After losing to previously winless Hartford on Monday, snapping a 7 game winning streak, UAlbany's women's team started what they hope is a new streak Wednesday, routing University of Maryland-Baltimore County, 69-40, in a businessman's lunch special at SEFCU Arena. The Lady Danes (4-1 America East, 12-5 overall) were without freshman Lilly Phillips (Cambridge), who sat out with an ankle injury. Kayla Cooper & Helene Haegerstrand led Albany with 14 points apiece. The game was also a homecoming for UMBC freshman Antonia May (Amsterdam), who didn't score during the game.
Grace Heeps (Columbia) had 3 points for the Lady Danes.
Later in the day, the men completed the sweep, dispatching the Retrievers, 66-54. Matt Cerutti led Albany with 20 points.
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Olivia DeCitise made history a couple of years ago at Troy High as the first female player on the school's bowling team. The Flying Horses are hoping she isn't the last.
DeCitise led all scorers with a 715 triple as Troy ran their winning streak to 5 in a row, beating Shenendehowa, 22 1/2-9 1/2, at Uncle Sam Lanes on Wednesday afternoon. Troy hosts CBA this afternoon on Senior Day, as they'll close the regular season with a 2 match road trip to Bethlehem & Columbia next week.
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Siena College will have one less opponent---maybe---come next season.
Monmouth, out of New Jersey, is leaving the MAAC after this season, and will move to the Colonial Athletic Association, where UAlbany is a football-only member. Must be about the money. MAAC Commissioner Rich Ensor is hoping to lure in 2 teams to fill the void and expand the league to 12 teams for 2022-3.
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The rest of Wednesday's high school scoreboard:
Hockey:
CD Jets 5, Queensbury 2.
Adirondack 6, LaSalle 2. The Cadets actually led after the first period, 2-1, but the Rivermen, the defending CDHSHL champions, scored 5 unanswered goals in the 2nd & 3rd periods to send LaSalle to their 16th straight loss, dating back to last season (0-13 this season).
Shenendehowa 3, Bethlehem 0. Shen coach Juan De la Rocha won his 300th career game. Shen moves into first place, 3 1/2 points up on the Eagles, and 5 1/2 on Adirondack.
Bowling:
Men:
Colonial Council:
Lansingburgh 32, Voorheesville 0.
Schalmont 28, Cobleskill-Richmondville 4.
Wasaren League:
Hoosick Falls 5, Waterford 0.
Women:
Suburban Council:
Columbia 27, Colonie 5.
Averill Park 22 1/2, Niskayuna 9 1/2.
Ballston Spa 17, Bethlehem 15.
Schenectady 29, Saratoga 3.
Wrestling:
Suburban Council:
Ballston Spa 40, Bethlehem 27.
Shenendehowa 54, Guilderland 21.
Non-league:
Duanesburg-Schoharie 45, Oneonta 22.
Men's basketball:
Adirondack League:
Granville 61, Whitehall 45.
Central Hudson Valley League:
Heatly 75, Doane Stuart 45.
Patroon Conference:
Watervliet 76, Rensselaer 31.
Suburban Council:
Ballston Spa 65, Guilderland 50.
Wasaren League:
Hoosick Falls 46, Waterford 27.
Tamarac 76, Berlin-New Lebanon 25.
Stillwater 60, Hoosic Valley 47.
Greenwich 64, Cambridge 29.
Non-league:
Green Tech 64, Mekeel Christian 54.
Schoharie 63, Sharon Springs 16.
Women's basketball:
Adirondack League:
Warrensburg 40, North Warren 28.
Salem 53, Fort Ann 19.
Colonial Council:
Cohoes 43, Mohonasen 27.
Suburban Council:
Colonie 53, Burnt Hills 40.
Wasaren League:
Emma Willard 58, Waterford 19.
Greenwich 57, Saratoga Catholic 25.
Western Athletic Conference:
Fonda-Fultonville 68, Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons 24.
Mayfield 54, Northville 30.
Schoharie 66, OESJ 44.
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