Perras, Crusaders rally past Patriots, 64-55

TROY — Miles Perras canned five three-point baskets and finished with 18 points Friday night to lead Catholic Central to a 64-55 victory over Schenectady in a Big 10 boys’ basketball game.

Perras did most of his damage in the third quarter, hitting four threes and scoring 14 points as the Crusaders turned a 31-27 halftime lead into a 52-39 advantage.

Keaton Woods chipped in with 16 points for CCHS (2-3, 3-5), including going 7-for-8 from the foul line in the fourth quarter.

Mark Blair led the Patriots (3-2, 5-3) with 12 points, and Reece Jackson added 11.

Jordan Williams pumped in 19 points, and McKenzie Groff added 15 to lead Northville to a Western Athletic Conference win over St. Johnsville.

The Saints (2-5) had a 15-12 lead after the first quarter, but were outscored, 20-8, over the middle two periods as Northville improved to 2-1 in the conference and 3-4 overall.

Jaxon Smith led St. Johnsville with 17 points.

Tamarac ran its overall record to 7-0 with a 54-35 victory over Schuylerville in the Wasaren League.

Steve Hunt had a game-high 19 points for the Bengals, and Tyler Shaw (14) and Brent Matazinsky (13) also finished in double figures.

The loss dropped the Black Horses to 1-1 in the league and 3-4 overall.

Corinth held Fort Ann to 14 points in the second half as the Tomahawks improved to 5-0 in the Adirondack League with a 49-39 victory.

C.J. Saunders led Corinth (5-5 overall) with 21 points, and Eric Hernandez added 10.

Albany Academy bounced back from its first loss of the season to rout Guilderland, 67-46, in a non-league game.

Jamel Fields, who had a game-high 22 points, scored 18 in the first half to stake the Cadets (10-1) to a 40-22 lead. Chris Pelcher contributed 17 and Tyler Foster added 15.

Andre Brown and Kevin Kost each had 10 points for the Dutchmen (4-2).

BIG 10

CCHS 64, SCHENECTADY 55

SCHENECTADY

Blair 6-0-12, D. Millinghaus 2-4-8, S. Millinghaus 3-2-8, Williams 1-0-2, Jackson 5-1-11, D. Millinghaus 1-0-3, Miner 1-0-3, Farmer 2-0-4, Fennicks 2-2-4. Totals: 22-9-55.

CCHS

Perras 6-1-18, Clement 2-2-6, Wilkes

3-0-7, Woods 4-7-16, Senthil 4-0-10, Pasqualo 3-0-7. Totals: 22-10-64.

Schenectady 10 17 12 16 — 55

CCHS 15 16 21 12 — 64

Three-point goals: D. Millinghaus, Miner, Perras 5, Wilkes, Woods, Senthil 2.

WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

NORTHVILLE 50, ST. JOHNSVILLE 33

NORTHVILLE

VanNostrand 2-2-8, Briggs 0-1-1, Groff

6-2-15, Williams 9-1-19, Bills 0-4-4, Bedell

1-0-3. Totals: 18-10-50.

ST. JOHNSVILLE

Smith 6-2-17, Szczesniak 0-1-1, Jenkin

2-0-5, Bennett 0-2-2, Bellon 1-2-4, Handy

2-0-4. Totals: 11-7-33.

Northville 12 12 8 18 — 50

St. Johnsville 15 4 4 10 — 33

Three-point goals: VanNostrand 2, Groff, Bedell, Smith 3, Jenkin.

WASAREN LEAGUE

TAMARAC 54, SCHUYLERVILLE 35

TAMARAC

Matazinsky 6-1-13, Arnold 1-0-2, Sargood 2-0-4, McGrath 1-0-2, Hunt 8-3-19, Shaw

7-0-14. Totals: 25-4-54.

SCHUYLERVILLE

Lyon 6-0-13, Bateman 1-1-3, Corsetti

2-0-4, Barber 2-0-5, Backus 3-1-8, McLenithan 1-0-2. Totals: 15-2-35.

Tamarac 12 12 14 16 — 54

Schuylerville 9 10 12 4 — 35

Three-point goals: Lyon, Barber, Backus.

ADIRONDACK LEAGUE

CORINTH 49, FORT ANN 39

CORINTH

Bovee 1-1-4, Saunders 5-8-21, Tucker

1-4-6, Charbonneau 1-2-4, Hernandez

4-2-10, Delancey 2-0-4. Totals: 14-17-49.

FORT ANN

Jo. Shevy 3-0-8, Kemp 1-2-4, Jordan 1-0-2, Thomas 0-2-2, Nassivera 2-4-8, Holmes 2-5-9, Ji. Shevy 2-2-6. Totals: 11-15-39.

Corinth 11 15 10 13 — 49

Fort Ann 14 11 4 10 — 39

Three-point goals: Bovee, Saunders 3, Jo. Shevy 2.

NON-LEAGUE

ALBANY ACADEMY 67, GUILDERLAND 46

ALBANY ACADEMY

Hart 3-0-8, Foster 6-2-15, Fields 9-3-22, Pelcher 8-1-17, McCarthy 1-0-2, Loscalzo

1-0-3. Totals: 27-6-67.

GUILDERLAND

Andre Brown 5-0-10, Drislane 0-1-1, Folds 1-0-3, Andrew Brown 1-2-4, Kost 4-0-10, Mannarino 1-0-3, Murray 0-1-1, Ochs 1-1-3, Quinn 4-0-9, Terry 0-2-2. Totals: 17-7-46.

Albany Academy 21 19 18 9 — 67

Guilderland 15 7 11 13 — 46

Three-point goals: Hart 2, Foster, Fields, Loscalzo, Folds, Kost 2, Mannarino, Quinn.

Girls’ basketball

Megan Stover finished with 16 points and eight rebounds as Lake George defeated the host Spartans, 47-36, in the first round of the Queensbury Holiday Tournament.

Queensbury had a 26-25 lead going into the fourth quarter, but Stover scored 10 points in the final eight minutes to give Lake George the win.

The Warriors will face Hoosic Valley in today’s championship game, as the Indians rolled over South Glens Falls, 40-18, in the other first-round game. Taylor Sullivan led the Indians’ balanced attack with 10 points.

In a game played earlier this week, Emilie Liddle pumped in 17 points and pulled down 12 rebounds to lead Canajoharie to a 62-42 victory over Wells in the consolation game of the Mayfield Tournament.

QUEENSBURY HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT

First round

HOOSIC VALLEY 40, SOUTH GLENS FALLS 18

HOOSIC VALLEY

Davidson 4-0-9, Moore 1-0-2, Chapko

2-0-5, Houston 2-0-5, Anderson 1-4-6, Sullivan 4-0-10, Kugler 0-1-1, Lanoue 1-0-2.

Totals: 15-5-40.

SOUTH GLENS FALLS

Cummings 1-0-2, Weller 4-0-9, Baker

2-0-4, Higgins 1-0-2, Celeste 0-1-1. Totals: 8-1-18.

Hoosic Valley 18 13 6 3 — 40

South Glens Falls 3 6 4 5 — 18

Three-point goals: Davidson, Chapko, Houston, Sullivan 2, Weller.

LAKE GEORGE 47, QUEENSBURY 36

LAKE GEORGE

Baker 5-3-13, Stover 5-6-16, Anderson

2-0-4, Jones 1-1-3, Ke. Flaherty 2-0-4, Ka. Flaherty 1-3-5, Murphy 1-0-2. Totals: 17-13-47.

QUEENSBURY

Middleton 2-0-4, Bell 1-0-2, Perryman

2-6-10, Romenesko 2-0-4, Lawson 2-0-5, Wilson 0-1-1, McLaughlin 3-4-10. Totals:

12-11-36.

Lake George 7 13 5 22 — 47

Queensbury 8 6 12 10 — 36

Three-point goals: Lawson.

MAYFIELD TOURNAMENT

First round

BROADALBIN-PERTH 32, CANAJOHARIE 31

BROADALBIN-PERTH

Weiterschan 0-1-1, Ferlazzo 3-1-7, Light 5-1-11, Stocker 2-1-5, Seadt 1-0-2, Westfall 2-0-4, Dicaterino 1-0-2. Totals: 14-4-32.

CANAJOHARIE

Stahler 1-4-6, Liddle 1-3-5, Pank 3-0-8, Aldi 1-4-6, Mosher 1-1-3. Totals: 8-12-31.

Broad.-Perth 7 5 9 11 — 32

Canajoharie 6 14 4 7 — 31

Three-point goals: Pank 2.

Consolation game

CANAJOHARIE 62, WELLS 42

WELLS

Perkins 2-2-8, VanAlstine 1-2-4, Schidzide 0-1-1, Page 4-7-15, Bartholf 1-0-2, Hunt 1-1-3, Sherman 3-1-7, Vrooman 1-0-2.

Totals: 13-14-42,

CANAJOHARIE

Stahler 3-2-8, Liddle 7-3-17, Burns 5-2-12, Lippman 1-0-2, Pank 2-0-4, Bowley 5-0-10, Aldi 2-2-6, Mosher 0-3-3. Totals: 25-12-62.

Wells 7 10 17 8 — 42

Canajoharie 20 11 16 15 — 62

Three-point goals: Perkins 2.

Hockey

St. Andrew’s jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first period and defeated Albany Academy, 5-3, in the opening round of the St. Andrew’s Tournament.

Zach Popp had two goals and an assist for the Cadets, who fell to 3-10 overall.

Ryan Brown had two goals and an assist in the first period, and Paul Bennett had a natural hat trick as Glens Falls defeated Guilderland,

6-1, in a Capital District High School Hockey League game at the Rec Center.

Brown’s second goal gave the Indians (4-0, 6-4-1) a 3-0 lead.

Taylor Hazen scored three goals as Potsdam defeated Niskayuna/Schenectady, 5-0, in a non-league game at the Schenectady County rink.

Chris Roll had three assists for Potsdam.

N/S fell to 4-4-1.

ST. ANDREW’S TOURNAMENT

ST. ANDREW’S 5, ALBANY ACADEMY 3

Albany Academy 0 2 1 — 3

St. Andrew’s 3 2 0 — 5

First period — 1, SA, Griffin Lacey (Morgan Bonner, Mark Belvedere), 4:09; 2, SA, Jordan Tripp (Adam Strumas), 7:22. 3, Belvedere (Neil Blunden, Bonner), 16:40.

Second period — 4, ST, Lacey (Bonnerr, Strumas), 1:33. 5, AA, Zach Popp (Matt Rakoczy, Brendan Chin), 3:22 (pp). 6, SA, Kevin Zacharuk (Matt Harrison, Leland deLangley), 4:06. 7, AA, Popp (Rakoczy, Chin), 14:14 (pp).

Third period — 8, AA, Albee Daley (Popp), 2:09.

Goalies — Albany Academy, Colin

Stevens, 42 saves. St. Andrew’s. Clark Rabbior, 22 saves.

CDHSHL

GLENS FALLS 6, GUILDERLAND 1

Guilderland 1 0 0 — 1

Glens Falls 3 1 2 — 6

First period — 1, GF, Ryan Brown (ua), 11:53. 2, GF, Jack Bulmer (Brown, Steve Osick), 10:03. 3, GF, Brown (Bulmer, Alex Wright), 7:09. 4, Guilderland, Dan Dickinson (ua), 3:16.

Second period — 5, GF, Paul Bennett (Osick), 3:10.

Third period — 6, GF, Bennett (Kyle Clark, Dan LaNoir), 13:33. 7, GF, Bennett (James Rizzo), 5:18.

Goalies — Guilderland, Mike Alsante, 15 saves; Nigel Simmons, 13 saves (3:10, 2nd). Glens Falls, Josh Hill, 25 saves.

NON-LEAGUE

POTSDAM 5, NISKAYUNA/SCHENECTADY 0

Potsdam 2 2 1 — 5

N/S 0 0 0 — 0

First period — 1, P, Taylor Hazen (Chris Roll), 1:42. 2, P, Shea Adams (Roll), :01.

Second period — 3, P, Hazen (ua), 10:34. 4, P, Hazen (Roll), 9:44.

Third period — 5, P, Adams (Matt McDonald), 6:28.

Goalies — Postdam, Mike Thomas,

5 saves. Niskayuna/Schenectady, Ben Phillips, 12 saves.

Track and field

The Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake boys finished second in the distance medley relay at the Brown Relays.

The Spartans put up a 10:43.74, behind Scott Maughan (1,200, 3:10.9), Chris Fernandez (400, 52.7), Kent Harlow (800, 2:04.9) and Otis Ubriaco (1,600, 4:36.2).

The Spartans’ girls finished third in their DMR with a time of 12:54.29. Larene Cameron (1,200, 4:02.1), Callan Gray (400, 63.4), Kendra Adams (800, 2:23.0) and Carolyn Herkenham (1,600, 5:25.7) ran the individual legs.