Not that they'd toot their own horn, but the Albany Times-Union has one of their own on a list of local holes-in-one from the past week.
Columnist Joyce Bassett, who shares the golf beat with freelancer Pete Dougherty, carded her first hole-in-one at Pinehaven Country Club. Congratulations.
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Tuesday's sectional scoreboard:
Women's lacrosse:
Class C:
Averill Park 15, Cohoes 9.
Burnt Hills 18, Academy of Holy Names 1.
Thursday:
Averill Park @ Queensbury.
Burnt Hills @ Glens Falls.
Class AA:
Queensbury 4, Niskayuna 3 (9 innings).
Ballston Spa 4, Amsterdam 0.
Class B:
Fonda-Fultonville 6, Coxsackie-Athens 5.
Holy Trinity 21, Watervliet 0 (5 innings). The Pride rang up 13 runs in the 2nd inning to ice the game.
Mechanicville 10, Corinth 0.
Hoosick Falls 5, LaSalle 1. LaSalle finishes at 1-12.
Voorheesville 5, Taconic Hills 0.
Cobleskill-Richmondville 10, Schuylerville 2.
Class C:
Greenwich 4, OESJ 2.
Stillwater 13, Whitehall 1 (5 innings).
Berne-Knox-Westerlo 14, Lake George 7.
Granville 6, Cambridge 3.
Maple Hill 7, Hoosic Valley 6.
Duanesburg 7, Schoharie 5.
Saratoga Catholic 15, Mayfield 1 (5 innings).
Galway 12, Fort Plain 0 (5 innings).
Regular season scores:
Men's lacrosse:
Scotia-Glenville 16, Troy 7. Troy falls to 2-11.
Queensbury 11, LaSalle 5.
Women's track & field:
Guilderland won the Suburban Council championship.
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The Tri-City Valleycats defeated the Brockton Rox, 9-6, Tuesday night. Jake Reinisch (Shen/Wake Forest) went 1-4 with a run scored for Tri-City (6-2). Derek Bender (Albany Academy/Coastal Carolina) was 3-5 with an RBI & a run scored for Brockton (2-7); Bender's former teammates with Academy, Ben Seiler & Brett Young, didn't see action. Let's take a quick stat check on them.
Seiler has appeared in 3 games, all in relief, and last pitched last Saturday vs. the NY Boulders. He has a 3.00 ERA over 3 innings pitched.
Young has only appeared in 1 game this season, May 15 @ Sussex County, as a defensive replacement.
In other Valleycats news, the oddball scheduling for Section II baseball championships next week can be attributed to the 'Cats sharing Bruno Stadium, as the team has a pair of Education Day matinees May 28-29 as an opening act for the high schoolers. The 'Cats return home May 27 for 6 games, which explains why there's a 10 am high school game on June 1.
The annual 518 Futures game moves to a Sunday berth this year while the 'Cats are on the road. The game will take place June 8. Tickets, I believe, are already on sale at the team's box office.
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