Jillson’s nine save performance notches the shut out for Saratoga Girl’s Socceer

HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP FROM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 FIELD HOCKEY

SOUTH GLENS FALLS 2,

GLENS FALLS 1 >> Glens Falls took a one goal lead into half time befoe South Glens Falls comeback in the second half was powered by Lauren Willis and Jillian Willis. South Glens Falls goalie Taylor Hayes made seven saves in the win and Glens Falls goalie Cassidy Harrington made 14 saves. EMMA WILLARD 6, GERMANTOWN 0 >> Molly Zahnleuter scored a hat trick Thursday to help Emma Willard pick up the win. Along with Zahnleuter, Amanda Li, Karson Saunders, and Catherine Laphram each scored goals of their own. Emma Willard goalkeeper Kotis Kowk made three saves to earn the shut out. JOHNSTOWN 8, GREENWICH 0>> Anna Lee scored four goals Thursday to power Johnstown to a win over Greenwich and to become 9-0 overall this season. Along with Lee, Emily Fleming, Taryn Ringer (2), and Kanako Sasaki scored for Johnstown. Johnstown outshot Greenwich 47-1. Greenwich goalkeeper Kylee Masse made 37 saves. GUILDERLAND 1, COLUMBIA 0

(2OT) >> Thursday’s match ended after Natalie Borges scored the game winning overtime goal for Guilderland. Guilderland goalkeeper jazlyn Jimenez made one saves in the win while Columbia’s Mady Hogan made 15.

GOLF

SARATOGA CATHOLIC 3.5,

HOOSICK FALLS 2.5 >> Hoosick Falls’ sophomore Matt Smith was the low score of the match with a one-over par round of 37 at Saratoga Spa Park (par 36) on Thursday. Top scores for Saratoga Catholic included Terel Tillman 41, Garrett Quinn 45, Jack Costantino 46, and Jake Welcome 46. Other notable scores for Hoosick Falls included Ryan Bloomer 38 and Miles Smith 49. The loss drops Hoosick Falls’ record to 12-2 for the season, good enough to share the Wasaren League title with both Greenwich and Saratoga Catholic. VOORHEESVILLE 196, RAVENA 201 >> Voorheesville picked up the Colonial Council win Thursday over Ravena. Voorheesville’s leading score was Evan O’Connor’s 44. Other top scores were Dylan Roussin’s 46 and Rob Erickson’s 48. For Ravena, Adam Wells led the way with a 43. BALLSTON SPA 249, GUILDERLAND 265 >> Ballston Spa picked up the win Thursday thanks to Jake Menderson and Bella Diaz’s 39’s. Despite Guilderland’s leading scorers Kiern Feerey (37) and Aidan Seery (39), the Ballston Spa scores were just a tad lower. Ballston Spa’s Ethan Thomas shot a 41 and Michael Duval and Will Sambrook shot 43’s.

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY 247,

COLUMBIA 287 >> CBA’s Jake Kennedy shot a 35 to power his team to the win over Columbia Thursday. Along with Kennedy, Zander Poole shot a 39 and Greg Wyman shot a 42. For Columbia, Travis Taylor led the way with 39. NISKAYUNA 230, TROY-WATERVLIET 297 >> Niskayuna picked up the Suburban Council win Thursday over the Troy/ Watervliet Coop. Niskayuna’s Sid Chawla shot a 36 and Jimmy King a 37. Troy-Watervliet’s Justin Cioffi and Jeff Clermont shot a 42. WATERFORD-HALFMOON 3, STILLWATER 2>> Waterford-Halfmoon picked up the Wasaren League win Thureday with Ryan Green medaling in the competition for Stillwater. Dom Pontore was Waterford-Halfmoon’s medalist in the action. Waterford-Halfmoon becomes 2-11 with the win and Stillwater falls to 1-13. SHEN 232, SHAKER 241 >> Shen’s Mikes Westfall shot a 35 in route to the win for his team over Shaker Thursday. Shen’s Luke Potter shot a 36, while Jack Manning put up a 38. Shaker’s Brian Cunningham shot a team leading 36 in the loss.

BOYS SOCCER

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY 3, NISKAYUNA 1 >> Three separate goal scorers contributed to CBA’s 3-1 win over Niskayuna Thursday. Connor Pierre, BradyVan Epps, and Sumahri Stewart each scored for CBA in the win. SHEN 5, GUILDERLAND 1 >> Ethan Brunell scores two goals in route to a 5-1 win for Shen Thursday. Along with Brunell, Kelim Saljanin, Reggie Durden, and Erik Makhatadze each tallied a goal of their own. Guilderland’s goal was scored by Logan Hoffman. ALBANY ACADEMY 1, COHOES

0>> Albany Academy’s win Thursday was thanks to Connor Smith’s goal in the 51st minute of the match. Smith’s goal was assisted by Jackson Foley. Albany Academy goalkeepers Hudson Flynn and Chris Hanchar each made one save in the shut out. Cohoes goalkeeper Jordan Prouty made seven saves in the loss. COBLESKILL-RICHMONDVILLE 1, LA SALLE 0 >> Cobleskill’s win Thursday was powered by Jack Pryor’s goal in the first half off of a corner kick from Pryor. LaSalle outshot CRCS 12-4 and posted 7 corners to the Bulldog’s 1. AVERILL PARK 4, SCHENECTADY 0 >> Averill Park’s win Thursday was thanks to goals from Logan Bielawski, Owen Joyce, Thomas Hacker, and Dean Buttacci. Averill Park outshot Schenectady 18-5. Averill Park goalie Eric Schuman made five saves and Schenectady goalkeepers Ronan Karn, Ahmed Al Zeham, and Adrian Churnil combined for 14 saves. SARATOGA 2, BETHLEHEM 1 >> Saratoga led on shots 8-3, and corners 5-0 in their win Thursday over Bethlehem. Saratoga goals came from Ben Crandall and Evan Farr. Assists were from Jack Donnelly and Aidan Rice. Bethlehem’s goal was from Gabe Kaprielian. The Saratoga back-line of Postlethwait, Irons, Bradley, and Groseclose played reliably and strong.

GIRLS SOCCER

STILLWATER 11, BERLIN 1 >> Stillwater’s win Thursday was powered by a hat trick performance by Brooke Pickett and two goal performances from Keelyn Peacock and Devon Wagner. Along with them, Teya Staie, Kate McEvoy, Quinn Lilac, and Marley Mueller each tallied one goal in the win. Berlin’s lone goal came thanks to Rachel Bortnick in the first half. Berlin goalie Sophie Ericson made 18 saves and Stillwater goalie Kiersten Conroy made one save. COLUMBIA 1, TROY 0 >> Columbia’s win Thursday was powered by Ashley Murtagh in the first half. Murtagh’s goal was assisted by Kaiden Ring. Troy goalkeeper Maddie Rifenberick had 15 saves in the loss. Columbia goalkeepr Sage Smith made nine saves and earned herself the shut out. NISKAYUNA 3, BURNT HILLS 1 >> Niskayuna’s Gabby Alston contributed two goals to her teams win over Burnt Hill Thursday afternoon in Suburban Council action. Olivia Piraino scored the other Nisky goal in the win. Burnt Hills’ goal was scored by Molly Boone. Niskayuna goalkeepers Layla Abdoun and Emma Anderson made five saves apiece. Burnt Hills goalkeeper Hannah Ashcraft made 14 saves. GREENWICH 2, WATERFORD 1>> Greenwich picked up the Wasaren league win Thursday with goals coming from Tess Merrill and Faith Ingber. Annelise Rebel scored the Waterford goal. Greenwich goalkeeper Faith Hewitt made six saves with her counterpart, Caer Burns made 12 saves for Waterford in the losing effort. SARATOGA 2, BETHLEHEM 0 >> Saratoga shut out Bethlehem Thureday on the back of a nine save performance from Natalie Jillson. Bethlehem goalkeeper Shannon Donnelly made six saves in the loss. Saratoga goals were scored by Abby Ray and Liz Herman. Saratoga outshot Bethlehem 13-9. Saratoga is now 4-1-2 overall this season BALLSTON SPA 7, ALBANY 0 >> Six different scorers contributed to Ballston Spa’s win Thursday over Albany. Sarah Rule, Mikayla Kelly, Caitlin Wania, Sarah Sierzenga, and Maddy Barnum all scored one goal in the affair, with Jordyn Ostrander striking two in. BSpa goalkeeper Gia Burdick made one save in the win.

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

GALWAY 3, MAYFIELD >> Galway defeated Mayfield in a battle of WAC undefeateds. Set scores were 19-25, 25-21, 24-26, 25-10, 25-18. Galway moves to 3-0 in the WAC and 4-0 overall. Galway was led by Lindsay Zawisa with 26 kills, 15 points, four aces, 15 digs, four blocks. Anna Gardner added 13 kills and 13 points while Julia Reedy had nine blocks and five kills and Emma Smith added nine kills, 16 points and 15 assists. Hannah Hoffman added 22 assists. Mayfield fell to 4-1in the league and 6-1 overall. They were led by Mikayla Myers with 14 kills, three aces and Samantha Kent had 15 kills and two blocks. Emily Mormandao dished out 22 assists. COBLESKILL 3, LANSINGBURGH 1 >> Cobleskill’s win Thursday over Lansingburgh included a six kill, three ace performance from Allie Walters. Set scores were 25-14, 25-19, 23-25, and 25-16. Lansingburgh’s Katie Jerominek had five kills, three aces, and 11 digs. Along with Walters for Cobleskill, Sam Marasciiulo had 11 digs and four aces. RAVENA 3, SCHALMONT 0 >> Ravena swept Schalmont Thursday to pick up the win. Set scores were 25-16, 26-24, and 25-23. Schalmont’s Erin Mahar had four assists and April Buechner had five kills. COLUMBIA 3, TROY 0 >> Columbia volleyball swept Troy Thursday to make themselves 5-3 in Suburban Council this season while Troy falls to 0-8. Set scores were 25-14, 25-7, and 25-10. Columbia’s Emily Powell had 12 kills and Hannah Robinson had six. Charleigh Killgallon had seven aces and 18 assists. MOHONASEN 3, COHOES 0 >> Mohonasen swept Cohoes Thursday. Set scores were 25-6, 25-9, and 25-7. SHEN 3, GUILDERLAND 0 >> Shen jumps to 8-0 after Thursday’s sweep of Guilderland. Set scores were 25-17, 25-10, 25-18. Shen’s Rose Tatty racked up seven kills in the win. Olivia DeBortoli had six kills and five blocks. Ashley Lavigne totaled 14 assists and four kills. Guilderland’s Peyton Legg had eight assists and four digs. SARATOGA 3, BETHLEHEM 2 >> Saratoga is now 3-3 thanks to their win over Bethlehem Thursday. Set scores were 2125, 25-22, 25-21, 20-25, 25-21. Saratoga’s Riley Sterling had 12 kills, Camille Sterling had 11 kills, Marley Hawthorne had 19 digs, Emmy Krum had 25 assists. BALLSTON SPA 3, ALBANY 0>> Ballston Spa Girls Varsity Volleyball beats Albany in 3 sets with the scores being 25-12, 2519, and 25-11. For Ballston Spa Captain Megan McMahon had 14 assists and 7 digs, Trinity Kelsey had 12 kills and Paige Davis had 3 aces.

GIRLS TENNIS

SCHOHARIE 5, HUDSON 1

>> Schoharie improves to 4-6 after Thursday while Hudson falls to 0-5. 1S: Kristin OConnell (Hudson High) d. Margot Williams 6-3, 6-2 2S: Alaina Sholtes (Schoharie) d. Sarah Li 6-2, 6-1 3S: Misha CaterSmith (Schoharie) d. Autum Kudluck 7-5, 6-4 4S: Mackenzie Diamond (Schoharie) d. Malaysia Singh 6-1, 5-7, 10-4 5S: Allison Gallagher (Schoharie) d. Katarina Scali 6-2, 7-5 1D: Mary Palmeri & Skyler Willard (Schoharie) d. Abada Begun & Monserrat Gomez 6-1, 6-1 COXSACKIE-ATHENS 5, RENSSELAER 2 >> Coxsackie improves to 4-5 while Rensselaer falls to 0-3 after Thursday’s match between the two. 1S: Default (Rensselaer) d. Rachel Tyner 6-3, 6-4 2S: Sarah Oleary (Coxsackie-Athens) d. Vaida Hempstead 6-0, 6-3 3S: Sarah Tyner (Coxsackie-Athens) d. Alani Thomas 6-2, 6-0 4S: Samantha Karlsson (Coxsackie-Athens) d. Jillian Roberts 6-0, 6-0

5S: Carlota Flavia (CoxsackieAthens) d. Forfeit 6-4 1D: Lay Htoo & Hannah Win (Rensselaer) d. Rachel Marino & Myesha Alam 8-7 2D: Jazman Carrera & Josie Mantras-Johnston (Coxsackie-Athens) d. Forfeit & Forfeit 6-4 GUILDERLAND 5, SHENEDEHOWA 4 >> Guilderland continues to improve, now 6-1, after Thursday’s Suburban Council win over Shen. Shen falls to 6-2. 1S: Katrina Setchenkov (Guilderland) d. Yaurie Hwang 6-4, 6-1 2S: Lavanya Prabhaker (Guilderland) d. Brianna Werner 6-4, 5-7, 7-6(7-3) 3S: Meghana Bhupati (Guilderland) d. Skye McCashion 6-3, 7-6(7-3) 4S: Joanna Chen (Guilderland) d. Ciara Hanley 2-6, 6-2, 6-2 5S: Sunita Devi (Shenendehowa) d. Isabela Parker 4-6, 6-1, 6-4 6S: Meghan Maloney (Shenendehowa) d. Nishika Pabba 6-2, 6-0 1D: Abby Bindelglass & Annika Joshi (Shenendehowa) d. Bhavana Arige & Anna Brownell 6-1, 3-6, 6-4 2D: Hope Burkard & Keely Legnard (Shenendehowa) d. Siya Bajaj & Sree Manga 3-6, 6-1, 6-1 3D: Trinity Minissale & Andrea Saucedo-Arenas (Guilderland) d. Courtney Golden & Kaitlin Jennings 7-5, 6-1 EMMA WILLARD 7, SOUTH GLENS FALLS 0 >> Emma Willard becomes 4-2 after the non league match Thursday. South Glens Falls becomes 2-6. 1S: Eura Choi (Emma Willard) d. Jessica Sexton 6-0, 6-0 2S: Maria Vazquez (Emma Willard) d. Molly Killeen 6-0, 6-0 3S: Renata Torrado (Emma Willard) d. Aleigha McAllister 6-2, 6-0 4S: Noreen Mian (Emma Willard) d. Grace Alhiem 6-0, 6-0 5S: Khanh Ngo (Emma Willard) d. Jessica Freiberger 6-2, 6-0 1D: Kayla Gutheil & Caroline Mittleman (Emma Willard) d. Amanda Touse & Madison Taylor 6-3, 6-0 2D: Katherine Schultze & Grace Woodhouse (Emma Willard) d. Eden Cormie & Olivia Osakowicz 6-1, 6-1 BURNT HILLS 8, ALBANY ACADEMY 1 >> Burnt Hills improves to 6-2 with the win Thursday and Albany Academy falls to 4-4. 1S: Veronica Fulgieri (Burnt Hills) d. Amanda Ricci (Albany Academy) 6-1, 6-3 2S: Emma Nuzzi (Burnt Hills) d. Brooke OBrien(Albany Academy) 6-1, 6-3 3S: Alizabeth Zarnofsky (Burnt Hills) d. Makayla Stannard (Albany Academy) 6-3, 6-0 4S: Rebecca Dudley (Burnt Hills) d. Giulietta Nitido (Albany Academy) 6-0, 6-1 5S: Julia Paolino (Burnt Hills) d. Grace Sidford (Albany Academy) 6-2, 6-1 1D: Maddy Boussa & Celia Schurman( Burnt Hills) d. Morgan Lindstead & Marleigh Stannard (Albany Academy) 6-3, 7-5 2D: Mary Hayden & Kaitlin Hopper (Burnt Hills) d. Mia Corso & Theodora de Wolf (Albany Academy) 6-0, 6-2 6S: Catherine Loupessis (Albany Academy) d. Ella Willig (Burnt Hills) 3-6, 7-6, 10-6 3D: Meghan Poirier & Taylor Paniccia (Burnt Hills) d. Ali Lucey & Ivy Xue (Albany Academy) 6-0, 6-2 QUEENSBURY 7, GLENS FALLS 0 >> Queensbury swept Glens Falls Thursday to improve to 7-2 this season. Glens Falls becomes 3-5. 1S: Morgan Willis (Queensbury) d. Maggie Collins 6-0, 4-6, 6-1 2S: Olivia Przybysz (Queensbury) d. Anna Liu 1-6, 6-1, 6-4 3S: Meghan Chase (Queensbury) d. McKenna Clark 6-3, 6-4 4S: Alexandra Murray (Queensbury) d. Ella Hartenberg 6-4, 7-6(7-5) 5S: Brandi Deckert (Queensbury) d. Ella Crossman 1-6, 6-3, 6-4 1D: Katie MacEachron & Evanna Cerrone (Queensbury) d. Margie Layden & Julia Westfall 6-4, 6-3 2D: Lynsey Hughes & Julia Demboski (Queensbury) d. Shyeann Rawson & Maya Mattice 6-1, 6-0 COLUMBIA 8, TROY 0 >> Columbia swept Troy Thursday to pick up the Suburban Council win. Columbia improves to 3-6 while Troy falls to 0-7. 1S: Anika Galkiewicz (Columbia) d. Jenna Stewart 6-0, 6-1 2S: Justine Fournier (Columbia) d. Madelin Strang 6-0, 6-0 3S: Ella Conway (Columbia) d. Megan Batidas 6-1, 6-1 4S: Lindsay Conboy (Columbia) d. Elida Strang 6-2, 6-1 5S: Madison Lambert (Columbia) d. Lila Fronhofer 6-0, 6-0 6S: Autumn Conzone (Columbia) d. Clarissa LaMora 6-0, 6-0 1D: Madison Jakielaszek & Kelly Nagel (Columbia) d. Taylor Place & Gillian Chunan 6-0, 6-0 2D: Rachel Haney & Laura Haney (Columbia) d. Halle Kenna & Angeline Costa 6-2, 6-1 MAPLE HILL 7, WATERFORD 0>> Maple Hill becomes 8-1 with the win over Waterford Thursday, who falls to 0-6. 1S: Rebecca Roe (Maple Hill) d. Default 6-1, 6-0 2S: Callie Haller (Maple Hill) d. Default 6-3, 6-3 3S: Diana Pugliese (Maple Hill) d. Default 6-0, 6-0 4S: Claudia Eckel (Maple Hill) d. Default 6-0, 6-2 5S: Rachael Adler (Maple Hill) d. Forfeit 6-0, 6-0 1D: Lexie Cartwright & Paige Bleau (Maple Hill) d. Default & Default 6-0, 6-0 2D: Abby Utter & Kyra Price (Maple Hill) d. Forfeit & Forfeit 6-0, 6-0 SARATOGA 5, BETHLEHEM 4>> Saratoga’s win Thursday pushes them to 4-3 and Bethlehem fell to 7-2. 1S: Ellie Siebeneck (Saratoga Springs) d. Zoe Davis 6-3, 6-2 2S: Katya Kellly (Saratoga Springs) d. Letti Donovan 6-1, 7-5 3S: Stephanie Close( Bethlehem) d. Lindsey Goguen 6-3, 6-3 4S: Danielle Huli (Bethlehem) d. Izzie Pecora 6-3, 6-0 5S: Jessica Lefton (Bethlehem) d. Rebecca Dunay 6-4, 6-0 6S: Maddie Siebeneck (Saratoga Springs) d. Amanda Koch 7-5, 6-3 1D: Emily Pecora & Hanna Pecora (Saratoga Springs) d. Sarah Ansong & Madison Rodriguez 7-5, 6-4 2D: Emily Begley & Rachael Close (Bethlehem) d. Gianna Mastrion & Maddie Benton 6-4, 6-2 3D: Reilly Hogan & Emma Eldrid (Saratoga Springs) d. Nhi Dang & Alyssa Wang 6-4, 6-1 SHAKER 9, COLONIE 0 >> Shaker’s sweep of Colonie Thursday pushes them to 9-0 this season. Colonie falls to 0-6. 1S: Rachel Gee (Shaker) d. Ava Coogan 6-0, 6-1 2S: Olivia Zhou (Shaker) d. Elena Baugh 6-1, 6-0 3S: Emily Allocco (Shaker) d. Paige Kenneally 6-1, 6-0 4S: Mikayla Brunell (Shaker) d. Kristine Kim 6-0, 6-0 5S: Katarina Milas (Shaker) d. Connie Baugh 6-0, 6-0 6S: Yena Sung (Shaker) d. Rachael Pillay 6-0, 6-0 1D: Alyana Leandry & Roya Lewis (Shaker) d. Caroline Fuller & Dierdre Sloane 6-2, 6-0 2D: Portia Kitner & Jessica Andrews (Shaker) d. Nina Tran & Cami Tran 6-0, 6-0 3D: Mahila Krishnamurthy & Yun Woo Sun (Shaker) d. Taylor Doran & Autumn Fennelly 6-0, 6-0