This time, Niskayuna didn’t let Shenendehowa get up from the mat. Attackmen Luke Goldstock and Lucas Mal­oney combined for 11 goals, and Tyler Pantalone dominated the faceoff circle as the Silver Warriors soared past the Plainsmen, 18-5, in their first game since being tabbed the No. 1-ranked Class B team in the state.

Bethlehem, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake, LaSalle and Lake George drew the top seeds for the Section II tennis team sectionals, which begin today.

Jimmy Hamilton threw a six-hitter Wednesday to remain unbeaten on the season as Schalmont beat Fonda-Fultonville, 3-0, in a Colonial Council baseball game.

Erin Sgambelluri and Courtney Haff drove in runs in the bottom of the 10th inning Tuesday, giving Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake a 5-4 win over Saratoga Springs in a Suburban Council softball game.

Marj Drohan scored five goals, and both Kristen St. Andrews and Samantha Suriano had six-point games as Schenectady beat Cohoes, 15-5, in the Capital District Women’s Lacrosse League Tuesday.

Jon Mueller threw a three-hitter and also had a good day at the plate, leading Ballston Spa past Shaker, 10-1, Tuesday in a Suburban Council baseball game.

Niskayuna gets a base hit; Shenendehowa makes a play.
That scenario was often repeated as the Plainsmen held off the Silver Warriors in a Suburban Council baseball game Tuesday, 3-1, and took sole possession of first place in the North Division.

Joe Nellis tossed a no-hitter, striking out 12, and he also drove in four runs with two hits, including a homer, to lead Johnstown over Broadalbin-Perth, 11-1, in a Foothills Council baseball game Monday.

Ashley Lefebvre and Courtney Gardner both drove in four runs Monday as Waterford-Halfmoon beat Loudonville Christian School, 12-6, to move close to a Central Hudson Valley League softball championship.

It might not have been the tidiest of one-hitters, and it may not have even been Mitch Forshey’s best outing of the season.
But the senior’s shutdown effort in Monday’s 9-0 win over Gloversville was just what Scotia-Glenville needed, as it stayed in the hunt for the Foothills Council baseball title.

Coltin Moseman and Jake Gargiulo both scored three goals as the Ballston Spa boys’ team edged Colonie, 11-10, in Suburban Council action Monday.

Niskayuna’s attack unit produced eight goals and 15 points, and the Silver Warriors knocked off the state’s No. 1-ranked Class B team in Jamesville-DeWitt, 10-9, in a non-league game.

The Amsterdam boys, led by sophomore Izaiah Brown, and the Duanesburg girls had strong showings at Saturday’s Fonda-Fultonville Relays.

Lloyd Smalling was unfamiliar with the runners lining up alongside him before the inv­itational 100-meter dash at Saturday’s Colonie Relay Carnival.

Senior Gabbie Litz fired a two-hitter and struck out 13 Friday, leading Niskayuna past Mohonasen, 5-0, in a Suburban Council game.