Hoosick Falls (13-2) is ranked number 29 in the NYS Class B January 26 poll. Other Section 2, Class B schools in the poll are Mechanicville (18) and Watervliet at number 26.
Mechanicville 15 21 15 18 69
Tamarac 9 7 16 10 42
Tuesday, February 4. Tamarac fell behind in the first half by 20 and was never able to overcome the deficit.
Hoosick Falls 20 26 16 16 78
Berlin/New Lebanon 4 10 10 19 43
Tuesday, February 4. Jon Kempf was 9 of 9 from the free throw line in the first quarter, then scored 17 second quarter points to lead the Panthers past Berlin-New Lebanon. Kempf ended the evening with 35 points, going 10 of 11 from the charity stripe. Isiah Burnett pulled down 11 rebounds and Max Kipp had eight asssists.
Hoosic Valley 12 8 12 3 35
Cambridge 10 7 11 15 43
Tuesday, February 4. Cambridge prevailed in this low scoring game. Nick Murphy, the only player to score in double figures, scored 11 for Cambridge.
Berne-Knox 18 19 16 21 74
Hoosic Valley 10 19 8 18 55
Saturday, February 1. Played at Cool Insuring Arena, Glens Falls. A non-league matchup saw the Hoosic Valley Indians unable to keep pace with the Berne-Knox Bulldogs. CJ Bassett had 19 for the Indians while Logan Rafferty chipped in 10.
Tamarac 9 9 17 21 56
Hoosick Falls 17 17 16 16 66
Friday, January 31. Points were hard to come by for Tamarac early in this game. The Bengals were able to chip away at the lead during the second half but fell short at the end. Tristan Williams scored 25 points for Hoosick Falls while Jon Kempf scored 24 and Max Kipp added 13. Joey Poulin scored 16 for Tamarac. Hoosick Fall won the JV game.
Cambridge 8 12 12 10 42
Greenwich 21 17 11 13 62
Friday, January 31. Cambridge got off to a slow start and never got up to speed. Jeffrey Burke scored 13 points and Ben Epler added 10 for the Indians.
Berlin-New Lebanon 11 8 13 7 39
Hoosic Valley 22 …14.. 24 …21 81
Friday, January 31. CJ Bassett scored 22 points, Logan Reilly scored 19 (11 in the third quarter) and Nolan Rafferty chipped in 12 as Hoosic Valley ran past B-NL. Shawn Paulous and Malachi Ritter each scored 11 points for Berlin-New Lebanon.