(Chatham)

Ichabod Crane knocked off Chatham in a non-league contest, 52-37.

The Riders jumped out to a 13-10 lead after one period and Chatham rallied to tie the game at 24 each at the break. 

Trailing 27-24 just after halftime, after a Chatham three pointer by Marsy Chudy, the Riders used a 19-0 run to break open a tight contest.

Ariana Henry led Ichabod Crane with 16 points, Emma Autrey added 14 and Maeve Braswell 11 points.

Marsy Chudy paced the Panthers with 12 points and Addi Perry collected 9 points

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(Watervliet)

Hudson remained undefeated on the season by beating Watervliet 86-55 in Patroon Conference action.

The Bluehawks buried 14 three pointers on their way to a wire to wire victory. Gannon Logue netted seven three pointers scoring a game high 27 points. Keith Robinson added 20 points. Hudson improves their record to 10-0. 

Hudson led at every quarter horn by margins of 5, 19, 29 and 31.

Watervliet was led by Jayden Robles 20 points, Jack Sierra chipped in with 16 points. Watervliet is now 9-3 overall.

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(Colonie)

Duanesburg were locked in from the tip and knocked off previously unbeaten Corinth, 66-23, in a Class C semi-final matchup. The Eagles advance to the title game versus Greenwich on 3/5 at HVCC. Corinth finishes with an impressive 23-1 record on the season.

Duanesburg stormed out of the locker room and sprinted out to a nice first quarter lead, 16-0. They used a lock down mentality protecting their basket and imposed their will in the quarter. Their effort seemed relentless at times keeping a good Corinth team from even being able to set up their offense.

The Tomahawks fell behind by a score of 32-4 at the half.

Duanesburg used a tough hard-nosed effort in the third quarter and outscored Corinth by 23 points.

The Eagles were on top at all period ending horn by separations of 16, 28, 51, & 43.

Madison Meyer paced the Eagles with 24 points. Alex Moses netted 11 points. Allison O Hanlon totaled 8 points.
Duanesburg knocked down 7 trifectas.

Emily Dingmon took led the offense for the Tomahawks with 7 points. Deandra Gill scored 6 points. Alexis Crossman collected 4 points.

 

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  By Ed Bemiss

(Troy)

Queensbury suffered defeat to Burnt Hills, 53-33, in Section 2 Class A sectional play. Carlie Rzeszotarski was a serious problem on the offensive end for the Spartans leading the way with 20 points. Burnt Hills will play Averill Park in the title game on Saturday at HVCC.

Burnt Hills held a slight 1-point advantage at the start of the second quarter. 

 

Queensbury had some work to do after being down 29-17 at the half. The Spartans played team basketball in the second period turning a 1-point first quarter lead into a 12-point halftime advantage. They used a critical 11-0 run from the last minute of the first quarter to the three minute mark of the second quarter which broke open a tight game that featured nine early lead changes.

The Spartans maximized their play in the third quarter and outscored Queensbury by 7 points.

Burnt Hills were in front at each period closing whistle by plus 1, 12, 19, & 20.

The Spartans had a trio of players in double figure scoring. Carlie Rzeszotarski showed the way for Burnt Hills with 20 points. Callie Chevalier knocked down 14 points including her 1000th career point. Grace O Connor scored 14 points.
The Spartans used expert marksmanship to make 7 buckets from beyond the arc.
Callie Chevalier made 4 three-pointers.

Delaney Donohue was a catalyst on offense for Queensbury with 11 points. Kendra Ballard secured 7 points. Brigid Duffy accounted for 5 points. Shea Canavan totaled 4 points.

 

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  By Ed Bemiss