Josh Correca’s second-half goal broke a scoreless deadlock Saturday, as Schalmont beat Voorheesville, 1-0, to clinch the Colonial Council boys’s soccer championship.

Correca’s goal, combined with the defensive effort by the Sabres, gave Schalmont and first-year varsity head coach Jason Beck an

11-1-0 record with two games to play, and also closed out the chan-ces of its closest competitor as the Blackbirds fell to 8-3-1.

Trey Jasenski scored three goals early in the second half, helping Moh­onasen to a 3-0 win over Shaker in a Suburban Council game.

Steve Coughlin set up Jasenski’s first goal, Bob Ralbovsky assisted on the second goal and Jasenski ripped home a free kick to make it 3-0 and complete his third three-goal game of the season.

Gabe Prusko, A.J. Prezkop and Kevin Costello played well in front of goalie Josh Gray, who got his second shutout.

The Mighty Warriors are 6-7-1 with a pair of SC games remaining.

Shaker fell to 8-5-0.

Marco DeLilli one-timed home a Jared Antonucci cross with 10 minutes to play as Gloversville beat Broadalbin-Perth, 2-1.

The 10-2-0 Dragons regained a share of the Foothills Council lead with the win. Jared Fagan scored fore the 7-4-1 Patriots.

John Paul Musonera had a pair of goals, and Andew Caputo also scored, giving Albany a 3-2 Big 10 victory over Catholic Central.

George Herrienger and Sidney Rebne had the goals for the

Crusaders.

Tyler Shaw scored two second-half goals as Tamarac edged Galway, 2-1, in the first round of the Maple Hill Tournament.

Steve Wilday gave the Eagles a lead at the break, but Shaw scored off assists by Cody Sargood and Winslow Murdoch as the 14-0-1 Bengals moved on to meet the host Wildcats in Monday’s title game.

Galway lost for only the second time in 15 games this season.

Scotia-Glenville and South Glens Falls played to a scoreless draw in a matchup of the top two teams in the girls’ Foothills Council.

The results left the league-leading Tartans with a 9-0-2 league record and a 11-1-3 overall mark. Scotia is

11-0-1 with 11 shutouts in its last 12.

South Glens Falls is 8-1-3 in the league.

Ashley Cross had two goals, and Alissa Ancin added a goal and two assists as the host Wildcats beat Schenectady, 5-0, in the first round of the Maple Hill tourney.

Meeghan Arno and Sierra Legge had the other goals for 11-3-1 Maple Hill, which will play Hoosick Falls in Monday’s 1 p.m. championship game.

Freshman Meg McKee scored the winner as the Panthers beat Troy, 4-3 in overtime, in the other first-round game.

McKee had two goals, and Becca LaPorte and Carley Pine added one each.

Morgan Avery, Hope McCaffrey and Nabillah Kabir scored for the Flying Horses.

Maria Foglia, Kelly O’Brien and Carly LaBombard had the goals as Catholic Central topped Albany,

3-1, in the first round of the Lansingburgh tournament.

Serafine Mattei-Lownes had the Falcons’ goal.

The host Knights beat Emma Willard, 2-0, on second-half goals from Lauren Graber and Rebecca Doble.