Schuylerville

Keith Harrington-Staff Writer:The Schuylerville Black Horses jumped out to a 6-0 lead after a period, and 9-4 at the half, before fighting off a Cambridge rally to defeat the Indians 13-10 in a key Wasaren League boys lacrosse match. The win for the Black Horses avenges an 8-4 loss earlier in the season. It was the first league loss for Cambridge.

Andrew Nevins led Schuylerville with five goals and an assist in the match. Morgan Cornell and Sean Flanders scored twice each, while Hunter Duval, Ben Mannix, Luke Pumiglia and Ethan Zwirin all found the back of the cage for the Indians. Duval and Flanders combined for five assists.

Thomas Hemmerling scored three goals for Cambridge. Paul Baker, Aaron Mulready, and Skyler Saunders chipped in two goals each for the Indians.

Tom Thompson recorded seven saves for Schuylerville. Charles Hayes stopped five shots for Cambridge.

Staff Writer Rick Lyons:  The Hoosick Falls softball team played yesterday after dropping a tough 11 inning decision to Stillwater on Thursday.  Friday afternoon their opponent was Tamarac, undefeated in league play at 4-0.  Not wanting to be saddled with successive Wasaren losses Panther hurler Rachel Quackenbush threw her second no-hitter of the week leading the Falls to a 2-1 win over the Bengals.

Quackenbush who no-hit Cambridge on Tuesday and took the loss Thursday against Stillwater despite striking out 19 and allowing but two hits in 11 innings, handcuffed Tamarac on this afternoon striking out 11 and walking just one.  Tamarac scored in the second frame on two Hoosick Falls errors taking the early 1-0 lead.

In the bottom of the inning Chelsea Steven’s infield hit plated Rachel Pine and the teams were deadlocked at 1-1.

Things would stay that way until the sixth, when the Panther’s Sierra Bailey flared a single to short right, scoring Carsen Williams with the game-winner.

With the victory Hoosick Falls improves to 4-1, 6-2, and with the loss Tamarac goes to 4-1, 4-3 on the year.

 

The Schuylerville baseball team has had a nice week for themselves.  On Tuesday they got past previously unbeaten Greenwich, Thursday they easily dispatched Granville and yesterday won their third straight  with a 5-4 victory over Fonda.

Playing in the first round of the Gloversville Tournament the Black Horse’s Pat Castle doubled home Austin Anderson in top of frame seven and Schuylerville hung on to defeat the always tough Braves of Fonda.

Jake Petralia had a pair of two-run singles and picked up the pitching win as well for Schuylerville who goes to 2-2, 3-2 with the W.

The Black Horses will play Gloversville in the championship game today at 12:30 at Husky Field.

 

The Granville Golden Horde swept all five singles matches leading to a 5-2 victory over Schuylerville in Adirondack League tennis action.

Joey Lea, Sam McDermott, Garrett Brown, Till Rugge and Ian Bixby all notched W’s for the Horde who ran their record to 5-0 for the season.

Keith Harrington-Staff Writer

Schuylerville 8 Greenwich 5

Last spring we here at Adirondack SportsNet presented our first ever live webcast of high school lacrosse. The game was a night game between the Greenwich Witches and Schuylerville Black Horses. Greenwich cruised to an easy win on that night. A year later the Black Horses were ablt to turn the tables as they remained unbeaten on the season with an 8-5 win over the Witches.

The Black Horses took control of this one early, scoring four goals in the first period while holding the explosive Greenwich offense to just one score. The Witches outscored the Black Horses 4-3 in the middle stanzas to cut the lead to 7-5 heading to the fourth, but Stillwater tacked on a goal in the frame and shut down the Witches again to grab the victory.

Morgan Cornell, Sean Flanders, Ben Mannix scored two goals apiece. Andrew Nevins and Ian Vincent also scored.

Curtis Taylor found the back  of the cage three times for Greenwich.

Tom Thompson recorded six saves for Schuylerville. Will McFee had nine saves for Greenwich.

Schuylerville is 3-0, 4-0. Greenwich is 2-1, 2-2.

Cambridge 15 Maple Hill 2

The Cambridge Indians continued their winning ways as they easily disposed of Maple Hill 15-2 in Wasaren League boys lacrosse action. The Indians are now 3-0 in league play, 5-1 overall.

Thomas Hemmerling had a huge day for Cambridge as he tallied five goals to lead the way. Paul Baker, Liam Somers,  and Skyler Saunders scored two goals apiece. Len Darcy, Aaron Mulready, Jarred Sausville, and Bryant Gibbons all added a goal.

Charles Hayes had a quiet day in goal,  only having to stop three Maple Hill shots.

Kolby Randall and Austin Seymour scored for Maple Hill.

Keith Harrington-Staff Writer

Cambridge 9 Lansingburgh 5

The Cambridge Indians led 5-2 at the half, then pulled away with three goals in the third as they defeated Lansingburgh 9-5 in Wasaren League Boys Lacrosse play. Lansingburgh scored first, but Cambridge then tallied four straight to take control.

Skyler Saunders had the hot hand for the Indians as he founf the back of the cage four times, adding three assists. Bryant Gibbons added three goals for Cambridge.

Charles Hayes III was solid in goal as he turned away 11 Lansingburgh shots.

Cambridge is now 2-0 in league play, 4-1 overall.

Schuylerville 15 Maple Hill 2

The Schuylerville Black  Horses were dominant in this one as they cruised past Maple Hill 15-2. The Black Horses scored four goals in the first and four more in the secoond to lead 8-1 at the half. They then put it away by exploding for six goals in the third.

Ben Mannix and Morgan Cornell led the Black Horses with three goals each. Sean Flanders added four assists. Andrew Nevins, Luke Pumiglia and Ian Vincent each had a pair of goals.

Tom Thompson stopped six shots for Schuylerville.

 Schuylerville is now 2-0, 3-0. Maple Hill falls to 0-2, 0-5.