Gordon helps Scotia boys move into Foothills soccer lead

Elliot Gordon scored all three goals to give the Scotia-Glenville boys’ soccer team a 3-2 victory over South Glens Falls Friday, pushing the Tartans (10-2) ahead of Gloversville into the Foothills Council lead.

Jeff Rabine’s goal with 13:21 left pulled the Bulldogs into a 2-2 tie, but Gordon scored the game-winner less than five minutes later.

Nate Crow and Nick Hlat assisted on Gordon’s second-half goals. Jeff Hajek had a goal and an assist for the Bulldogs (6-4-2, 10-4-2).

Gloversville (9-2) can regain a share of the lead tonight when the Dragons take on Broadalbin-Perth at 7.

Brandon Neddo scored his first career goal on a restart with 12:44 left in the first half to give Queensbury a 1-0 victory over Glens Falls. The shutout was the third of the week for the Spartans (8-3-1), while the Indians fell to 3-9-0 in the league and 6-10-0 overall.

Johnstown and Hudson Falls battled to a 0-0 tie in a game that saw numerous missed opportunities.

Tommy Horning of Johnstown ripped a shot off the post in the firtst half, and in the first overtime, Mario Balzano came in one-on-one, was was stopped by Tigers’ goalie Ryan Darfler.

Caleb Ciaschetti and Pat Quinn each scored a goal as Suburban Council South Guilderland blanked Shaker, 2-0, to improve to 13-0 in the league. Devin Bailey made four saves to get the shutout.

Joe Naparstek banged in four goals to lead Albany Academy to a 5-0 victory over Ravena-

Coeymans-Selkirk in the Colonial Council. Amadou Gueye scored the other goal for the Cadets (7-3-2,

8-4-1), and Chris Lockwood, Tyler McCarthy, Chris Breiner and Taylor Esper all picked up assists.

Brian Hamor scored twice in the second half to give Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons a 3-1 victory over Amsterdam in a Big 10 game. Mike Carroll had the other goal for the Golden Knights (4-4-3, 6-5-3), Jonathan Aziz had two assists, and Garrett Cherry and Chris Gosh picked up single assists. Steve Adamowski scored off a Phil Miskinis assist for the Rams.

Mike Muthersbaugh scored twice to give Troy a 2-0 victory over Christian Brothers Academy. C.J. Anslow and Brandon Wilson came through with assists, and Zach Scher made six saves to earn his second shutout of the year.

Tamarac remained undefeated with a 3-2 Wasaren League victory over Stillwater. Tyler Shaw scored all three goals for the Bengals

(11-0-1, 13-0-1), while Dane Slocum scored both goals for the Warriors.

St. Johnsville turned back Fonda-Fultonville, 2-1, in the Western Athletic Conference. Eric Hart scored the game-winning goal for the Saints, and Scott Jaikin finished with a goal and an assist.

Micah Reamer scored off an assist from R.J. Gallup four minutes into overtime to give Schenectady Christian a 1-0 WAC victory over Sharon Springs.

Girls

Panthers pull upset

Samantha Hart and Evitza Nikollaj each scored two goals as Mayfield upset Western Athletic Conference North contender Fort Plain, 4-3, in overtime.

Olivia Miller and Rachel Bornt each picked up assists as the Panthers improved to 5-6-2 in the league.

Kelsey Logan had a goal and an assist, and Kaitlyn Trembley and Ashley Crouse also scored for the Hilltoppers, who suffered just their second league loss in 13 outings.

Hillary Habla scored all three goals as Fonda-Fultonville outlasted St. Johnsville, 3-2, in another WAC game. Habla scored the game-winner with 42 seconds left, poking in a corner kick. Meghan Beaulieu scored both goals for the Saints (2-12).

Lauren McGarry came through with a goal and an assist to lead Duanesburg to a 2-0 victory over Sharon Springs, Alyson Sanders also scored, Sara Cooper had an assist and Beth Smith came up with 16 saves for the Eagles.

Marion Bates and Victoria McCormick provided goals to back Meghan Bassler’s eight-save effort in goal as Berne-Knox-Westerlo held off Schoharie, 2-1. Beth Cleveland scored for Schoharie.

Bethlehem took another step

toward an undefeated regular season, as Kaitlyn Martin and Megan Olsen each scored goals as the Eagles blanked Saratoga Springs, 2-0.

Anna Gray picked up assist, and Kiersten Swete made four saves as the Eagles improved to 14-0-0 in the Suburban Council and 16-0-0 overall.

Guilderland did all of its scoring in the first half as the Lady Dutch defeated Shaker, 3-2. Danielle

Tetreault had a goal and two assists for the Lady Dutch (6-7-1,

8-7-1), and Micheala Maybe and Jenna Crupi also scored goals. The Blue Bison (5-8, 7-8) were led by Lauren Crunden and Caitlin Calahan, who each had a goal.

Alaina Greco popped in three goals and also got an assist as Ballston Spa rolled over

Mohonasen, 7-1. Lauren Andi,

Renae Cairns, Amanda Callanan, Anne Czelusniak and Jenna Hoffernan also scored goals for the Scotties (9-4-1 SC). Cairns also played in goal, stopping four shots

Liz McMahon scored off an assist from Jami Danauis for the Mighty Warriors.

Kelly Hotaling, Georgina Farrow and Jillian Beatty each scored goals as Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake improved to 8-5-1 in the Suburban and 10-5-1 overall with a 3-1 victory over Columbia. Conor O’Brien scored for the Blue Devils.

Gaby Mylod scored the game-winning goal in the first half, and Karly DiSimone added an insurance goal in the second as Shenendehowa shut out Averill Park, 2-0, in another SC match. Jamie Norris and Molly Popolizio had the assists, and Mackenzie Mylod made three saves to earn the shutout for the Lady Plainsmen (8-5-1 SC).

Cheyenne Guisti scored a pair of goals, and Biannca DiCaterino had two assists as Broadalbin-Perth turned back Hudson Falls, 3-0, in the Foothills Council. Kate Westfall had the other goal for the Patriots (3-6-2), and Avery Light made four saves for the shutout.

Chelsea Carruthers scored a pair of goals to lead South Glens Falls to a 3-0 Foothills win over Johnstown.

Grace Collett scored the game-winning goal off an assist from Alysa Chartrand in the second overtime to give Watervliet a 1-0 victory over Cobleskill-Richmondville in the Colonial Council. Chartand and Kaitlin LaBarge split time in goal, combining for 12 saves.

With Marissa Skaczkowski, Alysa Russell and Abby Maiello each scoring goals in the first half,

Mechanicville ran its Colonial Council record to 9-2 with a 3-1 victory over Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk. Ashley Wilson scored for Ravena.

Sarah Agan and Kierra Moore each had a goal as Holy Names blanked Lansingburgh, 2-0. Rayann Gelata and Tess Massaroni picked up assists for Holy Names (10-1-1, 12-1-1) and Casey Spicer made four saves. The loss dropped the Knights to 6-5-1 in the league and 7-5-1 overall.