Lacrosse season is over for colleges in the 518.
For Union College's women, it ended in Salisbury, Maryland on Sunday in a 2nd round loss to the host team, 17-9. The Garnet Chargers finished at 14-7 for the season, much better than the men, who finished well below .500, and didn't land a post-season bid.
UAlbany's women were in Baltimore, not too far from Salisbury, and, with six players missing for various reasons, fell to Johns Hopkins, 21-7, on Friday. The Lady Danes finish at 12-6. As for the men, they were obliterated on national television by North Carolina, 24-6, on Saturday afternoon, a game shown on ESPNU. The men played one fewer game, and finish 11-6. The whole idea of a mid-major vs. a power conference isn't so bad or pronounced in lacrosse as it would be in basketball, but, still, it makes one of this guy......
In other college action, UAlbany's women finished 4th in the America East track & field championships on Sunday. The men also finished in 4th, as New Hampshire won the men's title, and Bryant copped the women's crown.
College baseball:
Siena 8, Iona 1.
Binghamton 3, UAlbany 1.
It wasn't a sweet homecoming for Darius Prince, as the former Albany Empire/Firebird star returned to MVP Arena as a visitor for the first time in 7 years Saturday. Prince had a pair of touchdowns, but the Kentucky Barrel defense looked more like Cracker Barrel in trying to stop the 'Birds, who won, 55-37.
The Tri-City ValleyCats dropped two of three to New Jersey over the weekend. The 'Cats won the opener, 7-1, as Aaron Whitley (Niskayuna) made his 'Cats debut a successful one. Arlo Marynczak (Bethlehem/Siena) pitched the 9th with no save on the line, and fanned 2. The Jackals won the next two, 7-4 & 10-6.
The 'Cats stay in New Jersey to play Sussex County starting tomorrow.
Time to catch up on the weekend's action in high school sports:
Women's lacrosse:
Friday:
Shaker 13, Bethlehem 11.
Albany 9, Schenectady-Mohonasen-Schalmont 4.
Schuylerville 15, Averill Park 13.
Cohoes 10, LaSalle 7.
Saturday:
Nyack 17, Bethlehem 4.
Johnstown 14, Scotia 9.
Shaker 12, Saratoga 6.
Shenendehowa 17, Columbia 10.
Suffern 17, Queensbury 9.
Men's lacrosse:
Friday:
Voorheesville 11, Greenwich-Cambridge 7.
Johnstown 17, Schenectady-Mohonasen-Schalmont 4.
Saturday:
Shaker 6, Duxbury (MA) 4.
Glens Falls 16, Rutland (VT) 1.
Schuylerville 13, Averill Park 12.
Scotia 15, Broadalbin-Perth 5.
Ballston Spa 16, Vestal 8.
Softball:
Friday:
Saratoga 23, Niskayuna 2 (5 innings).
Colonie 5, Averill Park 3.
Columbia 15, Albany 4 (5 innings).
Ballston Spa 5, Shaker 1.
Greenwich 11, Saratoga Catholic 4.
Hudson Falls 9, Amsterdam 6.
Hoosick Falls 15, Waterford 0 (5 innings).
Duanesburg 17, Middleburgh 0 (5 innings).
South Glens Falls 17, Gloversville 0 (5 innings).
Schoharie 14, Mayfield 1 (5 innings).
Hoosic Valley 14, Maple Hill 0 (5 innings).
Fort Edward 11, Hartford 1 (5 innings).
Warrensburg 16, North Warren 3 (5 innings).
Stillwater 16, Cambridge 9.
Tamarac 17, Berlin-New Lebanon 0 (5 innings).
LaSalle 6, Albany Academy 1.
Granville 14, Hadley-Luzerne 0 (5 innings).
Argyle 3, Fort Ann 1.
Cobleskill-Richmondville 9, Fonda-Fultonville 3.
Whitehall 6, Salem 5.
Cohoes 8, Berne-Knox-Westerlo 4.
Bethlehem 6, Shenendehowa 3.
Saturday:
Eastchester 6, Voorheesville 4.
Voorheesville 16, Bloomfield 6.
Holy Trinity swept a doubleheader from Nichols, 9-0 & 14-6.
Galway 11, OESJ 0.
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