Tag: Colonial Council boys basketball

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Colonial Council boys basketball: Voorheesville soars past Cohoes; Lansingburgh fends off LaSalle

Voorheesville went on a 27-11 run over the course of the second and third quarters to defeat Cohoes 51-35 Friday, Dec. 14, in a Colonial Council boys basketball game.

Ian Owens had 15 points, and Luke Palmer contributed 12 points for the Blackbirds, who did not allow a Cohoes player to break double digits in the scoring column. Ivan Brajac scored six points for the Tigers.

In another defensive battle, Lansingburgh fended off LaSalle 44-34. The Knights outscored the Cadets 10-6 in the fourth quarter to pull away for the 10-point win.

Isaiah Knight netted 14 points, and Trevor Green chipped in with 12 points for Lansingburgh. Liam Mooney led LaSalle with 14 points. Continue reading “Colonial Council boys basketball: Voorheesville soars past Cohoes; Lansingburgh fends off LaSalle” →

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Scenes from Colonial Council boys basketball: Watervliet handles Cohoes

WATERVLIET – Watervliet outscored Cohoes 47-28 over the course of the second and third quarters on its way to a 70-56 victory Tuesday, Dec. 11, in a Colonial Council boys basketball game.

J.J. Chestnut drained four three-pointers on his way to a 20-point night for the Cannoneers. Derrick Benson contributed 17 points, while Messiah Mallory added 13 points.

Troy Snyder paced Cohoes with 18 points, and Jonathan LaSure added 11 points. Continue reading “Scenes from Colonial Council boys basketball: Watervliet handles Cohoes” →

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Colonial Council boys basketball: Cobleskill-Richmondville storms to victory over Cohoes

Cobleskill-Richmondville outscored Cohoes 24-5 in the third quarter on its way to a 56-39 victory over the Tigers Friday, Dec. 7, in a Colonial Council boys basketball game.

Andrew Tracey led the charge for the Bulldogs (2-1 league, 3-1 overall) with 26 points, including nine points during the decisive third quarter run. Pat Nichols contributed all seven of his points in the third quarter.

Anthony Hicks had 13 points in the first half for Cohoes, but he was held scoreless in the second half. Kyle Milligan added eight points for the Tigers (0-3, 1-3).

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Colonial Council boys basketball: Duncan Tallman reaches 1,000-point plateau for Mohonasen; Catholic Central defeats Cohoes

Duncan Tallman joined the 1,000-point club to lead Mohonasen to a 71-27 victory over Ichabod Crane Tuesday, Dec. 4, in a Colonial Council boys basketball game in Rotterdam.

Needing 21 points to hit the mark entering Tuesday’s game, Tallman drained four three-pointers on his way to a 27-point performance. Chase Monroe contributed nine points for the Mighty Warriors, who went on a 23-3 run in the third quarter to put the game out of Ichabod Crane’s reach.

Zach Kennedy had seven points for Ichabod Crane.

In another Colonial Council contest, Catholic Central built a 14-point halftime lead on its way to a 47-34 victory over Cohoes. Jackson Brown tallied 14 points, and Al’lon Walters chipped in with 13 points for the Crusaders. Troy Snyder netted 10 points for the Tigers.

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Colonial Council boys basketball team preview: LaSalle Cadets

Team: LaSalle Institute

Head coach: Jon Desso (first year)

Last year’s record: 12-2 league, 15-7 overall

Playoff result: Advanced past first round of Section 2 tournament Continue reading “Colonial Council boys basketball team preview: LaSalle Cadets” →

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Colonial Council boys basketball preview: Schalmont Sabres

Schalmont logoTeam: Schalmont

Head coach: Greg Loiacono

Last year’s record: 19-5

Playoff result: Lost in Section 2 Class B final to Mekeel Christian

Returning starters: LJ Randle (senior guard), Nick Boyd (senior forward), Shane O’Dell (junior guard)

Graduated: Jesse O’Dell (center), Mike Tommasone (guard), Chris Miller (guard)

Newcomers: Ryan Brown, Nick O’Connor

Outlook for the season: The Sabres return 11 players from last year’s team, which will come in handy as they face a tough schedule that includes more Class A and AA teams than teams within their own classification (B).

“With Mohonasen added to our division [of the Colonial Council],  we play the last two teams to win the A title [Mohonasen and Lansingburgh] four times, plus LaSalle and Ichabod [Crane] twice,” said Loiacono. “The goal is to continue to get better every day, get a high seed and get back to Glens Falls.”