Two games into the season, perennial Western Athletic Conference softball power Duanesburg is right where it wants to be. Galway just wants to be outside. Duanesburg made Galway’s lack of time on the field show in the early innings Tuesday as it took a 14-0 lead after three innings and went on to a 16-3 league win.
Rich Bagley, Connor Rose and Clyde Sammons all came up with RBI hits Tuesday, helping Fonda-Fultonville defeat Voorheesville, 5-4, in a Colonial Council baseball game.
Jordan Bernacet, Jeremy Kent and Javar Tillman combined on a no-hitter, and Schenectady ripped 19 hits en route to a 20-0 Big 10 baseball victory over Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons Monday afternoon.
Madeline Devine produced four goals and four assists, and Sarah Cheney recorded three goals and five assists to propel second-seeded Shaker to an 18-4 victory over Colonie in the opening round of the Section II girls’ lacrosse tournament Monday.
Winning pitcher Jen Mayette, Zoe Purvis and Hannah Angelo all had three hits Monday as Scotia-Glenville beat Queensbury, 5-3, in a Foothills Council softball game.
Winning wasn’t Jake Urys’ sole objective at Saturday’s Johnstown Invitational. The Mekeel Christian Academy senior wanted to help his neighbor out, too.
Andrew Cote hit two singles and drove in a pair of runs Saturday, as host Schalmont beat Scotia-Glenville, 9-4, in the championship game of the Bruce Bouck Memorial Tournament.
Overall Suburban Council champion Guilderland, which went 13-0 in league play, has drawn the top seed for the Section II Class A tournament, which opens Monday.
Stephanie Roce had five hits — three for extra bases — and drove in six runs as Duanesburg beat both the hosts and Ticonderoga at the Lake George Tournament.
Sometimes, there are games when a standout player doesn’t get a win.
Saratoga Springs goalkeeper Zoie Cavotta was such a player Friday, flashing her big stick to make a series of timely stops in an 11-7 setback against Suburban Council rival Shenendehowa at Gavin Park.
The Saratoga Springs and Shenendehowa girls separated themselves from the rest of the Suburban Council teams at Colonie High on Friday.
They simply couldn’t separate themselves from each other, tying with 122 points at the council championship meet.
Nick McCloskey had two goals and two assists, and Scotia-Glenville held off Queensbury, 7-6, to create a tie for first place in the Foothill Council lacrosse standings on Friday.
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