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Niskayuna took the lead early in the fourth quarter, of a back and forth contest, and went on to beat Albany 70-65. Jake McDonald scored a game high 23 points including two clutch hoops with Niskayuna trailing 54-53 to give the road team some cushion and help close out the game.

Albany stormed out of the game racing out to a 15-4 lead. Niskayuna then used a 9-0 run to cut the deficit to 15-13, however Albany used and 6-0 run of their own and held a 21-16 lead at the end of the period. The game of run continued between periods as Niskayuna grabbed the lead after an 11-0 run and led at halftime 30-29.

Jake McDonald knocked down 23 points to pace Niskayuna, Brady Olsen 20 points, Will DiCaprio 10 points, Poem Staten 9 points, Josh Harrow 8 points.

Rasahn Johnson 22 points led Albany. Richard Wright added 18 points and Sincere Allah chipped in with 10 points.

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2/10/26

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Shaker used a strong second half to fend off Columbia and secure a 66–59 victory.

The Blue Devils fell behind early as Shaker jumped out to a 16–9 lead after the first quarter. Columbia responded in the second, outscoring the home team 18–10 to take a 27–26 edge into halftime. The game remained tight through the third quarter, but Shaker’s balanced attack began to take control, carrying a 44–38 advantage into the final period.

Both teams traded baskets in an up-tempo fourth quarter, with Columbia pouring in 21 points behind a dominant effort from Sarah Rainville. However, Shaker matched the surge with 22 points of its own to maintain separation down the stretch.

Rainville delivered a standout performance for Columbia, finishing with 35 points, including 13 field goals and a near-perfect 6-of-7 effort from the free-throw line. Amirah Warren added nine points.

Shaker countered with three players in double figures. Malia Jackson led the way with 21 points, Peyton Hoblock added 20, and Giada Lanni contributed 10. Aailay Powell chipped in eight.

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Shenendehowa overwhelmed Schenectady from the opening tip Tuesday night, cruising to a 78–23 victory.

The Plainsmen set the tone immediately, erupting for 28 points in the first quarter while holding Schenectady to just five. The lead only grew in the second period, as Shenendehowa poured in another 23 points to take a commanding 51–15 advantage into halftime.

Shenendehowa limited Schenectady to just two points in the third quarter while adding 13 more of its own, pushing the margin past 40.

Gianna Winter led a balanced and explosive offensive effort with 24 points on 12 field goals. Kate Milham added 21 points, knocking down two shots from beyond the arc, while Mya Parker contributed 15 points, including a strong 5-of-6 performance at the free-throw line.

Schenectady was paced by Sela Tatum with seven points and Samara Brewer with six.

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Albany used a strong third quarter to earn a 58–51 road victory over Guilderland.

The game was tightly contested early. Albany edged out to a 14–12 lead after the first quarter, and both teams matched each other with 17 points in the second to give the visitors a narrow 31–29 advantage at halftime.

The turning point came in the third quarter. Albany outscored Guilderland 17–10 in the period, stretching the lead to nine heading into the final frame. Guilderland made a late push in the fourth, but Albany did enough down the stretch to secure the seven-point win.

Akarri Gaddy was a force for Albany, finishing with 19 points, 13 rebounds, and four blocks to anchor the paint on both ends. Janae Byrams matched her with 19 points of her own, knocking down three 3-pointers and adding four assists and three steals in an all-around performance.

Guilderland was led by Emily Bigness, who poured in 17 points, including three shots from beyond the arc. Christina Williams added 13 points and went 8-for-10 from the free-throw line, while Aileana Engelson scored 10 points with a pair of 3-pointers.

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Averill Park pulled away in the second half to defeat Ballston Spa 70–41.

The Golden Knights led 13–11 after the first quarter before creating separation in the second, outscoring Ballston Spa 19–12 to take a 32–23 advantage into halftime. Averill Park continued to build on that lead in the third quarter with a 20-point effort, stretching the margin to 52–38 heading into the final period. A dominant defensive fourth quarter, holding Ballston Spa to just three points, sealed the decisive win.

Sheyanne Law paced Averill Park with 17 points, including a three-pointer and a 4-for-5 effort from the free-throw line. Addison Alvey added 12 points, while Reese Ahern knocked down three shots from beyond the arc and finished with 12 points. Aubrey Wilson contributed seven points and connected on a three-pointer, and several others chipped in as the Warriors showcased balanced scoring throughout the lineup.

Ballston Spa was led by Avery Ostrander, who scored 14 points, including two three-pointers. Aubrey Kramer added 10 points, and Caroline Fersch finished with nine.

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Colonie built an early lead and never looked back in a 51–32 victory over Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake. This was Wolfpack coach Heather Dibiase's 269 victory at the school making her the winningest coach in the program's history. Karen Bonitatibus previously held the record.

The Wolfpack set the tone immediately, racing out to a 15–3 advantage after the first quarter. Burnt Hills struggled to find consistent offense in the opening half, managing just eight total points through two quarters as Colonie carried a 22–8 lead into halftime.

Burnt Hills showed signs of life in the third quarter, scoring 14 points, but Colonie answered with 13 points of its own to maintain control at 35–22 entering the fourth. The Wolfpack then closed the door by outscoring the Spartans 16–10 in the final period.

Olivia Hoffman led Colonie with 14 points, knocking down a three-pointer and going 3-for-4 from the free-throw line. Aliyah Pearson also scored 14, connecting on two shots from beyond the arc and converting both of her free throws. Aliana Payne added seven points.

Burnt Hills was paced by Larson’s 12 points, including a three-pointer and a 3-for-4 effort at the line. Taniyah Monforte added nine points, and Colby Suydam finished with five.

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Spa catholic wins 82-59 clinching a 2nd straight North Division Title. The Saints started the year 1-2 in league play before reeling off 8 out of their last 9! Wasaren league title is 3 pm Saturday vs Tamarac @ Hoosic Valley CSD

 

2/9/26

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2/6/26

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Mohonasen Pulls Away Late to Defeat Lansingburgh (75-37) in Colonial Council Matchup

Mohonasen earned a 75–37 win over Lansingburgh on Friday night, but the final score didn’t fully reflect the stretches of competitive play the Knights put together, especially in the first half.

Lansingburgh opened with poise, moving the ball well and getting early scoring from A. Shippie and K. Losee, who each finished with 12 points. The Knights stayed within reach through the first two quarters, putting up 7 and 12 points respectively. K. Sheppie added 9 points, giving Lansingburgh a steady perimeter presence.

Mohonasen gradually found its rhythm as the game progressed. The Warriors used a strong second quarter to build a cushion, then broke the game open after halftime with back‑to‑back 20‑point quarters. Senior guard Payton Whipple led all scorers with 33 points, knocking down 11 three‑pointers in a standout shooting performance. Whipple also broke the all-time single game record, and, on her last 3 - she also broke the all-time 3 pt shooting record of 184, (she currently has 185 and counting). Maddie Swint added 18 points, attacking inside and converting both of her free throws.

Mohonasen also got contributions across the lineup: Emma Mullen dished out 8 assists and scored 9, Lucy Musto added 5, and Maggie Mullin and Kate LeClerc each chipped in 4. Jordan Walker rounded out the scoring with 2.

Despite the margin, Lansingburgh continued to compete through the final whistle, generating quality looks and showing resilience against Mohonasen’s pressure defense. The Knights’ effort kept the game physical and energetic throughout.

The win gives Mohonasen momentum heading deeper into February, while Lansingburgh showed several bright spots that should carry into its upcoming matchups.

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Coxsackie Athens 63 Watervliet 33

 

2/3/26

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Mohonasen delivered a dominant performance on its home floor Tuesday night, rolling past Catholic Central 80–38 in a Colonial Council girls basketball matchup.

Mohonasen wasted no time taking control, exploding out of the gate with a 25–3 first quarter that set the tone for the rest of the night. Mohonasen continued to build its lead in the second quarter, heading into halftime up 41–10, and never allowed Catholic Central to threaten the margin.

A strong third quarter pushed the advantage even further, as Mohonasen outscored CCHS 24–15 to take a commanding 65–25 lead into the final frame before closing out the win with a steady fourth quarter.

Payton Whipple led a balanced Mohonasen attack with a game-high 21 points, while Lucy Musto followed closely with 19. Maddie Swint added 14 points, Emma Mullen chipped in 12, and Maggie Mullin contributed nine.

Catholic Central was paced by Emma Sagendorf, who scored 17 points, and Ella DiBacco added 10. Ava Oeffler contributed nine.

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Hudson Falls ran away down the stretch to earn a 73–60 home win over Scotia.

After a fast start by the Tigers, taking a 23–11 lead after one. Scotia fought back in the second, outscoring Hudson Falls 21–10 to cut the deficit to just one point at halftime. The game remained competitive coming out of the break, but Hudson Falls regained control with a 17–11 edge in the third quarter and sealed the win by pouring in 23 points in the fourth.

Hudson Falls was led by a dominant performance from Brady Smith, who poured in 30 points while attacking the paint and getting to the foul line, where the Tigers went an efficient 17-for-21 as a team. Dom DeMello added 13 points, while Mason Moskal chipped in eight. Xander Canale-Bowe finished with six points, and Logan Parker added four to round out the scoring.

Scotia was paced by Bellotti, who led all visitors with 18 points, and Martin, who added 14. Fredrick contributed 15 points, including a pair of three-pointers, as Scotia connected on 11 shots from beyond the arc.

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2/2/26

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Amsterdam grabbed the lead early and never looked back, earning a 72–46 road victory over Queensbury.

The Rams set the tone right from the opening tip, jumping out to an 18–10 lead after the first quarter and extending the advantage to 31–25 at halftime. A decisive third quarter proved to be the turning point, as Amsterdam outscored Queensbury 23–10 to create a commanding cushion heading into the final period.

Mia Natale delivered a standout performance for Amsterdam, pouring in a game-high 34 points while knocking down seven three-pointers and going a perfect 5-for-5 from the free-throw line. Emma Araujo added 13 points, and Kaemari Allen chipped in 15 to give the Rams three players in double figures.

Queensbury was led by Kady Duffy with nine points, while Addison Cintora contributed eight and Hannah Blanchard and Emerson Brooks added seven apiece.

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1/31/26

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Fonda pulled away in the second half to secure a 57–46 victory over Herkimer.

After a competitive opening quarter, Fonda held an 11–8 edge and extended the lead to 24–17 by halftime. The Braves delivered their biggest push in the third quarter, outscoring Herkimer 20–14 to open up breathing room heading into the final period. Herkimer battled back with a 15-point fourth quarter, but Fonda’s earlier surge proved too much to overcome.

Riley Wilson led all scorers with a dominant 32-point performance, knocking down three shots from beyond the arc. Nick Myers provided strong support with 20 points, including four three-pointers, giving Fonda-Fultonville a potent one-two punch offensively. Henry Sweet and Brayden Wassink rounded out the scoring as the Braves totaled 22 made field goals on the night.

Herkimer was paced by Carl Pace with 12 points and Caiden Vogt with 11. Brian Lindsey added eight, while Nick Allen chipped in five.

 

1/30/26

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1/27/26

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Columbia used a strong second half to pull away from Ballston Spa and secure a 79–65 win.

Ballston Spa came out firing, taking a 20–15 lead after the first quarter behind hot shooting. Columbia responded in the second quarter, outscoring the Scotties 15-9 to lead 30-29 at halftime. The Blue Devils closed the night with a dominant 26-point fourth quarter to seal the win.

Madelyn Marra led all scorers with a standout performance, finishing with 29 points that included four three-pointers and five made free throws. Sarah Rainville was right behind her with 24 points. Amirah Warren added 12 points, while Audrey Crewell chipped in eight points.

Ballston Spa was paced by Aubrey Kramer, who poured in 24 points with four triples, and Avery Ostrander, who added 19 points, including three shots from beyond the arc. Caroline Fersch contributed 10 points in the loss.

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Spa Catholic (11-4, 7-2) 57

1/24/26

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Saints beat class A Burke Catholic 55-53

 

1/23/26

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Guilderland edged Niskayuna 56–53 in overtime.

The Dutchmen built early momentum behind a strong first quarter, taking a 17–11 lead. Niskayuna responded in the second period with an 18-point outburst to grab a slim 29–27 advantage at halftime. Defense dominated the third quarter, with Guilderland holding the Silver Warriors to just six points to move back in front, 37–35.

Both teams traded baskets in the fourth. Niskayuna scored 13 points in the period, while Guilderland matched them with 11, sending the game to overtime tied at 48. In the extra session, Guilderland delivered when it mattered most, outscoring Niskayuna 8–5 to secure the hard-fought win.

Christina Williams led all scorers with a game-high 23 points for Guilderland, including three three-pointers and a perfect 6-for-6 effort at the free-throw line. Jayde Carrk added 13 points, and Cameron Kile chipped in 11 to give the Dutchmen a balanced scoring attack.

Niskayuna was paced by Jayla Forrest and Natalie Birmingham, who each scored 12 points. Ciarra Gonzalez added 11, while Natalia Gula contributed eight in a strong team effort that came up just short.

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Columbia pulled away after a dominant second quarter to defeat Saratoga Springs 78–46.

The game was tightly contested early, with both teams deadlocked at 12–12 after the opening quarter. Columbia then seized control in the second period, erupting for 29 points while holding Saratoga Springs to just eight. That surge gave the Blue Devils a commanding 41–20 lead at halftime and set the tone for the rest of the night.

Columbia continued to build its advantage in the third quarter, outscoring Saratoga Springs 22–10 to push the lead past 30 points. The visitors showed resilience in the fourth, scoring 16 points, but the outcome was well in hand as Columbia closed out the win.

Sarah Rainville led all scorers with a game-high 32 points for Columbia, pouring in 12 field goals and going 8-for-10 from the free-throw line. Amirah Warren added 12 points, while Madelyn Marra chipped in 10 to give Columbia three players in double figures.

Saratoga Springs was paced by Charlotte Panetta and Molly Fitch, who each scored 12 points. Panetta also knocked down a three-pointer and went 3-for-4 at the line, while Fitch connected on two shots from beyond the arc.

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Hudson Falls edged Broadalbin-Perth 57–56 in a tightly contested boys basketball matchup on January 23, using a late free-throw push to secure its fifth straight victory.

Broadalbin-Perth came out firing, jumping to a 22–12 lead after the first quarter behind a barrage of three-pointers. Hudson Falls responded in the second quarter, outscoring the Patriots 17–9 to trim the deficit to 31–29 at halftime. The teams matched each other point for point in the third quarter, each scoring 12, setting up a dramatic final period.

The fourth quarter turned into a back-and-forth battle. Broadalbin-Perth connected on several timely shots from beyond the arc to keep pressure on the home team, but Hudson Falls stayed composed at the foul line. The Tigers went 16-for-22 from the stripe overall and knocked down key free throws in the closing moments to preserve the one-point win.

Brady Smith delivered a dominant performance for Hudson Falls, scoring 36 points and pulling down 21 rebounds to anchor the Tigers on both ends of the floor. Dom Gotte-Seymour added seven points, while Mason Moskal chipped in six.

Broadalbin-Perth was led by a balanced scoring effort, highlighted by strong perimeter shooting that kept the Patriots within striking distance until the final horn. Despite hitting 13 three-pointers, the visitors came up just short. Saragilis had 19, Murphy 17 points.

With the win, Hudson Falls improved to 9–4 on the season.

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Duanesburg 72 Mayfield 47. Coach Brett Simpson records his 100th career win for the Eagles.

1/21/26

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Fonda used a strong middle stretch to pull away and earn a 58–45 Western Athletic Conference boys basketball victory over Loudonville Christian on January 21.

Fonda set the tone early, taking an 11–8 lead after the first quarter before breaking the game open in the second. Fonda-Fultonville poured in 22 points in the period, building a 33–17 halftime advantage.

Nick Myers led the way for Fonda-Fultonville with a game-high 23 points, knocking down five three-pointers. Riley Wilson added 22 points, including two shots from beyond the arc, while also going a perfect 4-for-4 at the free-throw line.

Loudonville Christian was paced by Liam Deeb with 18 points and Cooper Bibighaus with 16. The two combined for three three-pointers, accounting for much of the Lions’ offensive production. Despite a stronger finish in the fourth quarter, Loudonville Christian couldn’t overcome the Raiders’ decisive second-quarter run.

1/20/26

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Spa Catholic 74

 

1/16/26

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Spa Catholic 73 Hoosic Valley 42

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1/13/26

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Averill Park used a strong second half to rally past Colonie for a 48–44 victory.

Momentum shifted after the break as Averill Park came out aggressive on both ends of the floor. The Golden Knights outscored Colonie 18–12 in the third quarter to grab their first lead of the night. Averill Park continued to apply pressure in the fourth, matching Colonie’s intensity and closing the game with a 13–8 edge in the final period to secure the four-point win.

Tyler Bradley led all scorers with a standout performance for Averill Park, finishing with 27 points. Bobby Spencer added eight points.

Colonie was paced by Wilcox, who scored 14 points, and O’Neil, who added nine.

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ROTTERDAM — In a Colonial Council matchup on Tuesday night, Mohonasen hosted Cohoes in a hard‑fought girls basketball contest that featured strong defensive play and balanced scoring on both sides.

Mohonasen earned a – victory behind a standout performance from Maddie Swint, who posted 14 points and 10 rebounds, while controlling the paint with 6 blocks. Payton Whipple and Emma Mullin both added 11, helping the Warriors maintain momentum during a key 3rd quarter run.

Cohoes was led by Taylor Hickey, who finished with 12 points, helped keep it close until Mohon finally pulled away for the 54-25 win.

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Colonie cruised to a convincing 59–22 victory over Averill Park.

The WolfPack set the tone early, jumping out to a 13–4 lead after the first quarter and never looking back. Colonie continued to control the pace in the second period, outscoring Averill Park 15–8 to take a 28–12 advantage into halftime.

Any hopes of a comeback were quickly erased in the third quarter as Colonie put together its strongest stretch of the night, using balanced scoring and steady defense to post a 22–5 run. Holding Averill Park to single-digit points in every quarter, Colonieclosed out the game with a 9–5 edge in the fourth to seal the lopsided win.

Aliyah Pearson led Colonie with 14 points, including four three-pointers, while Olivia Hoffman added 11 points and was perfect from the free-throw line. Ella Trimarchi chipped in eight points, and Gianna Lake contributed seven as Colonie spread the scoring throughout the lineup.

Averill Park was led by Anna Cronin, who scored eight points. Keira Organ added four points, while Aubrey Wilson and Addison Alvey each finished with three.

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Shenendehowa delivered a dominant performance Tuesday night, rolling past Burnt Hills–Ballston Lake 74–24 in Suburban Council action.

The Plainsmen wasted no time taking control, erupting for a 21–3 advantage in the opening quarter behind aggressive defense and balanced scoring. Shenendehowa took a commanding 40–17 lead into halftime.

After the break Shenendehowa put together another overwhelming quarter, holding Burnt Hills to just two points while scoring 21 of its own in the third. With the outcome well in hand, the Plainsmen maintained their intensity in the fourth, closing the night with a 13–5 edge to secure the lopsided victory.

Gianna Sodon led all scorers with 22 points, highlighted by six three-pointers. Gianna Winter and Charlotte Baroody added 13 points each, while Kate Milham added 12 points.

Burnt Hills–Ballston Lake was led by Taniyah Monforte, who finished with 13 points. Emma Larson knocked down two three-pointers for six points, and Sam Goodell added a three as the Spartans struggled to find consistent offense against Shenendehowa’s pressure.

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Watervliet used a strong second quarter and steady scoring throughout the night to pull away from Maple Hill, earning a 70–51 road victory.

The Cannoneers edged ahead early, taking a 13–11 lead after the first quarter, then created separation in the second by outscoring Maple Hill 21–15 to go into halftime up 34–26. Watervliet kept its foot on the gas in the third quarter, extending the margin with a 17–12 advantage, and closed the game with a 19–13 fourth period to seal the win.

Watervliet was led by a balanced offensive effort, with Joyner scoring a team-high 17 points. Sanders added 15 points, while Polard chipped in eight and Sierra contributed nine as the Cannoneers consistently found scoring options at both ends of the floor.

Maple Hill was paced by Dylan Chevrier, who finished with 17 points. Zachary Manning added 16 points, and H. Ashby scored eight.

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1/9/26

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1/8/26

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Glens Falls pulled away in the second half to earn a convincing 58–31 road victory over Queensbury.

The game opened as a defensive battle, with Queensbury holding a narrow 9–7 lead after the first quarter. Glens Falls began to find its rhythm in the second, outscoring Queensbury 12–7 to take a slim 19–16 advantage into halftime.

The turning point came in the third quarter, as Glens Falls took control on both ends of the floor. The visitors poured in 19 points in the period while limiting Queensbury to nine, stretching the lead to 38–25. Glens Falls kept the pressure on in the fourth quarter, closing the game with a 20–6 run to seal the win.

Arya Viger led Glens Falls with 17 points, knocking down three shots from beyond the arc. Allie Dickinson chipped in 12 while Holly Hirsch added 10 points. Piper Eddy and Ashlyn Wiggins contributed eight and seven points, respectively, as Glens Falls showed balanced scoring throughout the lineup.

Queensbury was paced by Hannah Blanchard with eight points and six rebounds. Kenzie Wilson added seven points and six rebounds, and Madelynn Murray contributed six points

 

 

1/7/26

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Fonda-Fultonville used a dominant third-quarter surge to pull away from Fort Plain and earn a convincing 74–41 Western Athletic Conference boys basketball victory.

Fonda held a slim 15–12 edge after the opening quarter before tightening up defensively in the second, limiting Fort Plain to just six points and taking a 33–18 lead into halftime. Fonda-Fultonville then put the game out of reach in the third quarter, erupting for 29 points to extend the margin to 62–35 before cruising through the final eight minutes.

Riley Wilson led all scorers with a game-high 31 points, converting 8 of 11 free throws. Nick Myers followed with 19 points, while Sam Huckans added nine and Brayden Wassink chipped in six. Fonda-Fultonville knocked down nine three-pointers, with Wilson and Myers accounting for six of them.

Fort Plain was paced by Owen Castellano with 13 points, while Enjah Brown finished with 11.

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1/6/26

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Christian Brothers Academy used a fast start and balanced scoring to roll past Averill Park 69–34.

CBA set the tone early, jumping out to a commanding 24–4 lead in the first quarter behind aggressive defense and efficient scoring. The Brothers continued to control the tempo in the second quarter, taking a 33–15 advantage into halftime.

Any hopes of an Averill Park comeback were erased after the break, as CBA outscored the Warriors 21–12 in the third quarter and followed with a 15–7 edge in the fourth to cruise to the lopsided victory.

JJ Osinski led all scorers with 25 points for CBA. A. Osinski added 18 points, while Polydore chipped in six and Cadet contributed five as the Brothers spread the scoring throughout the lineup.

Averill Park was paced by Mario Morelli, who finished with 10 points. Bobby Spencer added five points.

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Glens Falls built an early lead and never looked back, defeating Hudson Falls 57–39.

The Black Bears set the tone in the opening quarter, outscoring Hudson Falls 13–7, and continued to apply pressure in the second period to take a 27–13 advantage into halftime. Glens Falls maintained control after the break, matching Hudson Falls’ 14 points in the third quarter before pulling away further in the final eight minutes.

Brady Girard delivered a standout performance for Glens Falls, pouring in a game-high 32 points to lead all scorers. Girard was efficient from the field and steady at the free-throw line, spearheading a balanced offensive effort. Jeffrey Woodell added 11 points, while Ralph Maldonado chipped in eight as the Black Bears finished strong at the foul line.

Hudson Falls was led by Brady Smith, who scored 16 points to pace the Tigers. Dom Gotte-Seymour added seven points

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Catskill’s fast-paced offense proved too much for Maple Hill as the visiting Cats pulled away for an 88–69 win.

Catskill came out firing in the opening quarter, erupting for 29 points to seize early control. Maple Hill responded with a stronger second quarter, but Catskill still carried a 47–28 lead into halftime. The home team showed resilience after the break, outscoring Catskill 26–23 in the third quarter to cut into the deficit, but Catskill answered with another 18-point fourth quarter to seal the win.

Gonzalez led all scorers with 23 points for Catskill, while T. Hendy added 16 points and Nielsen chipped in 14. Harris contributed 12 points, giving Catskill a balanced scoring attack that consistently pressured Maple Hill’s defense throughout the night.

Maple Hill was paced by D. Chevrier, who finished with a team-high 19 points. H. Ashby added 14 points, while Z. Manning scored 11. Camadine also provided a spark with nine points.

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Colonie controlled the game from the opening tip rolling to a 72–36 victory over Columbia.

The visiting Wolfpack set the tone early, pouring in 24 first-quarter points to build a commanding lead. Columbia struggled to find an offensive rhythm against Colonie’s pressure defense, managing just 14 points in the first half as Colonie carried a 39–14 advantage into the break. The visitors continued to extend the margin in the third quarter and comfortably closed out the win.

Olivia Hoffman led a balanced Colonie attack with 17 points, knocking down three three-pointers. Gianna Lake added 11 points, while Aliyah Pearson chipped in 10. Payton Rundell scored eight points and Ella Trimarchi added eight more as Colonie saw contributions up and down the lineup.

Columbia was led by Amirah Warren, who finished with a team-high 12 points. Sarah Rainville scored 10, and Madison Ficara added six.

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Shenendehowa delivered a dominant all-around performance cruising to a 75–39 road victory over Niskayuna.

The Plainsmen took control early, jumping out to a 16–7 lead after the first quarter and continued to widen the gap in the second. Shenendehowa’s offensive surge in the third quarter proved decisive, as they outscored Niskayuna 26–9 to put the game firmly out of reach heading into the final period.

Gianna Sodon powered the Shenendehowa offense with a game-high 23 points, connecting on five three-pointers. Kate Milham contributed 11 points, while Charlotte Baroody and Kailey Weber each scored seven.

Niskayuna was led by Natalie Birmingham, who finished with 10 points, and Aitana Puig-Flores, who added seven. Jayla Forrest chipped in five.

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Shaker wasted little time asserting control on the road, rolling to a 96–35 victory over Ballston Spa.

The Blue Bison came out firing, opening the game with a 34–3 first-quarter advantage that set the tone for the night. Shaker continued to apply pressure in the second quarter and carried a commanding 55–23 lead into halftime. Consistent scoring in the second half allowed the visitors to steadily extend the margin and close out a lopsided win.

Malia Jackson led all scorers with 23 points, while Peyton Hoblock added 21 points to anchor Shaker’s balanced attack. Aailay Powell finished with 13 points, and Jayla Geter and Sofia Lanni each chipped in 12. Shaker placed nine players in the scoring column, highlighting its depth and ability to maintain intensity throughout the game.

Ballston Spa was led by Avery Ostrander, who knocked down five three-pointers and finished with 15 points. Chloe Waite added six, while Dylan DeChant and Aubrey Kramer scored five apiece.

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South Glens Falls pulled away in the second half to earn a 56–41 road victory over Queensbury.

The game was tightly contested early, with South Glens Falls holding a narrow 14–12 lead after the first quarter. Both teams matched each other in the second period, scoring 12 points apiece, sending the Bulldogs into halftime with a slim 26–24 advantage.

South Glens Falls took control after the break, turning up the defensive pressure and outscoring Queensbury 17–8 in the third quarter. That surge created enough separation for the visitors, who maintained the momentum in the fourth quarter by winning the final frame 13–9 to seal the win.

Charlotte McDonough delivered a dominant performance for South Glens Falls, pouring in 43 points to account for the majority of the Bulldogs’ offense. Adley Novack chipped in six points.

Queensbury was led by Quinn Jones and Madelynn Murray, who each scored 11 points. Emily Sassaman added five, and Hannah Blanchard and Kenzie Wilson contributed five apiece

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Boys Basketball Summary

 

1/4/26

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Niskayuna 59 Albany 53

Brady Olsen scored 27 and Will DiCaprio added 20 in the victory.

Richard Wright led Albany with 15 points, Sincere Allah 14 points and Romario Wright 10 points.

 

1/3/26

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12/30/25

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Niskayuna 57 Colonie 55

Niskayuna raced out to a 21-12 first quarter lead. Colonie used a strong 2nd quarter to grab a 32-31 halftime lead.

Brady Olsen had a game high 20 points for Niskayuna. Will Dicaprio and Josh Harrow 12 points each.

Ethan Peck had 14 points to lead the Wolfpack. Ramel Bodden added 12.

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12/27/25

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12/22/25

Girls

Berne-Knox-Westerlo used a fast start and balanced scoring to earn a 52-27 win over Northville on Monday night in a girls basketball matchup.

The Bulldogs set the tone early, jumping out to an 18-8 lead in the opening quarter and never looking back. Northville struggled to find consistent offense in the second period, managing just two points, as Berne-Knox-Westerlo extended its advantage to 28-10 at halftime. The home team continued to control play in the third quarter, outscoring Northville 13-5 to put the game firmly out of reach.

Northville showed some late fight in the fourth quarter, scoring 12 points, but the Bulldogs matched the effort to comfortably close out the victory.

Bella Daguillo and Olivia Kirker led Berne-Knox-Westerlo with 14 points apiece. Annie Lendrum and Molly Shaver each added nine points, providing steady support as the Bulldogs spread the scoring across the lineup.

Northville was paced by Keira Mackey, who finished with 15 points, while Leah Valovic added seven. Despite solid defensive effort and rebounding from several players, Northville was unable to overcome its slow offensive start.

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Girls

Glens Falls broke open a tight game with a dominant second half to defeat Scotia-Glenville 69-54 in a girls basketball matchup on December 22.

The two teams traded leads through the first half, with Scotia-Glenville holding a slim 33-23 advantage at the break behind steady outside shooting. Glens Falls stayed within reach early, then turned the momentum decisively after halftime.

The turning point came in the third quarter, when Glens Falls erupted for 26 points while holding Scotia-Glenville to just nine. The surge flipped a 10-point halftime deficit into a commanding lead, as the home team’s offense found its rhythm and the defense tightened.

Glens Falls continued to build on that advantage in the fourth quarter, outscoring Scotia-Glenville 20-12 to seal the win.

Holly Hirsch led Glens Falls with 18 points, while Ashlyn Wiggins added 16. Arya Viger contributed 14 points, including three 3-pointers, and the balanced scoring helped Glens Falls maintain pressure throughout the second half.

Scotia-Glenville was paced by Riley O’Malley and Jessica Bodden, who scored 20 points apiece. Noelle Acosta chipped in 11, but the Tartans were unable to slow Glens Falls’ second-half surge.

With the strong finish, Glens Falls pulled away late and secured the 15-point victory.

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Boys

Duanesburg stays undefeated at 7-0 with their 60-43 win vs.Rennselaer. J.J. Reese led the Eagles with 14 points, Jack Capron 12 points, Cody Lafountain 11 points. L. Astacio paced the Rams with 14 points, A. Alvardo added 13.

12/21/25

Boys

Fonda-Fultonville used a balanced scoring attack to pull away from Mechanicville for a 60-51 boys basketball victory at Siena College in the Coaches vs. Cancer showcase.

Fonda set the tone early, jumping out to a 15-8 lead after the first quarter. Mechanicville responded in the second quarter, trimming the deficit to five at halftime, 28-23, as the Red Raiders found their rhythm offensively.

Fonda-Fultonville regained control after the break, matching Mechanicville basket for basket in the third quarter before extending the margin in the final eight minutes. The Braves outscored the Red Raiders 17-14 in the fourth quarter, using timely shooting and second-chance opportunities to seal the win.

Riley Wilson led all scorers with 27 points for Fonda-Fultonville and added a dominant performance on the boards with 13 rebounds. Nick Myers chipped in 17 points, while Brayden Wassink contributed seven points. The Braves knocked down four three-pointers and were efficient at the free-throw line, converting 10 of 13 attempts.

Mechanicville was paced by Matt Munger, who finished with 20 points and hit four three-pointers. Alex Shakow added 15 points, including seven made free throws, while Kolton Rinaldi and Ryan Gaba each scored four.

12/20/25

Girls

Colonie started strong out scoring Our Lady of Lourdes 32-13 in the first half in their 64-37 win on Saturday. Olivia Hoffman led the Wolfpack with 15 points, Aliyah Pearson added 10, Payton Rundell 9 points and Ella Trimarchi 8 points.

Boys

Lansingburgh took care of Cobleskill 65-51 in a non-league contest giving Coach Eric Loudis his 100th career win.

12/19/25

Boys

Greenwich knocked off Saratoga Catholic 58-44. Ryan Ingber led all scorers for the Witches with 21 points. Mike Cronin added 11 points, Ethan Mullin 10. David Redgrave had 14 points for the Saints, Thomas Zayac 11 points.

Girls

Shenendehowa put together a strong all-around performance Friday night, pulling away for a 60-45 victory over Ballston Spa in a girls basketball matchup.

The game was tight early, with Shenendehowa holding a slim 9-7 lead after the opening quarter. The Plainsmen found their rhythm in the second quarter, outscoring Ballston Spa 24-15 to build a 33-22 advantage at the break. Shenendehowa continued to apply pressure after halftime, using balanced scoring and solid defense to widen the margin with a 20-15 edge in the third quarter.

Ballston Spa matched Shenendehowa point for point in the final period, but the deficit proved too large to overcome as the Plainsmen closed out the win.

Kailey Weber led Shenendehowa with 16 points, knocking down four three-pointers, while Kate Milham added 14 points. Charlotte Baroody chipped in nine points, and Jordyn Gurney and Gianna Winter each contributed six as Shenendehowa spread the scoring throughout the lineup.

Ballston Spa was paced by Aubrey Kramer, who scored 15 points, including three shots from beyond the arc. Avery Ostrander added 10 points.

Shenendehowa’s decisive second-quarter run set the tone, allowing the Plainsmen to control the tempo and secure the home victory.

 

12/17/25

Girls

Mayfield used a decisive third-quarter surge to pull away from Northville and earn a 62-52 girls basketball victory on December 17.

The two teams traded baskets throughout a fast-paced first half, with Northville holding a slim 35-32 leadt at the break. Mayfield erupted for 24 points in the third quarter while holding Northville to just four. The run turned a close contest into a double-digit advantage and proved to be the difference.

Brianna Iannuzzi led all scorers with 26 points for Mayfield, knocking down four three-pointers and adding eight steals on the defensive end. Abigail Powers followed with 17 points, six rebounds, and four assists, while Aubrey Byrns chipped in nine points from beyond the arc. Mayfield’s defensive pressure forced turnovers and fueled the pivotal third-quarter run.

Northville was led by Izzy Colon, who finished with 22 points, seven assists, and eight free throws. Keira Mackey added 16 points, and Leah Valovic contributed a double-double with nine points and 11 rebounds. Despite a strong start, Northville struggled to find offense after halftime and was unable to recover from the third-quarter swing.

Mayfield closed out the game with steady defense in the fourth quarter to secure the home win.

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Boys

Duanesburg stays undefeated at 6-0 with a 61-40 win vs. Schoharie. The Eagles jumped out to a 17-8 first quarter lead but Schoharie cut their deficit to 22-19 at the half. A 20-12 run in the third quarter was the difference as Duanesburg pulled away for the win.

JJ Rose and Jack Capron both led the Eagles with 16 points each. Ayden Fall added nine points and Logan Kapusta chipped in with eight points.

Luke Stevens paced Schoharie with 17 points.

 

12/16/25

Boys

Niskayuna beat cross town rival Schenectady 61-27. The Patriots jumped out to a 9-8 lead after the first quarter but Niskayuna bounced back to take a 24-16 lead into intermission. Niskayuna's stiff defense held Schenectady to 11 second half points.

Brady Olsen led Niskayna with 18 points, Will Dicaprio added 15, Jake McDonald 9.

Armel Chutman was the leading scorer for Schenectady with 9 points, Camauri Harris netted 7 points.

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Girls

Saratoga Springs pulls away for road win at Queensbury

Saratoga Springs used a strong first half to build a commanding lead and cruised to a 54-34 victory over Queensbury in a girls basketball matchup on December 16.

The Blue Streaks set the tone early, jumping out to a 17-7 advantage in the opening quarter and extending the margin to 35-15 by halftime. Queensbury showed signs of life in the third quarter, outscoring Saratoga Springs 13-11, but the visitors quickly regained control and closed the game with an 8-6 fourth quarter.

Evelyn Pilkington led Saratoga Springs with a dominant performance, scoring 26 points while knocking down four three-pointers. The scoring was balanced behind her, with Riley Kennedy, Jordan Gennoy, and Abby Tellstone each contributing five points. 

Queensbury was paced by Madelynn Murray, who finished with 11 points, including a three-pointer. Kady Duffy added 10 points, while Emily Sassaman chipped in four. 

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Girls

Mohonasen used a fast start and steady scoring throughout to earn a 59-32 Colonial Council league victory over LaSalle on December 16 at Mohonasen.

The Warriors came out aggressive, scoring 20 points in the opening quarter to take control early. LaSalle stayed competitive defensively, but Mohonasen continued to widen the gap, leading 27-15 at halftime. A strong third quarter, highlighted by balanced scoring and defensive pressure, put the game out of reach as Mohonasen extended the margin to 45-26 heading into the final period.

Maddie Swint led all scorers with 21 points, Emma Mullen added 10 points, knocking down a pair of three-pointers, while Payton Whipple chipped in nine points and was perfect from the free-throw line. Lucy Musto contributed eight points, and Kate LeClerc added four as Mohonasen spread the scoring across the lineup.

LaSalle was led by Kate Gilooly, who scored 11 points and went 6-for-8 from the free-throw line. Moira Galuski added eight points, while Anna Tedesco and Brianna Gross chipped in four and two points, respectively. 

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 Girls

Colonie used a balanced offensive effort and a strong second half to pull away for a 63-55 victory over Shenendehowa.

Shenendehowa came out sharp, scoring 17 points in the opening quarter and taking a narrow 33-31 lead into halftime after another solid offensive stretch in the second. Colonie stayed within striking distance early, then began to take control after the break, outscoring Shenendehowa 15-11 in the third quarter to seize momentum.

The host Raiders continued to build on that edge in the fourth, holding Shenendehowa to 11 points while adding 17 of their own to secure the win.

Olivia Hoffman led all scorers with 26 points for Colonie, knocking down three three-pointers and finishing efficiently at the free-throw line. Ella Trimarchi added 11 points, while Aliyah Pearson chipped in nine. Gianna Lake and Payton Rundell contributed six and three points, respectively, as Colonie spread the scoring throughout the lineup.

Shenendehowa was paced by Kate Milham, who scored 18 points with three three-pointers. Gianna Winter followed with 14 points, and Kailey Weber added 13, including three shots from beyond the arc.

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 Girls

Shaker delivered a dominant performance rolling past Guilderland 75-32 in a girls basketball matchup.

The Blue Bison set the tone immediately, jumping out to a 23-5 lead after the first quarter and never allowing Guilderland to find any offensive rhythm. Shaker continued to apply pressure in the second quarter, outscoring the Dutchmen 20-6 to take a commanding 43-11 advantage into halftime.

Guilderland showed more offensive balance after the break, scoring 10 points in the third quarter and 11 in the fourth, but Shaker matched the effort and maintained control throughout. The hosts added 18 points in the third and 14 more in the final quarter to cruise to the victory.

Shaker received scoring contributions up and down the lineup. Malia Jackson led the way with 12 points, while Sofia Lanni and Aailay Powell each added 11. Jayla Geter finished with nine points, and Noli Ceccucci chipped in eight. Peyton Hoblock contributed eight points, helping Shaker’s balanced attack.

For Guilderland, Aileana Engelson led the team with 11 points, including three three-pointers. Christina Williams added 10 points, while Emily Bigness scored six. 

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Boys

Queensbury erased an early double-digit deficit and pulled away in the second half to defeat Hudson Falls 53-43 in a Foothills Council boys basketball matchup.

Hudson Falls came out firing, holding Queensbury to just three points in the opening quarter while building a 16-3 advantage. The Tigers looked poised to take control, but foul trouble in the second quarter slowed their momentum and prevented them from extending the lead. Queensbury capitalized by scoring 23 points in the period to trail 29-26 at halftime.

The second half belonged to Queensbury’s defense, which limited Hudson Falls to 14 total points over the final two quarters. The Spartans went to the stripe 31 times in the game, a key factor in widening the gap down the stretch.

Williams led all scorers with 23 points for Queensbury, providing a steady offensive presence throughout the comeback.

Hudson Falls was paced by Brady Smith, who turned in a strong all-around performance with 21 points and 18 rebounds.

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 Girls

Columbia used steady pressure across all four quarters to pull away from Burnt Hills–Ballston Lake for a 68-46 victory.

The Blue Devils set the tone early, opening an 18-10 lead in the first quarter and maintaining control through halftime with a 32-22 advantage. Burnt Hills–Ballston Lake responded with its best stretch in the third quarter, scoring 20 points behind a strong push from Taniyah Monforte and Emma Larson to trim the margin. Columbia answered every run, however, taking a 51-42 lead into the final period.

Columbia closed the game decisively in the fourth quarter, holding Burnt Hills–Ballston Lake to just four points while adding 17 of its own to seal the win.

Sarah Rainville led all scorers with 29 points. Madelyn Marra added 20 points, including a pair of three-pointers, while Madison Ficara chipped in 11 points to round out a strong offensive showing.

Burnt Hills–Ballston Lake was led by Monforte’s 19 points, with Larson contributing 13. Alex Bicknell added eight points, including two three-pointers, but the Spartans were unable to keep pace down the stretch as Columbia pulled away late.

 

12/15/25

 Girls

Glens Falls used a fast start and balanced scoring to pull away from Amsterdam for a 75-58 victory in a girls basketball matchup on December 15.

The Black Bears jumped out early, racing to a 26-9 lead in the opening quarter as they pushed the pace and converted on both ends of the floor. Amsterdam settled in during the second quarter, outscoring Glens Falls 15-9 to cut into the deficit before halftime, but the early surge proved difficult to overcome.

Glens Falls regained momentum after the break, posting 21 points in the third quarter to extend its lead to 56-40. Amsterdam continued to battle in the fourth quarter behind a strong offensive effort, but the Black Bears matched the scoring down the stretch to maintain control.

Holly Hirsch led Glens Falls with 23 points, connecting from beyond the arc and going a perfect 7-for-7 from the free-throw line. Arya Viger added 21 points, while Allie Dickinson contributed 13 points, including three three-pointers, to round out a balanced attack.

Amsterdam was paced by a standout performance from Mia Natale, who scored 34 points. Emma Araujo added 12 points, and Kaemari Allen chipped in eight, but the Rams were unable to close the gap after Glens Falls’ strong opening quarter.

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 Boys

Northville pulled away in the second half to secure a 73-47 boys basketball victory over Hartford on December 15.

The Falcons and Indians traded baskets early, with Hartford holding close through the opening quarter as Northville carried a slim 16-15 edge. Hartford struggled to find offense in the second quarter, however, managing just five points as Northville’s defense tightened and helped build a 31-20 lead at the break.

Northville took full control after halftime, outscoring Hartford 20-15 in the third quarter and then closing the game with a 22-point fourth period. The Falcons’ balanced scoring and pressure defense proved too much down the stretch, steadily extending the margin.

Niko Sevastakis led all scorers with 35 points, knocking down four three-pointers while adding three assists and five steals. Braydn Bovee followed with 16 points, eight rebounds, and five steals, while Khy Tran chipped in seven points and eight assists to direct the offense.

Hartford was paced by Daniel Peterson, who scored 15 points, and Aiden Swezey, who added 11. Despite a competitive start, the Indians were unable to keep pace with Northville’s second-half surge.

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Girls

Hudson Falls edged Queensbury 39-34 in a tightly contested girls basketball matchup on December 15, pulling away late to secure the road win.

The game opened at a slow pace, with both teams trading baskets in a defensive first quarter that saw Hudson Falls take a narrow 7-6 lead. The Tigers added to their advantage in the second quarter behind steady offense and carried a 19-14 edge into halftime.

Queensbury battled back after the break, matching Hudson Falls point for point in the third quarter to keep the deficit at four heading into the final period. The Spartans made one final push in the fourth, but Hudson Falls answered each challenge and held on down the stretch to seal the victory.

Haylee Sullivan led Hudson Falls with a game-high 16 points, while Vangie Johnson added 14, including two three-pointers. Delaney Lanphear chipped in six points to round out the scoring.

Queensbury was paced by Madelynn Murray, who scored 15 points with two three-pointers, and Hannah Blanchard, who added nine. Despite strong defensive effort on both sides, Hudson Falls’ balanced scoring and timely baskets proved to be the difference in a close Foothills Council contest.

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12/12/25

Girls

Bethlehem pulled away early and never looked back in a 54-33 girls basketball victory over Guilderland on December 12.

The Eagles set the tone in the opening quarter, building an 11-8 lead, then stretched the margin with a strong second quarter to take a 30-16 advantage into halftime. Bethlehem continued to control the pace in the third quarter and closed out the win with a steady final period.

Lily Greisbach led all scorers with 19 points for Bethlehem, knocking down seven field goals and a three-pointer. Elizabeth Kearney provided a balanced scoring effort with 13 points, including two three-pointers and five free throws, while Laynie Shersky added 10 points. Bethlehem’s balanced offense and defensive pressure kept Guilderland from finding consistent scoring opportunities.

Guilderland was paced by Christina Williams, who scored 12 points, all coming from beyond the arc. Cameron Kile chipped in six points, and Leah Lehara added six.

 

 

 

 

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Columbia defeated Troy, 65-39, in a non-league tilt. With the game tied at seventeen, the Blue Devils used a 16-6 spurt before the half to pull away from the Flying Horses.

Sarah Rainville scored 29 points for Columbia, Maddy Marra added 21.

Kiana Tiernan led Troy with 15 points.

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(Saratoga)

Box Score

SCORE BY QUARTER	1	2	3	4	OT	FINAL
Loudonville Christian	15	18	19	20	0	72
North Warren	10	16	22	13	0	61
			Loudonville Christian	North Warren
		FGM -	24	22
		FTM -	16	5
		FTA -	25	12
		FT% -	64.0%	41.7%
		3PtM -	8	12
Loudonville Christian
Name	FGM	3PM	FTM	FTA	PTS
Christian Stanton	4	0	0	0	8
Cooper Bibighaus	0	0	0	0	0
DJ Butler	0	0	0	0	0
Jack Sierra	2	2	1	2	7
Jack Bibighaus	3	0	3	5	9
Liam Deeb	0	0	1	2	1
Michael Marshall	10	2	8	12	30
Jared Pratt	4	4	3	4	15
Shayne Paddock	0	0	0	0	0
Jamison Whitt	0	0	0	0	0
Isaiah Gibson	1	0	0	0	2
North Warren
Name	FGM	3PM	FTM	FTA	PTS
Semaj Cuyler	5	2	1	2	13
Elijah Horge	6	3	1	4	16
Hunter Conger	0	0	0	0	0
Tyler Hitchcock	2	1	1	2	6
Coleman Swartz	4	4	0	0	12
Killian Weyant	0	0	0	0	0
Isaiah Tyrell	0	0	0	0	0
Derrick Tyrell	2	0	1	3	5
Giovanni Marron	0	0	0	0	0
Austin Simione	0	0	0	0	0
Wyatt Jennings	3	2	1	1	9
Zachary Kramer	0	0	0	0	0