Panthers, Bengals, Indians Win
Lake George 14 at Hoosick Falls 38
Lake George / Hadley Luzerne came to the Panther Den Friday evening sporting a 4-0 record, tied with Cambridge for Class C – North Division lead. At the end of the game, where they were totally outplayed, they left with a 38-14 loss and tied with Hoosick Falls for second place with a 4-1 record, both teams only loss coming against Cambridge. The War Eagles created their own problems with three lost fumbles.
Hoosick Falls got out to a 19-0 lead in the second quarter with Jeff Vincent scoring twice in the first quarter on five and ten yard runs and Max Kipp’s eleven yard scamper in the second. Lake George’s Michael Johnson ran in from one yard out to put the War Eagles on the board late in the second quarter to get within 13 at 19-6 at the half.
The second half was a replay of the first when the Panthers scored the first three touchdowns. Vincent scored the first two on rushes of eight and 23 yards in the third quarter, with Josh Colegrove hauling in a 16 yard pass from quarterback Sam Vincent for the third score and a 38-6 Panther lead. The War Eagles added a final score with time running out on a Logan Duers 25 yard run.
Vincent ran for 129 yards on 18 carries, Kipp had 38 yards on six and Richard had 37 yards on five carries. Richard threw seven passes, completing six, one for a touchdown.
This week the Panthers travel to Granville for a Saturday afternoon contest. Game time is 1 pm.
Tamarac 22 at Voorheesville 6
After a scoreless first quarter, Tamarac scored 16 unanswered points on plays by Peyton Nealon (5 yard rush) and Frank Zotto (35 yard pass from Bo Catherwood) to grab a 16-0 lead Voorheesville could never overcome. Both teams scored six points in the fourth quarter, Tamarac’s score coming on a 2 yard run by Jonah Rescott.
Nealon rushed for 160 yards on 36 carries, Rescott gained 29 on 10 carries and Catherwood gained 12 yards on five carries. Catherwood threw for 35 yards, completing one of two passes, the one completion was for a touchdown. The Bengal’s defense held the Blackbirds to 59 yards on the ground.
Scores and Records From Around The Area
Corinth 6 (North Division, Overall 0-5, Division 0-3) at Cambridge-Salem 62 (N 5-0, 3-0), Hoosick Falls (N 4-1, 2-1), Lake George / HL (N 4-1, 2-1), Mechanicville 27 (Central 2-3, 1-2) at Granville 38 (N 3-2, 2-1), Warrensburg 20 at Greenwich 7 (N 0-5, 0-3).
Stillwater 32 (C 5-0, 3-0) at Canajoharie – Fort Plain 26 (C 2-3, 1-2), Fonda 0 (C 2-3, 1-2) at Holy Trinity 44 (C 4-1, 3-0), Tamarac (C 2-3, 0-3) at Voorheesville (South 3-2, 2-1)
Chatham 40 (S 5-0, 4-0) at Helderberg Valley 7, Taconic Hills 14 (S 0-5, 0-4) at Cairo-Durham 24 (S 2-3, 2-1), Watervliet 13 (S 2-3, 1-2) at Coxsackie-Athens 33 (S 2-3, 1-2).
Hoosic Valley 49 at Cohoes 6, Lyndon Institute 21 at Mount Anthony 6, Lee 35 at Mount Greylock 6.
C-S Crushes Corinth, 62-6
It was a beautiful day for a football game Saturday when Cambridge-Salem got out to a 35-0 lead by the end of the first quarter and a 48-0 halftime lead and cruised from there to take its record to 5-0.
The Indians did anything they wanted, whenever they wanted to do it. Corinth, on the other hand, couldn’t get anything going on offense and couldn’t stop the Indians’ potent offense.
Corinth rushed for 51 yards and passed for 35 more.
Corinth was in trouble early when Tommy English ran the kickoff back for a touchdown. From there things continued downhill for Corinth and uphill for the Indians.
Corinth scored late in the fourth quarter on a 27 yard run to put a score on the board.
The Indians Tyler Linendoll rushed three times for 36 yards, Clifford Lewis ran twice for 30 yards, English twice for 18 yards, Doug Pennington had two carries for 15 yards, Kaedin Ogilvie ran once for 14 yards, Aden Terry had 13 yards on two carries and Joe Cary had one carry for five yards. Quarterback Calvin Schneider threw three passes for 29 yards and Eli Truhart completed one pass for 16 yards, a touchdown.
This week the Indians will make the trip up to Lake George to face the Lake George / Hadley Luzerne War Eagles. The game is scheduled to begin at 7 pm.