren Maines lashed three singled and drove in two. Helen Smith doubled, singled and plated a run. Jen Wilbur also doubled for Greenwich. Lily McCaulliffe was credited with the victory. For the Indians, Victoria Dupuis collected a pair of singles. Greenwich 3231000 - 9 8 5 Cambridge 0010006 - 7 5 2 TAMARAC 6, HOOSICK FALLS 5» Jess Heinrichs was the winning pitcher for the Bengals, logging seven innings, allowing five runs on ten hits and striking out four. Abigial Philpott took the loss for the Panthers, surrendering six runs on 13 hits over seven innings, striking out two and walking zero. Plenty of Bengals were swinging the bats well. Kylie Galipeau went 3-for- 4, Mckenna Ryan went 2-for3, Gia Bucciero went 2-for-3 and Lexi D’Agostino went 2-for-3. Tamarac 2003010 -6 13 2 Hoosick Falls 1011101 - 5 10 3 BALLSTON SPA 7, AVERILL PARK 3 >> The Scotties took a tense contest from the Warriors, 7-3. During the second stanza, Sarah Pritchard helped her own cause and led off with a single. Following a walk, a Jillian Nitchman single, coupled with a two-run double by Caroline Srokowski, making it 2-0 Scotties. In the fourth, Leah Debboli singled to lead off for the Warriors. Kelsey Mohl sacrificed Debboli over. With runners on the corners following a single by Bryanna Agans, a team error was committed by the Scotties which allowed Debboli to score. Agans would advance on the error and score on the next play with a throw- ing error by Pritchard, squaring the contest at two. The Warriors scored one in the fifth on hits by Merissa Nagel and Debboli, giving the Warriors their first advantage of the day at 3-2. In the sixth, the scotties changed up the game. Srokowski led off the inning with a double to right center. Sgambati moved her over to third, where Ana Gold plated Srokowski. The Scotties proceeded to get on with a fielder’s choice and score on a single by Angelina Stile. Grace Thompson was intentionally walked loading the bases for Pritchard, who proceeded to collect a two-run hit. Averill Park 0002100 - 3 7 2 Ballston Spa 020005X - 7 13 2 HOOSIC VALLEY 19, BERLIN 0>> In Wasaren League action, Hoosic Valley crushed Berlin, 19-0. Renee Parry cracked a three-run home run and plated four on the day. Sam Finkle doubled, singled and drove in three. Hollis Guilianelle fanned seven and recorded the victory. Berlin 00000- 0 23 Hoosic Valley 11 1 4 3 x - 19 16 0 HOOSICVALLEY20, BERLIN0>> During the second game of their doubleheader, Hoosic Valley proved to be one better than the first time around, winning 20- 0. Shannon Brown whiffed 10 from the circle and earned the win. Savannah Champagne tripled, singled twice and knocked in three. Sam Finkle also had a big day for Hoosic Valley, doubling, wrapping three singles and three-RBI. Haley Maxon singled twice for Berlin. Berlin 0 0 0 0 0 -0 2 4 Hoosic Valley 11 6 0 3 x - 20 17 0 RENSSELAER14, LOUDONVILLE CHRISTIAN 2 >> Frankie Lopez scored three times in the Rams victory. Giana Fordley recorded four strikeouts in five frames and earned the victory. Syd- ney Yim struck out eight and went 2-for-3with a run scored in defeat for the Eagles. Loudonville Christian 00101 - 2 4 3 Rensselaer TAMARAC 4, MECHAN- 22046 - 14 4 0 ICVILLE 2>> McKenna Ryan belted a solo home run for the Bengals in their victory. Gia Bucciero doubled and Gabby Castiglione also knocked in a run for Tamarac. Tamarac 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 - 4 6 0 Mechanicville 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 - 2 10 3 HaCOHOES 4, LANSINGBURGH 3 >> leigh Burgess helped the Tigers earn the walk off win with a two-run double in the bottom of the seventh. Burgess also earned the victory in the circle. Angeline Montanez went a solid 2-for-3with a pair of RBI for the Knights.

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LA SALLE 21, COHOES 1 » In rain-shortened affair which lasted six innings, the Cadets cruised to victory over the Tigers. Dermot McDonough crushed a home run, singled twice, drove in four and scored four runs in the Cadets rout. Noah Grandjean also belted a home run, singled twice, plated three and scored three runs for La Salle. Winning pitcher Tim Geddis allowed four hits. Paul Jewitt and Troy Snyder each singled for the Tigers. La Salle 2 12 1 4 2 0 - 21 15 3 Cohoes 0 0 0 1 0 0 -1 42 ALBANY ACADEMY 8, LA SALLE 7 >> With the bases loaded and one out in the bottom of the eighth, Albany Academy scored the winning run on a wild pitch, as Ethan Duda scampered home for the win. Ben Seiler and Ben Mason both doubled for Academy. In a hard luck loss, Cory Listing launched a two- run homer for the Cadets. Alec Charland tripled and Noah Grandjean doubled for La Salle as well. LaSalle 002 113 00 - 7 7 1 Albany Academy 201 022 01 - 8 10 1 COHOES 7, CATHOLIC CENTRAL 2>> Dan Buchanan tripled and drove in a run Stone stuck out six in 6.1 frames of work for the Tigers in victory. Frantianni singled twice for the Crusaders. Cohoes 2230000-763 Catholic Central 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 - 2 5 4

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SHAKER Wood bolstered 13, COLUMBIA the 12 Blue >> Cait Bison attack with five markers, as they edged the Blue Devils 13-12. Ciara Mazzone was ripping rope, pacing all scorers with six goals in the Blue Devils loss. SHAKER (13): Kaleigh Papa 1, Katie Julien 1, Lindsay Feinman 0-1, Lila Allison 1, Cait Wood 5-1, Kim Barbro 2, Bryn Fecko 1-1, Sophia Gorman 2. Goalie: Ali Caruso 4 saves. COLUMBIA (12): Emily Hawkins 1, Rachel Morris 2, Ciara Mazzone 6, Maggy Boyagian 1, Ashley Murtagh 2-2. SHENENDEHOWA 24, COLONIE4>> The Plainsmen were ripping rope all day long against the Raiders in their Suburban Council matchup. McKenzie Ballard pumped home six goals. Grace Palowodzinski, Jenna Graf, Katie Greene, Julia Shanahan and Olivia Howardall registered a hat trick for Shenendehowa. SHENENDEHOWA (24): McKenzie Ballard 6-2, Grace Palowodzinski 3-3, Sarah Osborn 1-3, Jenna Graf 3-1, Katie Greene 3-1, Julia Shanahan 3-1, Kara Gray 1-1, Abby Danson 1-3, Olivia Howard 3-1. Goalie: Aislinn Sweeny 1 save, Erin Robbins 1 save. COLONIE (4): Sophia Thompson 1, Julia Wang 1, Julia Cogan 1, Samantha Ebel 1. Goalie: Gabrielle Thompson 7 saves. SARATOGA 16, GUILDERLAND 10 >> Lindsey Frank and Reilly Hogan both fired home four goals apiece in the Blue Streaks’ victory. Kadi Futia netted four markers in defeat for the Dutch. SARATOGA (16): Reilly Hogan 4-2, Lindsey Frank 4-1, Katie Wendell 2-2, Katie Silver 2, Sophia Burke 1-2, Sylvie Waters 1. Goalie: Abigail Searles 12 saves. GUILDERLAND (10): Kadi Futia 4, Christine Fish 2, Lauren Thompson 1, Amanda Neiman 1, Jamie Golderman 1, Sara Williams 1. Goalie: Alexa DiCaprio 6 saves. Saratoga 12 4 - 16 Guilderland 3 7 - 10

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GUILDERLAND 12, SARATOGA 5 >> Connor Quimby drilled home five markers in the Dutchmen victory. Ryan Flemming was busy in net for the Blue Streaks, making 25 stops in a losing effort. GUILDERLAND (12): Connor Quimby- 5-1, Ryan Garrant 2-1, Trevor Long 1- 0, Kevin Murphy 1- 0, Tyler Rivera 1- 0, Logan Neimeyer 0-1, Mason Leto 1- 0, Vinny Lia 1- 0, Jacob Renaud 0-2. Goalie: Patirck Kelty 7 saves, Mitch McKormick 1 save. SARATOGA (5): Ryan Flately 2- 0, Graham Patton 1- 0, David Denett 1- 0, Charlie Beck 0-1 , No. 5 1. Goalie: Ryan Flemming 25 saves. Guilderland 4 2 3 3 - 12 Saratoga 1121 - 5 Jack SHAKER 8, COLUMBIA 7 >> Cheney, AidanFeurer andAndrew O’Connor all notched a pair of goals and Luke Julien dished out four helpers, as the Blue Bison edged the Blue Devils by a goal. Shane Wyman tallied a hat trick for Columbia in defeat. SHAKER (8): Andrew O’Connor 2, Jack Cheney 2-2, Luke Julien 0- 4, Aidan Feurer 2, Ian Shelmerdine 1, Zane Radz 1. Goalie: Sam Nelson 9 saves. COLUMBIA (7): John Hawkins 1-2, Owen Stefenko 2-1, Shane Wyman 3, Cameron Masiello 1-1, Aiden Hickey 0-1. Goalie: Matt Deyette 11 saves. Shaker 2, 4, 0, 2 - 8 Columbia 2, 2, 2, 1 - 7 QUEENSBURY 13, SCHUYLERVILLE 8>> In a Foothills battle, Dawson LaLuna posted four goals and Alex Chirgwin netted a hat trick in the Queensbury victory. Nico Mattia won 17-of-23faceoffs for Queensbury. Justin Carte recorded four talliies in defeat for Schuylerville. SCHUYLERVILLE (8): Justin Carte 4, Jace Carter 2- 0, Tyler Bowen 1-1, Kyle Burnham 1- 0, Seth Mattice 0-2, Noah Rourke 0-1. Goalie: Branden Podkladek 13 saves. QUEENSBURY (13): Dawson LaLuna 4, Alex Chirgwin 3-5, Nico Mattia 2-1, Paul Wright 2- 0, Sam Benedetto 1-1, Sean Collins 1- 0, Liam O’Mara 0-1. Cole Carpenter 12 saves. Schuylerville 2 2 4 0 — 8 Queensbury 5 3 1 4 — 13