High school sports scores for December 27-30
Boys basketball
THURSDAY
Saint Anthony's 62, Kingston 51
Kingston: Ke'montae Thawe 19 points; Elijah Abrams 7 points; Demario Smith 6 points; Cam Potter 6 points; Cody Baker 4 point
Saint Anthony's: J. Gaines-Wyatt 22 points; D Thomas 21 points; C Aurelien 11 points
Warwick 61, Minisink Valley 48
(Delaware Valley tournament consolation)
Warwick: Shane Micallef 16 points, Neil Harrison 12 points, Tim Leonard 10 points, Jacob Gonzalez 8 points, Jake Durie 7 points
Minisink Valley: Dylan Williams 13 points, Kai Colon 12 points, Dylan Skok 7 points, Glenn Finke 5 points
Beacon 82, John Jay 53
(Roy C. Ketcham Holiday Tournament)
John Jay (2-8): Malaki Smith 18 points
Middletown at Shenendehowa tournament, noon
Chester at Haldane, 2:45 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Delaware Valley (Pa.) 53, Minisink Valley 38
(Delaware Valley tournament semifinals)
Delaware Valley: Jake Brower 18 points; Noah Newton 15 points; Ryan Doherty 11 points; Ronnie McManus 7 points
Minisink Valley: Kai Colon 13 points, 8 rebounds; Glenn Finke 7 points, 6 rebounds; Tyler Mackie 6 points, 6 rebounds; Adin Roda 5 points, 6 rebounds.
Wallkill 46, Washingtonville 40
(Cornwall tournament championship)
Wallkill (8-0): Tourney MVP Mat Shea 14 points; Jeremy Figueroa 13 points, all-tourney team; Jack Rauschenbach 12 points
Washingtonville: Brenden Graham 11 points, all-tourney team; Ryan Allen 10 points
Saugerties at Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake tournament
Roscoe at Downsville tournament
Middletown at Shenendehowa tournament
Cornwall tournament consolation: Monroe-Woodbury vs. Cornwall
TUESDAY
Kingston 58, Fox Lane 47
Kingston: Ke'montae Thawe 20 points; Ryan McCardle 16 points; Elijah Abrams 10 points; Kevin Andrade 8 points
Wallkill 55, Monroe-Woodbury 54
(Cornwall tournament semifinals)
Wallkill (7-0): Mat Shea 25 points, 2 FT with 2.6 seconds remaining; Jeremy Figueroa 12 points
Monroe-Woodbury: Jeremiah Arne 21 points
Albertus Magnus tournament: Pine Bush vs. Fordham Prep
Cornwall tournament semifinal: Washingtonville-Cornwall
Roscoe at Downsville tournament
Saugerties at Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake tournament
DV tournament: Warwick at Delaware Valley (Pa.)
MONDAY
Spackenkill vs. Highland, at Roosevelt tournament
Lourdes vs. Roosevelt, at Roosevelt tournament
Girls basketball
THURSDAY
Wallkill 59, Red Hook 51
(Wallkill Coaches vs. Cancer championship)
Wallkill: Zoe Mesuch 14 points, all-tourney MVP; Jazmine Mdina 9 points; Sam Dembinsky 7 points; Emma Spindler all-tourney
Red Hook: Morgan Tompkins 22 points, all-tourney team; Mackenzie Simmons all-tourney team
All-tourney others: Jenna O'Conner (Valley Central); Gabby Shapiro (Cornwall)
Valley Central d. Cornwall
(Wallkill Coaches vs. Cancer consolation)
Game not reported
TUESDAY
Wallkill 62, Troy 41
(Amsterdam College Showcase)
Wallkill: Zoe Mesuch 21 points; Emma Spindler 13 points; Emma Schwarzbeck 7 points; Alex Dembinsky 7 points
Saugerties vs. Shaker, at Amsterdam
Minisink Valley at Delaware Valley tournament, ppd.
Pine Bush at Millbrook, ppd.
MONDAY
Wallkill 73, Duanesburg 60
(Amsterdam College Showcase)
Wallkill: Zoe Mesuch 17 points; Emma Schwarzbeck 15 points; Grace Mesuch 15 points; Emma Spindler 12 points
Duanesburg: Eagles are No. 1 ranked team in Class C; Allison O'Hanlon 22 points
Saugerties 58, Troy 35
(Amsterdam College Showcase)
Saugerties: Sage Fanelli 28 points
Troy: Solaris Nunez 7 points
Minisink Valley at Delaware Valley tournament
High school wrestling
WEDNESDAY
Cooperstown Invitational
Team points: 1. Mount Markham 175.5 points; 2. Goshen (G) 169; 3. Unatego 119.5; 4. South Lewis 89.5; 5. Vernon-Verona-Sheril 85.5
Goshen highlights: First place - Jackson Brady (138 pounds); Max Winkler (189); Dominick Siracusa (285); Second place - Jacob Perales (118); Third place - Michael Lombardi (126); Dante Joseph (189); Kyle Kubik (215); Aidan DeEntremont (285); Fourth place - Jake Lederman (132); Fifth place - Henry Villodas (152); Aaron Gay (172); Sixth place - Dan Weeden (145); Anthony Mitchell (160)
TUESDAY
Linn Crawn Memorial
Team points: 1. Minisink Valley 214 points; 2. Kittatinny Regional 196.5; 3. Morris Hills 119; 4. Randolph 104; 5. West Morris 87.5
Minisink Valley highlights: First place - Joseph Uhrig (106 pounds); Sofia Macaluso (120); Zachary McKernan (132); Luke Greiner (144); Eric Tigue (150); Zackary Ryder (157); Andrew Filip (190); Ethan Gallo (215); Second place - Anthony Tresch (126); Third place - Wyatt Boice (113); George Racz (165)
MONDAY-TUESDAY
Mid-Hudson Tournament
Team points: 1. Miller Place 202 points; 2. Arlington 181; 3. Xavier 165.5; 4. Longwood 149; 5. Hewlett 120; 6. Newburgh Free Academy (NFA) 100; 7. Cornwall (Cor) 99.5; 8. Ward Melville 91.5; 9. Valley Central (VC) 87; 10. Mattituck-Greenport-Southold 78; 11. Mahopac 66; 12. Red Hook 47.5; 13. Beacon 45; 14. Wallkill (W) 41. Also: Kingston (K); Onteora (O)
Varsity 845 highlights
102 pounds: Championship - Luke Satriano (VC) pin Cooper Merli (NFA) 3:49
110 pounds: Championship - Dillon Arrick (Arlington) d. Nicholas Weeden (VC) 5-0; Fifth place - Joseph Gabriele (John Jay CR) pin Xavier Clavell (Cor) 4:15
118 pounds: Fifth place - Kirk Smith (Hewlett) d. Rocco Futia (W) 11-6
126 pounds: Championship - Justin Fortugno (Briarcliff-Byram Hills-Valhalla-Westlake) d. Sebastian Vidacovich (VC) 6-0
149 pounds: Third place - Sander Miller (Edgemont) pin Jackson Merli (NFA) 2:46
152 pounds: Third place - Tyler Reed (Cor) d. Johnathan Zenny (Hewlett) 3-2; Fifth place - Luke Leahy (Miller Place) d. Shawn Patterson (VC) 7-4
160 pounds: Championship - Robert Cunningham (Miller Place) d. Anthony Manzi (NFA) 6-0; Fifth place - Logan Smith (Highland) won by forfeit over Josh Gendlin (Hewlett)
172 pounds: Fifth place - Nick Cavallo (Cor) won by forfeit over Ryan Goodman (Hewlett)
189 pounds: Third place - Joseph Ponesse (NFA) pinned Hunter Anderson (Mattituck-Greenport-Southold) 1:47; Fifth place - Nicholas York (Kingston) won by forfeit over John McGowan (Mamaroneck)
215 pounds: Fifth place - Gavin Furst (Cor) pinned Chris Betcher (W) 4:13
285 pounds: Championship - Jacob Maiorano (Hewlett) pinned Nick Valenzano (Cor) 1:20
Boys track and field
THURSDAY
North Shore Invitational
(at New York Armory)
Teams: Goshen (G); Middletown (Mid); Warwick (War); Washingtonville (Wash)
55 meters: 3. Neville Lamey (Mid) 6.78; 10, Markel Thompson (Mid) 6.96; 15. Marques Thompson (Mid) 7.01; 22. Daniel Galeas (Mid) 7.07; 27. Wilson Luzon (Mid) 7.10; 31. Jaiden Bradshaw (Wash) 7.15
55 hurdles: 1. Elijah Mallard (Wash) 7.86; 3. Jagger Blauvelt (Mid) 8.29; 14. Joe Napolitano (Wash) 9.27; 34. Dylan Moshier (War) 10.75
300: 2. Neville Lamey (Mid) 36.23; 9. Jaiden Bradshaw (Wash) 36.95; 13. Elijah Mallard (Wash) 37.16; 17. Daniel Galeas (Mid) 37.74; 39. Joe Napolitano (Wash) 39.01; 45. William Barrero (War) 39.62
600: 14. Noah Breedy (War) 1:30.47; 15. Peter Efinger (Wash) 1:30.55; 16. Connor O'Regan (War) 1:31.45; 21. Patrick Gardiner (War) 1:32.25; 53. Kiran Foster (G) 1:41.94
1,000: 12. Thomas Hayden (War) 2:47.62; 19. Jackson Diglio (G) 2:51.76; 35. Ryan Schramm (G) 3:00.17
1,600: 12. Derek Leiter (Wash) 4:48.30; 13. Jackson Digilio (G) 4:49.05; 14. Alex Eberlein (War) 4:50.07; 17. Peter Efinger (Wash) 4:54.70; 50. Ryan Schramm (G) 5:07.95
3,200 (invitational): 12. Derek Leiter (Wash) 10:25.82
800 relay: 2. Middletown 1:37.82
1,600 relay: 11. Warwick 3:56.30
3,200 relay: 1. Warwick 8:42.95
High jump: 7. Connor Efinger (Wash) 5-4
Long jump: 13. Connor Efinger (Wash) 17-0.75; 18. Jaiden Bradshaw (Wash) 16-2
Triple jump: 4. Connor Efinger (Wash) 37-2.25
Shot put: 30. Jacob Gibel (War) 31-1.75
Weight throw: 9. Steven Tripodianos (Wash) 35-6
Pole vault: 1. Luke Beattie (War) 10-0; 2. Anthony Roe (War) 9-0
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
Marine Corps Holiday Classic
(at New York Armory)
Teams: Cornwall (Cor); Kingston (K); Marlboro (Marl); Middletown (Mid); Newburgh Free Academy (NFA)
55-meters (day 1): 4. Neville Lamey (Mid) 6.800; 10 Marques Thompson (Mid) 7.06; Daniel Galeas (Mid) 7.07. 12. Jagger Blauvelt (Mid) 7.10; 19. Naymani Foster (Mid) 7.44
55-meters (day 2): 21. Colin Robertson (Marl) 7.06
55 hurdles (day 2): 3. Victor Perez (Cor) 8.23; 10. Ilunga Salerno (Cor) 8.88
200 (day 1): 1. Neville Lamey (Mid) 23.09; 6. Wilson Luzon (Mid) 24.09; 7. Markel Thompson (Mid) 24.18; 10. Jagger Blauvelt (Mid) 24.57; 15. Naymani Foster (Mid) 26.28; DQ. Marques Thompson (Mid) lane violation
300 (day 1): 1. John Fermpong Jr. (NFA) 35.04; 3. Matthew Worrell (NFA) 35.70; 6. Sam Montes (NFA) 37.14; 11. Xaiver Williams (NFA) 37.75; 16. Elijah Price (NFA) 38.26
400 (day 1): 3. Daniel Galeas (Mid) 53.34; 10. Ethan Tobey (K) 57.98
400 (day 2): 6. Charles Cypress (Cor) 53.50; 21. Walesky Nowak (Cor) 59.35
600 (day 1): 2. Luca Maneri (K) 1:28.27; 17. Zach Martinez (K) 1:43.77; 18. Ethan Tobey (K) 1:44.06; 24. Charlie Molyneaux (K) 1:56.69
800 (day 2): 4. Jeremy Jean Charles (Cor) 2:04.56; 9. Jack McCarthy (Cor) 2:11.60
1,000 (day 1): 18. Chris Mooradian (Marl) 3:28.53
1-mile (day 2): 11. Jeremy Jean Charles (Cor) 4:34.60; 21. Domenic Valentino (Marl) 4:48.98; 34. Jack McCarthy (Cor) 4:59.86; 43. Khalyl Muhammad (NFA) 5:18.91; 44. Jan-Niklas Krueger (NFA) 5:20.90; 47. Scott Mocko (NFA) 5:37.06
800 relay (day 2): 3. Cornwall 'B' (Andre Hedgemond, Ilunga Salerno, Victor Perez, Walesky Nowak) 1:36.33 (1:36.31 in prelims); 5. Newburgh (Matthew Worrell, John Fermpong, Samuel Montes, Xaiver Williams) 1:38.38; 7. Newburgh 'B' 1:39.26
High jump (day 2): 6. Victor Perez (Cor) 5-5
Triple jump (invitational): 3. Ilunga Salerno (Cor) 34-8
Shot put (day 1): 4. Samuel Okeyo (NFA) 36-5; 7. Jack Connolly (K) 35-3.75; 9. Sydney Hymes (K) 33-9.75
Weight throw (day 1): 11. Sydney Hymes (K) 22-8.5; Foul. Jack Connolly (K)
Pole vault (day 2): 2. Colin Robertson (Marl) 10-7
Girls track and field
THURSDAY
North Shore Invitational
(at New York Armory)
Teams: Goshen (G); Middletown (Mid); Warwick (War); Washingtonville (Wash)
55 meters: 33. Chayse Clarke-Martin (G) 8.16; 33. Oluwasayo Kumapayi (Mid) 8.16; 38. Brianna Arias Rodriguez (Mid) 8.18; 44. Nathalia Evelyn (War) 8.26
55 hurdles: 7. Sophie Mirecki (Wash) 9.76 (9.58 in prelims); 11. Areyanna McCarthy (G) 10.07; 24. Aljaye Clark (Mid) 10.60; 25. Morgan Mask (War) 10.63; 28,. Alexa Keys (War) 10.68; 38. Miranda Frisbee (Wash) 11.28; 47. Marlee Blauvelt (Mid) 11.99; 48. Reilly Saint Lawrence (G) 14.82
300: 13. Lily Beattie (War) 44.06; 24. Soria Roberts (War) 45.95; 36. Kieran Bray-Jones (Wash) 47.19; 39. Nathalia Evelyn (War) 47.81; 55. Chayse Clarke-Martin (G) 49.00
600: 25. Samantha Brady (War) 2:00.00; 32. Ashley Fitzgerald (War) 2:02.88
1,000: 4. Anne Hagan (Wash) 3:11.72; 9. Christina Diorio (G) 3:19.00; 17. Sarah Hertner (War) 3:25.86; 35. Gianna Catalano (G) 3:44.21
1,500: 1. Kayla Schramm (G) 4:43.65; 10. Anne Hagan (Wash) 5:11.09; 15. Christina Diorio (G) 5:18.71; 25. Shelby Spencer (War) 5:36.87; 40. Bridget Hagan (Wash) 5:50.34; 41. Gianna Catalano (G) 5:50.51
1,500 race walk: 9. Miranda Frisbee (Wash) 9:45.68
800 relay: 3. Middletown 1:56.42
High jump: 4. Areyanna McCarthy (G) 4:10
Triple jump: 3. Areyanna McCarthy (G) 35-2.75; 17. Miranda Frisbee (Wash) 27-5
Shot put: 19. Emily Dong (G) 23-3
Weight throw: 3. Emily Schneider (Wash) 33-9.25; 23. Caeli Lascar (Wash) 18-7.25
Pole vault: 2. Sophie Mirecki (Wash) 11-0; 9. Reilly Saint Lawrence (G) 9-6
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
Marine Corps Holiday Classic
(at New York Armory)
Teams: Cornwall (Cor); Kingston (K); Marlboro (Marl); Middletown (Mid); Newburgh Free Academy (NFA)
55-meters: 11. Aniya Dawkins (Mid) 8.12; 12. Sayo Kumapayi (Mid) 8.19; 13. Aljaye Clarke (Mid) 8.30; 15. Christina Oquendo (Mid) 8.49
55-meters (day 2): 32. Carson Villani (Cor) 8.35
55 hurdles (day 2): 6. Caigan Leonard (Cor) 9.20; 12. Samantha Miller (Cor) 10.08
200 (day 1): 8. Aljaye Clarke (Mid) 28.59; 10. Aniya Dawkins (Mid) 29.39; 15. Brianna Arias Rodriguez (Mid) 30.96; 18. Marlie Blauvelt (Mid) 33.98
300 (day 1): 26. Aislinn Hertle (K) 57.02
400 (day 1): 4. Sayo Kumapayi (Mid) 1:09.48; 6. Ellie Meyers (K) 1:10.50; 7. Christina Oquendo (Mid) 1:16.51
600 (day 1): 9. Ellie Meyers (K) 1:56.88; 14. Aislinn Hertle (K) 2:14.31
800 (day 2): 6. Sophie Thomas (Cor) 2:34.32; 7. Adriana Cecchetelli (Cor) 2:34.87; 13. Morgan Gagnon (Cor) 2:36.97; 26. Victoria Rondon (Cor) 3:30.68
1,000 (day 1): 1. Carla Bautista (K) 3:18.10
1-mile (day 2): 7. Adriana Cecchetelli (Cor) 5:29.31; 13. Lillian Stephenson (Cor) 5:48.66; 14. Morgan Gagnon (Cor) 5:49.14; 15. Sophie Thomas (Cor) 5:50.50; 20. Victoria Rondon (Cor) 7:22.39
800 relay (day 2): 9. Cornwall (Emma Burich, Samantha Miller, Carson Villani, Caigan Leonard) 1:53.85
High jump (day 2): 4. Carson Villani (Cor) 4-5
Long jump (day 2): Emma Burich (Cor) 14-3
Triple jump (Invitational): 2. Caigan Leonard (Cor) 32-2; 3. Samantha Miller (Cor) 27-4.5
Shot put (day 1): 11. Paige Molyneaux (K) 23-3.75
Shot put (day 2): Dana Rene (Cor) 22-9
Weight throw (day 1): 9. Paige Molyneaux (K) 23-5; 12. Meadow Bock (K) 18-5.
Men's soccer
NPSL adds Cedar Stars
The National Premier Soccer League has added the Chester-based Cedar Stars FC as an expansion team for 2022. The team will play its home matches at Faller Field, located on the campus of Middletown High School.
Cedar Stars will play in the NPSL East Region. Though not specified, it's likely the new franchise would play in the North Atlantic Conference along with Kingston Stockade, Boston City, Greater Lowell Rough Diamonds, Hartford City, New York Shockers and Valeo.
Additional expansion teams include Akron City; Apotheos; Corinthians of San Antonio; Grove Soccer United; Jackson Lions; Lubbock Matadors; Pennsylvania Classics; and, Brave Lions.
Cedar Stars Academy, established in 2011, is led by owner and president George Altirs, vice president and sporting director Anthony Nixon and general manager Jim Lagarde. CSA has more than 2,500 male and female athletes involved in its programs, including MLS Next and GA leagues and international teams in Germany, Ghana and Denmark.
College hockey
Army adds game with Penn State
Penn State of the Big Ten Conference will visit West Point's Tate Rink at 5 p.m. Saturday. The Nittany Lions last visited West Point in the 2012-13 season. The teams have met five times with Army holding a 3-2 edge.
College football
Army's Tuitele to Fresno State
Army offensive line coach and run game coordinator Saga Tuitele has been hired as offensive line coach at Fresno State. He worked for West Point the past two seasons.
This article originally appeared on Times Herald-Record: High school sports scores for December 27-30
