Azera Gates (Albany High) made her Siena debut Wednesday night in the women's Albany Cup. However, Gates went scoreless in 5 minutes of game action. As bad as things have been for the Lady Saints so far this season, coach Terry Primm may have little choice but to put Gates, a multi-sport athlete (basketball, flag football) at Albany, into the starting lineup to put some fresh energy in at the start.
As it was, not a single Siena player cracked double figures, led by Francesca Schiro & Caydence Hadley with 8 points each, as UAlbany reclaimed the women's cut in a 67-42 rout before 1631 fans at Broadview Center. Valencia Fontanelle-Posson (Guilderland) had 4 points in 15 minutes. Bella Stuart (Shen/New Hampshire) had 3 in 13 minutes for the Lady Danes (3-3). Siena falls to 0-5.
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Last month, we told you about LaSalle's Moira Galuski, who was named the youngest Player of Impact by the American Cancer Society.
Earlier this week, the Society recognized Galuski's fundraising work here in the 518, and she was named as the most successful in the recent fundraising drive. Congratulations, Moira.
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Claire Hutton (Bethlehem) has been recalled for the 6th time by the US Women's National Soccer Team for an upcoming series of matches vs. Italy. Claire recently completed her 2nd season with the Kansas City Current in the pros.
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