Not advertised in the papers on Thursday was a non-league women's basketball matchup between Greenville (Patroon Conference) and homestanding LaSalle (Colonial Council). We should have full stats tomorrow for this one, but the growing pains for the 1st year varsity program in women's hoops at LaSalle continue......
Greenville won handily, 57-32, and will host Troy next Thursday. LaSalle was to play Ravena tonight at Ravena, but the game has been moved to McCormick Hall at LaSalle for tomorrow at 3 pm. No reason given for the switch.
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The rest of Thursday's high school action, as of press time:
Men's bowling:
Patroon Conference:
Catskill 5, Chatham 0.
Suburban Council:
Averill Park 17, Bethlehem 15.
Burnt Hills 19, Colonie 13.
Shaker 25, CBA 9 (must've been bonus points handed out).
Niskayuna 20, Troy 12. The Mainello brothers, Vince & Anthony, led the Flying Horses with series of 614 & 624, respectively, but it wasn't enough, as Troy tumbles to 6-8 with the league championship next week.
Shenendehowa 28, Ballston Spa 4.
Men's volleyball:
Ichabod Crane 3, Hudson 0.
Women's basketball:
Non-league:
Scotia-Glenville 58, Fonda-Fultonville 51.
Ravena 62, Cairo-Durham 30.
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Colleges:
Vermont shut down two of UAlbany's Big Three, and that was enough to hand the Great Danes yet another loss to the Catamounts. Jonathan Beagle (Hudson Falls) had just 2 points. Sebastian Thomas was held to 4. Amare Marshall led Albany with 20 points, as Vermont prevailed, 82-59.
Back in Albany, Vermont made it a sweep, with a 64-59 victory, ending the Lady Danes' 14 game winning streak. Lilly Phillips (Cambridge) was held scoreless in 15 minutes. Deja Evans led Albany with 21 points. Meghan Huerter (Shen/Providence) had just 6 points, and Abby Ray (Saratoga) chipped in with 3. It's off to UMBC for the Lady Danes tomorrow, while the men are home.
Meanwhile, Siena placed 4 players in double figures, led by Ahniysha Jackson (Albany) & Elisa Mevius with 15 each, as they avenged a loss last month to Manhattan, blowing out the Lady Jaspers, 74-51. The Lady Saints travel to Marist tomorrow.
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