Siena men's lacrosse coach Liam Gleason is currently in the hospital after a spill at his home on Sunday.
A GoFundMe page was created on Monday by a Clifton Park resident, and as of Tuesday night, more than $350,000 had been raised to pay for Gleason's hospital bills.
Donations included ordinary folks, as well as colleagues from Siena and UAlbany, where Gleason was a player for current Danes coach Scott Marr.
Update, 10:06 pm: Gleason has passed away as a result of his injuries. A memorial service will be held at the UHY Center Saturday morning.
The Capital Region golf community is mourning the passing of 7-time Northeastern Women's Golf champion Nancy Kroll, who passed away a week ago at 62. The Cooperstown native had been teaching in the East Greenbush district. A celebration of Kroll's life will take place in the spring.
The football all-stars have been announced by Section II. We're focusing on Class A:
Troy sophomore Kyair Carr was named Offensive Player of The Year. The Flying Horses also placed WR Kayne Behan, TE Aiden McBride, RB Vulonn Forde, and OL's Deon Holloway & Dayvon Holland-Sostre on the first team. Ben Mergill & LaSalle's Mark A. Galuski were named as All-Purpose players. Julian Monk, Darell Murray, & Kieonte Green were named All-Purpose players on the 2nd team. Gabriel Bentley, Jacob Ben-Israel, & Nymiear Jenkins, along with Green & Murray, were named to the 1st team defense, while Deval Fleming, Nathan Rigney, & Isaiah Garrick were name to the 2nd team defense.
Troy's Dawson Fera & LaSalle's Liam Camienga & Riley Carroll were given Honroable Mentions.
Monday's high school scores:
Women's basketball:
Broadalbin-Perth 40, Schuylerville 26.
Hartford 46, Cambridge 30.
Crown Point 40, North Warren 29.
King's School 41, Fort Edward 25.
Corinth 49, Galway 37.
Scotia-Glenville 65, Amsterdam 64.
Hudson Falls 50, Gloversville 24.
Glens Falls 49, South Glens Falls 37.
Men's basketball:
Middleburgh 70, Margaretville 26.
Hartford 58, Salem 37.
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