Indians bounce back to beat Witches
GREENIWCH >> The Hoosic Valley boys basketball team grabbed a much- needed bounce-back victory Tuesday night, topping Wasaren League rival Greenwich 6642 on the road.
After a disappointing loss to Hoosick Falls on Friday night, the Indians looked to rebound on the court and hold their own against another strong league opponent.
The dynamic duo of John Rooney and Mike Pierre was at it again for the Valley, as the two posted 22 and 25 points respectively.
Sean Estramonte led the Witches with a team-high 11 points in Greenwich’s secondstraight loss. TROY 76, BISHOP MAGINN 50 >> Dyaire Holt and Zach Radz continued to be the dynamic duo that the Flying Horses hope they’ll be, combining for 36 points in the Big 10 victory.
The two combined for 11 from the field, including six shots from behind the arc.
Jacorey Nixon led the Golden Griffins with a teamhigh 17 points.
SCHENECTADY 63, CBA 58>> Schenectady used a 20-12 fourth quarter to pull away from CBA in a Big 10 upset. Tobias Holmes scored a team high 20 points and Neftali Lind added 16 points to lead the Patriots. McDonald’s All-American nominee Greg Stire led the way for the Brothers with a game high 25 points.
ALBANY 70, AMSTERDAM 69>> Albany squeaks past Amsterdam in Big 10 action. Kevin Callender led the Falcons with 17 points. Cy-Mier Dace added 15 points. Alonzo Martin scored a game high 18 points to lead the Rams. COLUMBIA 61, AVERILL PARK
54 >> Jahlil Nails scored 10 points the decisive fourth quarter and Justin Luther hit a 3-pointer with 1:06 remaining to allow the Blue Devils to extend their lead and pull away.
Nails finished with a game-high 21, while Elijah Lott added 17 for Columbia.
Logan Fahrenkopf scored 14 points to pace the Warriors, while Myles Joyce added 13.
COLONIE 71, BETHLEHEM 66 >> Ryan Nicholson stepped up in a big way for the Garnet Raiders, draining nine from the field and shooting 83% from the line for a team-high 27 points in the Suburban Council matchup.
Colonie out-scored the Eagles 23-to-13 in the final quarter to grab the final victory. Connor Morrelli led the charge for Bethlehem with a game-high 28 points, including 12 from behind the arc. GUILDERLAND 64, MOHONASEN 38 >> The Dutchmen stayed perfect on the season with yet another strong Suburban Council showing, that saw 10 different players put points on the board.
Matt Cerutti and Vincent Simeone both racked up 14 for Guilderland, while Andrew Platek wasn’t far behind with 13, including nine points from behind the line.
Chris Richardson was the only Mohon player to post double digits, finishing with 11 points in the loss. LANSINGBURGH 66, ICHABOD CRANE 54>> Lansingburgh earned its first Colonial Council victory, defeating Ichabod Crane at home. Darnell Sutton led the Knights with 26 points.
Seth Scarano paced the Riders with 20 points. VOORHEESVILLE 68, FONDA 39 >> Noah Turner racked up a game-high 20 points for the Braves, but it wasn’t quite enough as 11 different Voorheesville players put points on the board in the Colonial Council showdown.
Noah Crawford and Logan Hotaling once again led the Blackbirds in the victory. The senior duo both posted 15 points.
HOOSICK FALLS 64, GRANVILLE 27 >> Andrew Hoag and
Mark Hackett combined for 22 points as the Panthers dominated on both sides of the ball to stay perfect in Wasaren League play.
Hoosick Falls did not allow more than nine points in any quarter in the lopsided league matchup. Jacob Young and Cordell Killburn both notched seven points for the Golden Horde. STILLWATER 55, TAMARAC
49 >> After scoring just two points in the first quarter, the Warriors bounced back in a big way to grab the Wasaren League victory.
Dean Gazelli paced Stillwater with a team-high 18 points, sinking five from behind the arc, while Jake Hill and Mitchell Wayand combined for 27 points.
Anthony Giamei posted a game-high 25 points for the Bengals, including 7- of- 8 from the free throw line. MAPLE HILL 46, CAIRO-DURHAM 27>> Maple Hill improved to 6- 3 in the Patroon Conference with their win over Cairo-Durham. Tate Tibbits led the Wildcats with eights points. Chance Ryan and Chris Zwoboda led the Mustangs with six points each. HEATLY 67, NEW LEBANON 31 >> Three different Hornets posted double digits in the CHVL victory, led by Jahseim Chapman’s game-high 19 points.
Heatly jumped out to a 31to- 8 lead after the first quarter, setting the tone from the get- go and only gave up 13 points in the second half for the dominant victory.
Grant May led the Tigers with a team-high 13 points in the loss. GERMANTOWN 79, BERLIN 45>> Germantown remains undefeated in CHVL with their win over Berlin. Tyler Fuchs and Corey Rathjen each had 16 points to lead the Clippers. Greg Depaolis led the Mountaineers with a game high 25 points. LOUDONVILLE CHRISTIAN 57, DOANE STUART 50>> Loudonville Christian defeated Doane Stuart in CHVL action.
Johnny Dariano scored a game high 31 points for the Eagles. The Thunder Chicken were led by DeShawn Speights who had a team high 25 points. GIRLS BASKETBALL TROY 63, BISHOP MAGINN 28>> Troy improves its Big 10 to 6-1 after their road victory over Bishop Maginn.
Kiana Patterson had six threes to go along with 22 points to lead the Flying Horses. Courtney Lane paced the Lady Griffins with 14 points AVERILL PARK 57, COLUMBIA 46>> Averill Park remains undefeated at 9- 0 in Suburban Council after defeating Columbia on the road.
Kelly Donnelly led the Warriors with 14 points. Caraline Wood also added 11 points in the win.
Nastasja Johnston paced the Blue Devils with 14 points.
BETHLEHEM 46, COLONIE 37>> Nicole Riddick and Aliyah Massaconi each recorded a double- double but it wasn’t enough as the Garnet Raiders fell to Bethlehem. Massaconi finished with 10 points and 12 rebounds and Riddick finished with a game high 19 points and 10 rebounds.
Jenna Giacone and Emily Wander each had 11 points to lead the Eagles. GUILDERLAND 50, MOHONASEN 30>> Bayley Kralick had 11 points as Guilderland defeated Mohonasen in Suburban Council action. Saeeda Abdul-Aziz had a game high 20 points to lead the Warriors. WATERVLIET 48, ALBANY ACADEMY 19 >> Kaylee Maldonado led the way with 10 points for the Cannoneers, while Shelby Dugan added nine in the victory.
Emily Padalino led all scorers with 13 points. HOLY NAMES 44, MECHANICVILLE 34>> Holy Names defeated Mechanicville in Colonial Council matchup. Holy Names was led by De’Janaire Deas who finished with 25 points.
the Courtney Lady Red Pingelski Raiders paced with 12 points. Ravena
RAVENA 34, COHOES 32>> Cohoes was at able home to sneak in Colonial past Council action. Carly Cross led the Indians with a team high 10 points.
Katie Monson and Hailey Walker combined to score 26 of the Tigers 32 points in the loss. ICHABOD CRANE 63, LANSINGBURGH 34>> Ichabod Crane defeated Lansingburgh handily at home in Colonial Council action. Ashley Haywood had 17 points to lead the way for the Riders. Paige Niemeyer and Jaycee Volkmann each added 16 points in the win.
Gessica Patregnani paced the Knights with 17 points. FONDA 57, VOORHEESVILLE 48>> Fonda improved to 5-2 in Colonial Council play defeating Voorheesville on the road. Emily Parslow led the way for the Lady Braves with a game high 22 points. Jordan Pettograsso paced the Blackbirds with 12 points. EMMA WILLARD 59, BERLIN 16 >> Emma Willard easily defeated Berlin on the road in CHVL action. Lauren Yerry led the Jesters with 15 points.
Brittany Gilbert and Nicole Zlotnick led the Mountaineers with four points each. BOYS BOWLING HOOSICK FALLS 4, SCHUYLERVILLE 0 >> Hoosick Falls defeated rival Schuylerville by a total pinfall of 3,7653,089. Stephen Surdam led the Panthers with a hi game of 248 and 694 series. Ken Marbot posted a 232- 688 series for Hoosick Falls.
Will Sullivan paced the Black Horses with a 217- 573 series. GIRLS BOWLING LANSINGBURGH 32, COBLESKILL 0 >> Lansingburgh shut out Cobleskill and won by a total pinfall of 3,2662,235. The Knights were led by Gina Patrcelli who shot a hi game 247- 621 series. Katie Lynch added a pair of 213
games en route to a 610 series for Lansingburgh.
The leading bowler for the Bulldogs was Kat Weingarten who shot a 243-568 series. MENS BASKETBALL SAINT ROSE 82, MERRIMACK 78 >> Saint Rose defeated NE-10 rival Merrimack after trailing by nine points with six minutes left. It was a back and forth affair as there were 13 ties and nine lead changes throughout the game. Dominykas Milka recorded his 12th double- double scoring 25 points and grabbed 16 rebounds. Tyler Sayre and Kareem Thomas each contributed 13 points for the Golden Knights. Northeast-10 leading scorer Gelvis Solano had a game high 28 points to lead Merrimack. Saint Rose returns to action Saturday when they host Southern New Hampshire at 3:30 p.m. COLUMBIA-GREENE 80, HVCC 70 >> Hudson Valley lost on the road to rival ColumbiaGreene. Once again Devonte Gleason led the Vikings, this time scoring 17 points. Matt Walker chipped in with 13 points in the loss. Hudson Valley returns home Thursday when they host Mohawk Valley at 2 p.m. WOMENS BASKETBALL MERRIMACK 62, SAINT ROSE
57 >> Free throws were key in Saint Rose’s defeat over Merrimack. The Warriors finished 16-18 from the charity stripe in the final 6:29 of the second half which was preceded by a 19-7 run that erased a 12 point Golden Knights lead. Merrimack never trailed again. Jess DeNicola finished 8-11 from the field and scored 15 of her game high 19 points in the second half to lead Saint Rose. Brittany O’Shea dished out 10 assists and Sarah Illingsworth grabbed 10 rebounds for the Golden Knights. Chloe Rothman led Merrimack with 13 points. Saint Rose hosts Southern New Hampshire at 1:30 p.m for “Welcome Back Day” in which the first 200 students in attendance receive a free slice of pizza.