Scotia’s Storti wins it in OT
He scores both goals in Tartans’ 2-1 nonleague victory against Troy
Scotia-glenville defeated Troy 2-1 in the first overtime of a nonleag ue boys’ soccer game.
Sam Storti scored both goals for the Tartans, including the winning goal off a throw-in from Dylan Longergan. Xavier Schlemer scored for Troy.
More boys’ soccer: Martin Madina scored two goals in Guilderland’s 4-0 win over Columbia. ... Nik Heasley scored off a corner kick with 1:30 left in the first overtime to lift Hudson Falls to a 1-0 victory over Foothills Council opponent Glens Falls. ... Eli Charlebois got his second hat trick in two weeks in leading Maple Hill to a 4-0 win over Taconic Hills. Charlebois leaped in the air and knocked in a hard right crossing pass from brother Luke Charlebois in the first half. Dan Marra also scored in the first half to give the first-place Wildcats (11-1, 11-1) a 2-0 lead. Aiden Percey only had to make one save to preserve the shutout. ... Andrew Johns scored halfway through the second half to break a scoreless tie and Michael Terrell made six saves to spark Middleburgh to a 1-0 win over Canajoharie. Dale Vance played a ball to Johns on the right side of the box and Johns ripped a low shot with his left foot past Cougars goaltender Andrew Meka, who was otherwise stellar with 12 saves. ... Victor Win rebounded a save in the final minutes to give Doane Stuart a 2-1 victory over Bishop Maginn.
Girls’ tennis: Queensbury remained undefeated in the Foothills Council after a 7-0 win over South Glens Falls and improved its overall record to 12-2. South Glens Falls dropped to 8-4 in the Foothills and 8-4 overall. ... Katya Kelly contributed two points to Saratoga’s 7-2 defeat of Shenendehowa: a singles match against Brianna Werner, which she won 6-0, 6-3, and a doubles match with partner Eliana Kelley against Mia Dobis and Kaitlin Jennings, which they won 6-1, 6-1.
Girls’ soccer: Cali Ringwood had 19 saves and allowed only three goals in Ichabod Crane’s 3-0 loss to Voorheesville. ... New Lebanon moved into a first-place tie in the Central Hudson Valley League standings with a 2-0 win over Germantown. Mikayla Corsey and Emily Schafer scored a goal each. ... Sofia Cassano contributed four goals to Schalmont’s 8-5 win at Holy Names. Field hockey: Jeanne Richards scored twice to lift Glens Falls to a 2-1 victory over Hoosick Falls. Her first goal came at the end of the first half, her second with 3:53 left in the first overtime period assisted by Haylee Girard. Emma Mccart scored for Hoosick Falls, with an assist from Catherine Kennedy.