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ST. JOHNSVILLE, N.Y. —
ST. JOHNSVILLE 68, GALWAY 33
The St. Johnsville Saints leveled their regular-season record with a 68-33 win Thursday over Galway’s Golden Eagles.
The Saints (9-9) had already beaten Galway twice in Western Athletic Conference North Division play and drew the Golden Eagles again for a season-ending crossover. They raced out to a 43-17 halftime lead at home with Alex Hart scoring nine of his game-high 22 points in the first quarter and Dylan Klock pouring in 12 points in the second.
Klock finished the game with 17 points, 10 rebounds and six assists. Kyle Smith added 14 points.
Day John Marshall led the Golden Eagles with 12 points.
Galway (1-17) was playing for the first time since the death of team captain Andrew Izzo one week earlier. A moment of silence was held for Izzo’s memory prior to the game with the clock ticking off 11 seconds to match the senior’s uniform number.
The Golden Eagles had been winless before beating Sharon Springs in a Feb. 5 crossover.
St. Johnsville is seeded eighth for Section II’s Class D playoffs and plays at home again Wednesday against No. 9 Heatly. Wednesday’s winner travels to Stillwater High School Feb. 23 to meet undefeated top seed Argyle, the state’s top-ranked Class D team, in the quarterfinals.
ST. JOHNSVILLE SAINTS 68, GALWAY GOLDEN EAGLES 33
GALWAY (1-17) — Day John Marshall 5 2-2 12; Dan Diaz 1 0-0 2; Dylan Gregory 4 1-2 9; Evan Ceroalo 1 2-2 4; Zachary Hartman 1 0-0 2; George Flint 0 0-4 0; Austin Williams 2 0-0 4. Totals: 14 5-10 33.
ST. JOHNSVILLE (9-9) — Johnny Vicciarelli 3 0-0 7; Ricky Jasewicz 1 1-2 3; Alex Hart 10 2-4 22; Brandon Campione 0 2-2 2; Kyle Smith 6 1-5 14; Dylan Klock 8 1-2 17; Kevin Blair 0 1-2 1; Andrew Hart 1 0-2 2. Totals: 29 8-19 68.
Galway 9 8 12 4 — 33
St. Johnsville 18 25 22 3 — 68
Three-pointers — Galway 0; St. Johnsville 2 (Smith 1, Vicciarelli 1). JV — St. Johnsville won.
SCHOHARIE 70, FORT PLAIN 62
SCHOHARIE, N.Y. — The Schoharie Indians outscored Fort Plain 16-9 in the final period Thursday and defeated the Hilltoppers 70-62 in the WAC Cup consolation game.
Runners-up in their respective divisions of the Western Athletic Conference, both teams were beaten in Tuesday’s semifinals at Fulton-Montgomery Community College. Canajoharie and Mekeel Christian Academy played for the WAC Cup championship Friday at the college.
James Sackett and Conner Brown each scored 18 points for Schoharie (13-5) while Evan Ottman added 16.
Chris Hanifin went 9-for-10 at the foul line and scored a game-high 19 points for Fort Plain. Joe Ray added 11 points and Marcus Failing scored 10.
Fort Plain is seeded ninth in Section II’s 19-team Class C playoff field — there is no C/CC split this year — and begins postsesaon play Wednesday with a trip to Rensselaer. Schoharie, seeded fifth, plays at home Wednesday against Stillwater. The tournament’s top seed, and Fort Plain’s potential quarterfinal opponent, is Hoosic Valley.
SCHOHARIE INDIANS 70, FORT PLAIN HILLTOPPERS 62
FORT PLAIN (10-8) — Stephen Belden 1 0-0 2; Trenton Douglas 1 0-0 2; Marcus Failing 3 2-2 10; Zach Florian 3 0-0 6; Chris Hanifin 5 9-10 19; Eric Orlogio 0 0-2 0; Joe Ray 4 0-0 11; Jake Sardina 3 0-0 7; Zach Sweet 1 3-4 5. Totals: 21 14-18 62.
SCHOHARIE (13-5) — Conner Brown 7 3-4 18; Sean Hausmann 2 1-1 5; Cole Keyser 1 0-0 3; Chris O'Neil 1 2-3 4; Evan Ottman 6 3-4 16; James Sackett 7 1-2 18; Tanner Stone 2 0-0 6. Totals: 26 10-14 70.
Fort Plain 18 15 20 9 — 62
Schoharie 21 19 14 16 — 70
Three-pointers — Fort Plain 6 (Ray 3, Failing 2, Sardina 1); Schoharie 8 (Sackett 3, Stone 2, Brown 1, Keyser 1, Ottman 1).
ST. JOHNSVILLE 68, GALWAY 33
The St. Johnsville Saints leveled their regular-season record with a 68-33 win Thursday over Galway’s Golden Eagles.
The Saints (9-9) had already beaten Galway twice in Western Athletic Conference North Division play and drew the Golden Eagles again for a season-ending crossover. They raced out to a 43-17 halftime lead at home with Alex Hart scoring nine of his game-high 22 points in the first quarter and Dylan Klock pouring in 12 points in the second.
Klock finished the game with 17 points, 10 rebounds and six assists. Kyle Smith added 14 points.
Day John Marshall led the Golden Eagles with 12 points.
Galway (1-17) was playing for the first time since the death of team captain Andrew Izzo one week earlier. A moment of silence was held for Izzo’s memory prior to the game with the clock ticking off 11 seconds to match the senior’s uniform number.
The Golden Eagles had been winless before beating Sharon Springs in a Feb. 5 crossover.
St. Johnsville is seeded eighth for Section II’s Class D playoffs and plays at home again Wednesday against No. 9 Heatly. Wednesday’s winner travels to Stillwater High School Feb. 23 to meet undefeated top seed Argyle, the state’s top-ranked Class D team, in the quarterfinals.
ST. JOHNSVILLE SAINTS 68, GALWAY GOLDEN EAGLES 33
GALWAY (1-17) — Day John Marshall 5 2-2 12; Dan Diaz 1 0-0 2; Dylan Gregory 4 1-2 9; Evan Ceroalo 1 2-2 4; Zachary Hartman 1 0-0 2; George Flint 0 0-4 0; Austin Williams 2 0-0 4. Totals: 14 5-10 33.
ST. JOHNSVILLE (9-9) — Johnny Vicciarelli 3 0-0 7; Ricky Jasewicz 1 1-2 3; Alex Hart 10 2-4 22; Brandon Campione 0 2-2 2; Kyle Smith 6 1-5 14; Dylan Klock 8 1-2 17; Kevin Blair 0 1-2 1; Andrew Hart 1 0-2 2. Totals: 29 8-19 68.
Galway 9 8 12 4 — 33
St. Johnsville 18 25 22 3 — 68
Three-pointers — Galway 0; St. Johnsville 2 (Smith 1, Vicciarelli 1). JV — St. Johnsville won.
SCHOHARIE 70, FORT PLAIN 62
SCHOHARIE, N.Y. — The Schoharie Indians outscored Fort Plain 16-9 in the final period Thursday and defeated the Hilltoppers 70-62 in the WAC Cup consolation game.
Runners-up in their respective divisions of the Western Athletic Conference, both teams were beaten in Tuesday’s semifinals at Fulton-Montgomery Community College. Canajoharie and Mekeel Christian Academy played for the WAC Cup championship Friday at the college.
James Sackett and Conner Brown each scored 18 points for Schoharie (13-5) while Evan Ottman added 16.
Chris Hanifin went 9-for-10 at the foul line and scored a game-high 19 points for Fort Plain. Joe Ray added 11 points and Marcus Failing scored 10.
Fort Plain is seeded ninth in Section II’s 19-team Class C playoff field — there is no C/CC split this year — and begins postsesaon play Wednesday with a trip to Rensselaer. Schoharie, seeded fifth, plays at home Wednesday against Stillwater. The tournament’s top seed, and Fort Plain’s potential quarterfinal opponent, is Hoosic Valley.
SCHOHARIE INDIANS 70, FORT PLAIN HILLTOPPERS 62
FORT PLAIN (10-8) — Stephen Belden 1 0-0 2; Trenton Douglas 1 0-0 2; Marcus Failing 3 2-2 10; Zach Florian 3 0-0 6; Chris Hanifin 5 9-10 19; Eric Orlogio 0 0-2 0; Joe Ray 4 0-0 11; Jake Sardina 3 0-0 7; Zach Sweet 1 3-4 5. Totals: 21 14-18 62.
SCHOHARIE (13-5) — Conner Brown 7 3-4 18; Sean Hausmann 2 1-1 5; Cole Keyser 1 0-0 3; Chris O'Neil 1 2-3 4; Evan Ottman 6 3-4 16; James Sackett 7 1-2 18; Tanner Stone 2 0-0 6. Totals: 26 10-14 70.
Fort Plain 18 15 20 9 — 62
Schoharie 21 19 14 16 — 70
Three-pointers — Fort Plain 6 (Ray 3, Failing 2, Sardina 1); Schoharie 8 (Sackett 3, Stone 2, Brown 1, Keyser 1, Ottman 1).
