Saturday, January 21, 2023

News & notes

 Just when UAlbany thought it had everything settled with men's basketball coach Dwayne Killings, it hasn't.

Killings is set to be arraigned Monday in a Kentucky on assault charges stemming from an incident involving now-ex-Great Dane Luke Fizulich in November 2021 during a tournament at Eastern Kentucky. Fizulich and his attorney were not satisfied in the least with UAlbany suspending Killings for 5 games, not including the Albany Cup vs. Siena, at the start of the season, so the case is apparently to go to trial.

The Danes are idle until Wednesday at New Hampshire.
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When the baseball Danes begin play next month, they will be without one of last year's pitchers.

Anthony Germinerio (Averill Park) has transferred to George Washington of the Atlantic 10 Conference. He won't be alone, as Brett Young has transferred from Siena to GWU as a redshirt junior. The Colonials open play next month at East Carolina.
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Some stats from last night's Troy-Guilderland women's game.

Ava Mamone led Troy with 18 points in a losing effort, while Kate Gilooly, back after missing most of the 2nd half Tuesday, added 13. The Lady Horses are at Kingston today, then return home to play Averill Park on Tuesday, and Shenendehowa next Friday. Yikes!
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The Bethlehem women's basketball team is on, as the Blues Brothers would say, "a mission from God".

How else to explain the Lady Eagles sitting atop the Blue Division standings in the Suburban Council, undefeated in league play (12-1 overall) after destroying Ballston Spa, 92-31, turning the Lady Scotties into so much puppy chow. Caroline Davis & Kaitlyn Robbins led the way with 18 points each, while Ellie Cerf added 12. And they still have to play Shen.
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The Troy High men's basketball team snapped a 3 game losing streak in beating Guilderland, 66-63. Unfortunately, no stats were available as of press time. We should have that tomorrow. Troy (6-5 overall) continues the road trip at Averill Park, Shenendehowa, & Bishop Ludden next week before returning home to host old friend Curt Sankey and Columbia on January 31.
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RPI's ECAC men's hockey team snapped a 3 game losing streak as well, needing overtime to beat Clarkson, 3-2. Max Smolinski had the game winner at 2:44 of the extra session. The Engineers host St. Lawrence tonight at 7. The game can be heard on WRPI (91.5 FM) or on the website.
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Mt. St. Mary's is in the MAAC for the first year, and thus made their first appearance in the regular season at MVP Arena to play Siena on Friday. The Saints sent them packing with some not so friendly parting gifts in a 72-57 win. Michael Eley led Siena with 20 points, while Javian McCollum added 17. The Saints continue their 3 game homestand tomorrow vs. Fairfield (WNYA, 2 pm.).
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Ballston Spa's men's basketball team fell from the ranks of the undefeated on Friday, losing to Bethlehem, 62.54. After a narrow escape at Troy last week, this was bound to happen. Stats tomorrow.
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The rest of Friday's high school action:

Men's volleyball:

Catskill 3, Taconic Hills 0.

Men's bowling:

Foothills Council: 

Glens Falls 3, Scotia-Glenville 1.

Men's basketball:

Adirondack League:

Warrensburg 58, Fort Edward 39.
Argyle 90, Hadley-Luzerne 88.
Granville 59, Fort Ann 38.
Whitehall 73, Corinth 39.
North Warren 74, Hartford 35.

Colonial Council:

LaSalle 81, Cobleskill-Richmondville 38. Adam Myers led 5 Cadets in double figures with 20 points.
Lansingburgh 65, Cohoes 40.
Mohonasen 57, Ichabod Crane 51.
Catholic Central 85, Schalmont 58.

Foothills Council:

Hudson Falls 74, Broadalbin-Perth 47.
Glens Falls 63, Scotia-Glenville 40.
Queensbury 74, Schuylerville 63.
Amsterdam 101, Johnstown 45.

Patroon Conference:

Maple Hill 52, Coxsackie-Athens 38.
Cairo-Durham 49, Taconic Hills 43.

Suburban Council:

Schenectady 86, Burnt Hills 62. 
Colonie 52, Niskayuna 51.

Wasaren League:

Stillwater 80, Saratoga Catholic 42.
Hoosic Valley 109, Cambridge 48.

Western Athletic Conference:

Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons 80, Canajoharie 34.
Schoharie 75, OESJ 61.

Non-league:

Fonda-Fultonville 53, Watervliet 46.





Women's basketball:

Adirondack League:

Hartford 75, North Warren 42.
Lake George 35, Argyle 34.
Corinth 49, Whitehall 38.
Hadley-Luzerne 55, Salem 43.

Colonial Council:

Albany Academy 63, Voorheesville 29.
Catholic Central 57, Schalmont 30.
Academy of Holy Names 42, Cobleskill-Richmondville 37.

Foothills Council:

Queensbury 49, Schuylerville 33.

Patroon Conference:

Watervliet 79, Albany Leadership 33.
Catskill 79, Germantown 12.
Greenville 33, Hudson 23.

Suburban Council:

Burnt Hills 57, Schenectady 33.
Colonie 51, Niskayuna 49.

Wasaren League:

Stillwater 61, Saratoga Catholic 23.

Western Athletic Conference:

Berne-Knox-Westerlo 62, Canajoharie 42.
OESJ 52, Middleburgh 20.
Schoharie 42, Galway 35.
Fonda-Fultonville 60, Fort Plain 16.
Mayfield 46, Northville 27.
Duanesburg 59, Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons 25.






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