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Scenes from Suburban Council boys basketball: Shenendehowa rallies past CBA

By ROB JONAS

CLIFTON PARK – A big performance from Jake Reinisch and a crazy finish added up to a victory for the Shenendehowa boys basketball team.

Reinisch poured in 25 points to lead all scorers, but it was a gutsy give-and-go between TJ Sangare and Nick Lemire on an inbounds play that propelled Shen to a 65-63 Suburban Council victory over Christian Brothers Academy Friday, Dec. 7.

Leading 61-60 with 16 seconds left, Sangare was given the ball by the referee to put it in play underneath the Plainsmen’s basket after a Shen timeout. Instead, Lemire crossed over the end line and took the pass from Sangare. Lemire held the ball for a second and then threw a three-quarter court pass to a streaking Sangare, who took off while all eyes were on Lemire. Sangare caught the pass in stride and softly jammed the ball through to give Shen a three-point advantage. Continue reading “Scenes from Suburban Council boys basketball: Shenendehowa rallies past CBA” →

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Scenes from Suburban Council boys basketball: Five Schenectady players reach double digits in a victory over Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake

SCHENECTADY – Schenectady used a balanced attack to fend off Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake 75-69 Tuesday, Dec. 4, in a Suburban Council boys basketball game.

Five players had double-digit point totals for the Patriots, led by Kareem Sanders’ 18-point performance. Chris Davis made four three-pointers as part of a 17-point night, while Kayshawn Cruz contributed 13 points for Schenectady. Lamar Fisher (12 points) and Jonon White (10 points) also had strong performances for the Patriots.

Alex Jameson poured in 30 points to lead BH-BL, which clawed its way back into the game after trailing by 12 points at halftime. Jameson drained six three-pointers and went 6-for-7 from the free throw line for the Spartans. Max Blowers chipped in with 14 points, and Jack Wyatt added 11 points for BH-BL. Continue reading “Scenes from Suburban Council boys basketball: Five Schenectady players reach double digits in a victory over Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake” →