After 18 years, Chris Culnan is stepping down as Athletic Director at Shenendehowa when the season ends in June. Culnan is leaving to spend more time with his family.
Meanwhile, Jamian Rockhill has taken a leave of absence from his role as AD at Scotia-Glenville, amidst criticism for how he's run the athletic department. Rockhill had been at Scotia for more than a decade, such that a committee has been formed to fill the void until Rockhill returns, if at all.
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Wednesday's high school scoreboard:
Hockey:
Saratoga 9, Storm 0.
Bethlehem 4, Albany Academy 2.
Women's wrestling:
Bethlehem 39, Averill Park 20.
Men's basketball:
Western Athletic Conference:
Duanesburg 87, OESJ 24.
Women's basketball:
Non-league:
Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons 47, KIPP Tech 18. The Golden Knights held KIPP to 1 point in each of the final two quarters.
Catskill 60, Rhinebeck 26.
Men's bowling:
Colonial Council:
Voorheesville 24, LaSalle 8.
Suburban Council:
Averill Park 27, Burnt Hills 5.
Bethlehem 19, Saratoga 13.
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To illustrate the bias the media has in favor of the Suburban Council, one needs only to take a look at the golf all-star teams selected by the Albany Times-Union.
On the men's side, Tanner LaTorre of Ichabod Crane was the only player from a non-Suburban school to make the 1st team, and he was Player of The Year.
The men's 2nd team had a bit more diversity, with Brady Carrow of Voorheesville, Adam DeGregory of Schuylerville, and Cooper LaBarge of Cobleskill-Richmondville, all seniors, making the team, joined by Sean Roddy of Guilderland and freshamn Jeffrey Fumarola of Ballston Spa.
For the women, as expected, Hayden Knapp of South Glens Falls (Foothills Council) led a more diverse 1st team, named Player of The Year. Because the Bulldogs don't have a women's team, Knapp played with the men.
Troy High's Joey Degnan was ignored on both the 1st & 2nd teams for the men.
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