As proof that real injuries do happen in professional wrestling, Meghan Bayne, the current Immortal Championship Wrestling women's champion, is out until November at the latest after suffering a torn ACL in a recent match out of town. The Immortal troupe has or had an event scheduled in St. Johnsville this month, a fund raiser for their fire department. If they hit the home town again this year, maybe ye scribe can check into it.
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Meanwhile, Big Time Wrestling, not to be confused with the show built around the Sheik's promotion in Detroit a lifetime ago, hits the Washington Avenue Armory on Sunday, March 13 at 7:30 pm. Newly crowned NWA champion Matt Cardona (formerly Zack Ryder in WWE 2007-2019) and Brian Myers (formerly Curt Hawkins, currently with Impact Wrestling) will team to face the Hardy Boys, Matt & Jeff, who will pair up for the first time in 3 years. Cardona put the word out himself on Twitter on Monday. The current BTW champion, Richard Holliday, appears nationally for Major League Wrestling, and will defend his title vs. Rochester native Colin Delaney, whom some of you might remember from his days as a TV jobber for WWE's version of ECW. Bring your ear plugs, because the acoustics in the Armory probably haven't changed since the last NXT card there in 2019.
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Lansingburgh won the Class B men's bowling sectionals Tuesday at Boulevard Bowl, clipping Colonial Council rival Schalmont by a mere 26 pins. As an indicator of what kind of winter season it's been, outside of basketball, LaSalle finished dead last.
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Whatever good fortune RPI's women's hockey team had at the start of the season is long gone. The Lady Engineers were shutout, 4-0, by Quinnipiac in a twilight game at the Houston Field House on Tuesday. RPI falls to 9-21 overall (5-15 ECAC).
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The rest of Tuesday's high school action:
Hockey:
Bethlehem & Albany Academy skated to a 4-4 draw. Academy, however, has inched a half point ahead of Bethlehem, Adirondack, & Guilderville into 2nd place behind Shenendehowa.
Bethlehem & Albany Academy skated to a 4-4 draw. Academy, however, has inched a half point ahead of Bethlehem, Adirondack, & Guilderville into 2nd place behind Shenendehowa.
CD Jets 7, CBA 2.
Men's basketball:
Adirondack League:
Hartford 67, Hadley-Luzerne 63.
Hartford 67, Hadley-Luzerne 63.
Foothills Council:
Amsterdam 76, Johnstown 71.
Hudson Falls 56, Glens Falls 49. The Panthers clinched the league title for the first time since 2001.
Broadalbin-Perth 75, South Glens Falls 47.
Gloversville 50, Scotia-Glenville 38.
Schuylerville56, Queensbury 52.
Patroon Conference:
Greenville 74, Coxsackie-Athens 40.
Maple Hill 52, Taconic Hills 49.
Chatham 61, Watervliet 51.
Hudson 61, Catskill 60.
Suburban Council:
Guilderland 49, Burnt Hills 47.
Shenendehowa 62, Saratoga 35. Siena-bound Mason Courtney had 17 points for the Plainsmen.
Bethlehem 67, Ballston Spa 64.
Non-league:
Albany Academy 73, Albany 66. Keyshaun Tillery had 29 points for the Cadets. Isaiah Austin led all scorers with 32 for the Falcons.
Tamarac 70, Mekeel Christian 56.
Catholic Central 69, Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons 56.
Waterford 72, Hawthorne Valley 37.
Mount Vernon 73, Green Tech 55.
OESJ 52, Herkimer 51.
Fonda-Fultonville 64, Fort Plain 58.
Central Hudson Valley League (Monday):
Germantown 49, Hawthorne Valley 39.
Women's basketball:
Adirondack League:
Whitehall 63, North Warren 30.
Central Hudson Valley League:
Germantown 34, Hawthorne Valley 31.
Colonial Council:
Albany Academy 63, Academy of Holy Names 55.
Schalmont 60, Voorheesville 18.
Foothills Council:
Schuylerville 47, Scotia-Glenville 37.
Glens Falls 80, Gloversville 36.
Patroon Conference:
Chatham 50, Greenville 45.
Suburban Council:
Shaker 51, Burnt Hills 47. Callie Chevalier led all scorers with 17 points in a losing effort for the Spartans. Kaelah Carter had 12 for Shaker.
Shenendehowa 57, Saratoga 30. Briana Carey had 13 points for Shen. Jillian Huerter added 10. Natasha Chudy's game high 14 points accounted for almost half of Saratoga's scoring.
Wasaren League:
Cambridge 54, Stillwater 15. Stasia Epler's 13 points were good enough for high score honors.
Western Athletic Conference:
Duanesburg 67, Berne-Knox-Westerlo 49.
Fonda-Fultonville 53, Mayfield 37.
Non-league:
Catholic Central 51, Emma Willard 30.
Saratoga Catholic 58, Canajoharie 43.
Ravena 68, Bishop Maginn 39.
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Sectional pairings for basketball will be announced later today.
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