by Ryan Mosher
The first week of every high school basketball season can be a tough one as veteran players struggle to get back in the rhythm of things, and new players try to find their niche with their teammates. Calling the first week of this season for the Berlin boys basketball team rough may be an understatement. [Read more…] about Mountaineer Boys Basketball Off To Rough Start
Sports Outdoors
Animal Tracking Series At Dyken Pond Center
This winter Dyken Pond Environmental Education Center has teamed up with Tamakoce Wilderness Programs and The Rensselaer Plateau Alliance (R.P.A.) to bring you the 2010 Animal Tracking Series. [Read more…] about Animal Tracking Series At Dyken Pond Center
HFCS Boys Basketball Team Set To Defend WASAREN League Championship
by Gary Danforth
Coach Mike Lilac Jr.’s 2009-10 boys varsity basketball team is poised to defend its round ball title from a year ago when HFCS finished 11-3 in the dog eat dog WASAREN League with Brittonkill-Tamarac and Granville having 10-4 won-loss slates in league play. [Read more…] about HFCS Boys Basketball Team Set To Defend WASAREN League Championship
HFCS 2009-10 Girls Varsity Basketball Preview
by Gary Danforth
Hoosick Falls Central School varsity girls basketball Coach Kerry Branigan and her team opened their 2009-10 season last Monday night, November 30, at their River Road gymnasium when they hosted powerhouse Hoosic Valley Central School. [Read more…] about HFCS 2009-10 Girls Varsity Basketball Preview
Panther Girls Basketball Opens With A Loss
by Gary Danforth
Home standing Hoosick Falls Central School broke out to an 11-6 lead after eight minutes in their 2009-10 season opener against WASAREN League foe Hoosic Valley Central School but couldn’t hold their edge as the Indians won the game 46-30 last Monday evening, November 30, on the Panthers’ River Road floorboards.
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Yule Log Tradition At Dyken Pond
Celebrate the outdoors this season by attending the annual Yule Log Event at the Dyken Pond Environmental Education Center on Sunday, December 13. Beginning at 1 pm, there will a search for the hidden yule log. [Read more…] about Yule Log Tradition At Dyken Pond
A Great Fall Sports Season For HFCS
by Bea Peterson
What a season for HFCS Field Hockey and Football! Each team, through their effort, dedication and hard work made it to the NY State Final Four. The Field Hockey run ended on Friday, November 20, at Vestal High School. The Football run ended on Saturday, November 21, in Kingston.
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Panther Football Comes Up Short In State Semi-Final
by Gary Danforth
When you win a league title you should feel good about yourself. When you win a sectional championship you should feel very good about yourself. When you win a state regional championship you should feel like you’re on top of the world. And, if you fall one point short of going to the Syracuse Carrier Dome to play for the New York State Class C championship, you’ll most likely have a lot of good stories to tell your friends, neighbors, family, children and grandchildren some day. [Read more…] about Panther Football Comes Up Short In State Semi-Final
HF Field Hockey Journey Ends At The Final Four
by Bea Peterson
Port Jefferson scored first in the NY Class C semifinal game on Friday, November 20, at Vestal High School. Samantha Skott, with an assist from Rachel Quackenbush, managed to even the score just minutes later. Port Jefferson, however, struck again before the half was over. During the second half HF worked hard to scored again, but it didn’t happen. [Read more…] about HF Field Hockey Journey Ends At The Final Four
Yule Log Tradition At The Dyken Pond Center
Celebrate the outdoors this season by attending the annual Yule Log Event at the Dyken Pond Environmental Education Center on Sunday, December 13. Beginning at 1 pm, there will a search for the hidden yule log. [Read more…] about Yule Log Tradition At The Dyken Pond Center