We would be remiss if we did not mention that the Albany FireWolves earned their first win of the season Saturday night, beating Saskatchewan, 10-6. Let's pray that is is a momentum builder for the rest of the season.
On a similar note, Siena's women's basketball team snapped a season-opening 10 game losing streak by beating Iona, 56-51, on Sunday.
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The Albany Cup series between Siena & UAlbany is back, and will return next season.
Seems UAlbany coach Dwayne Killings reached out to his counterpart at Siena, Carmen Maciariello, to negotiate the relaunch of the series. Killings' predecessor, Will Brown, now with the Albany Patroons, had been upset that the series didn't alternate game sites, with most of the games played at what is now MVP Arena, as opposed to SEFCU Arena on the Albany campus. Then again, MVP Arena holds more fans, and it's the ticket sales that drives the series. Stay tuned.
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When play began Tuesday night, Shenendehowa & Bethlehem were tied atop the standings in the Blue Division of the Suburban Council in women's basketball.
Not anymore.
The Lady Eagles suffered their first loss of the season, falling to Albany, 53-38. Shonyah Edmonds led all scorers with 26 points for the Lady Falcons, who are chasing Averill Park in the Grey Division. Maren Louridas had 17 for Bethlehem, which was playing its first game in 2 weeks, and without Ellie Cerf. According to coach Kim Wise, Cerf could be back as early as Friday, when the Lady Eagles play Burnt Hills. Albany visits Troy on Friday.
Shen is now all alone in first place after beating Colonie, 70-58.
As for Burnt Hills, they did get Carlie Rzeszotarski back after she missed two games last week, but while she had 11 points, it wasn't enough, as Averill Park defeated the Lady Spartans for the 2nd time this season, 61-53. Amelia Wood led all scorers with 22 points. Callie Chevalier led Burnt Hills with 14 points. The Lady Spartans have now lost 2 in a row.
The rest of Tuesday's high school scoreboard:
Men's bowling (all scores are from the Suburban Council):
Albany 30, Schenectady 2.
Shaker 20, Saratoga 12.
Columbia 23, Ballston Spa 9.
Colonie 26, Bethlehem 6.
Shenendehowa @ Troy was postponed. No make-up date has yet been set.
Women's bowling:
Colonial Council:
Ravena 23, Lansingburgh 9.
Wrestling:
Cobleskill-Richmondville 54, Lansingburgh 9.
Swimming:
Burnt Hills-Scotia 86, Ballston Spa 73.
Albany 107, Schenectady 53.
Niskayuna 102, Shaker 68.
Shenendehowa 103, Guilderville 72.
Men's basketball:
Adirondack League:
Lake George 64, Salem 37.
Hadley-Luzerne 63, Fort Edward 39.
Whitehall 71, Corinth 19.
Colonial Council:
Lansingburgh 50, Ravena 31.
Ichabod Crane 67, Voorheesville 59.
Mohonasen 54, Cobleskill-Richmondville 42.
Foothills Council:
Amsterdam 75, Johnstown 46.
Broadalbin-Perth 48, South Glens Falls 47.
Schuylerville 58, Queensbury 41.
Suburban Council:
Averill Park 50, Burnt Hills 41.
CBA 58, Guilderland 44.
Shenendehowa 63, Colonie 59.
Albany 76, Bethlehem 68.
Niskayuna 53, Saratoga 46.
Shaker 48, Columbia 36.
Western Athletic Conference:
Mayfield 58, Duanesburg 50.
Fonda-Fultonville 61, Middleburgh 23.
Women's basketball:
Adirondack League:
Hadley-Luzerne 38, Granville 29.
Central Hudson Valley League:
Bishop Maginn 69, Loudonville Christian 13.
Colonial Council:
Ravena 50, Lansingburgh 38.
Ichabod Crane 44, Voorheesville 29.
Schalmont 66, Cohoes 14.
Patroon Conference:
Catskill 83, Watervliet 19.
Suburban Council:
Saratoga 53, Niskayuna 49. Natasha Chudy had 14 points.
Shaker 47, Columbia 33.
Ballston Spa 42, Schenectady 23. The Lady Scotties pick up their first win of the season in league play.
Wasaren League:
Greenwich 82, Stillwater 20.
Saratoga Catholic 28, Hoosic Valley 22.
Tamarac 66, Waterford 15.
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