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ANNOUNCEMENTS/TODAY'S EVENTS
This Wednesday, keep your face toward the sunshine, EAGLE NATION. We had a lot of action last night and some amazing games. Check out the scores and highlights.
| Check out the schedule, as we have an action-packed week. The calendar is about to turn to October, which means we are about to pass the halfway point of Fall sports. |
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| HIGHLIGHTS |
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Volleyball Highlights
Congratulations to the Varsity volleyball team, which traveled to Mayfield tonight and defeated the Panthers in a WAC League match, 25-8, 25-12, 25 -14. Kiera Allen led the Eagles with 14 kills, and Courtney Smith added 10. Estelle Hall added 5 blocks and 4 kills. Makaela Muzzy put up 15 points at the Service line, while Kenzie Gardinier added 17 points and Kristina Becker had 12. The Eagles move to 6-0 in the league and overall. They host Schoharie on Thursday in a matchup of state-ranked teams at 6:30 p.m. in a Pink Out Game. Come out to support the team and a great cause.
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The JV Volleyball defeated Mayfield last night, 25-6 and 25-8. Gwen Ahsmann led the way for the Golden Eagles with a strong serving performance, while Avery Menge added key service points and led the team in kills. Lily Chevalier led the team in assists while Gabby Cullen led the team in digs. The team moves to 5-0 in the league and 6-0 overall.
The Modified volleyball teams took on Fort Plain last night, with both teams battling it out in 3 sets. The 8th grade team fought hard, but couldn’t pull off the win. Their set scores were 25-22, 17-25, and 23-25. Brooklynne Taylor and CC Verret combined for 16 aces.
The 7th grade team won their battle, with set scores of 25-19, 24-26, and 25-21. Adelyn Glenn led the charge with 12 aces, while Addison Older, Jayde Armstrong, and Mari Smith combined for 4 aces and 3 kills.
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Golf Highlights
The Golf team wrapped up its regular season with a 9-6 win over Duanesburg. Andy Miller (37) and Colton Kickerbocker (49) each picked up two points for the Eagles. Cody Lanka (52) added a point and a half, while Jake Page (67) picked up a half point for the Eagles as the rest of their points came by winning overall strokes by 1. On Senior night, Andy Miller finished the regular season with his 10th victory of the year. Matthew Jones shot his season's bestThe team moves to 5-6 in the league and 6-6 overall. Next up is the WAC Cup on Friday! Good Luck Eagles
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Girls Soccer Highlights
The Girls Varsity Soccer team traveled to Canajoharie for a league game under the lights yesterday evening. The opening half was a back-and-forth clash, with both sides trading opportunities. Galway took the lead 17 minutes in when Josie Price played the ball to Mae Budris, who found the back of the net. Keeper Lily Bain, sporting her new pants, was an absolute wall in the first half. She kept her team alive after a couple of dangerous CanjoFP opportunities. After halftime, the girls reset and controlled much of the game's pace. With 20 minutes remaining, Canajorhaie paid the price when Josie P. tapped in a Norah Schaperjahn cross. Senior Captain Eva Anderson set the tone with a physical game at outside back, and Sophomore Maddy Verret gave the team excellent minutes at outside midfielder. With the win, the girls move to 6-2 overall. It is the team's 5th win and shutout in a row. Lily Bain registered her 6th shutout and 98th save of her rookie season. The girls are back at it in pink on Thursday as they take on a talented Northville squad
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Cross Country Highlights
Yesterday the Cross Country team hosted Duanesburg, Johnstown and Mayfield on our home course. The Girls' Varsity team ran a complete race and lost to Duanesburg, 25-30. Ailey Nelson had a great race, finishing first for the Galway girls and 3rd overall. Eleanor Douglas was right behind her. The Boys' Varsity team defeated Johnstown 19-43 and Duanesburg 15-49. Nathanial McDevitt was 3rd overall in the races, Evan Morris came in 7th, and Logan Miner came in 8th. The boys lost to Mayfield, who took first, second, fourth, sixth, and ninth place. The score was 18-33.
The modified teams had some great individual performances on Tuesday, highlighted by Wyatt Slosek winning the boys modified race by 25 seconds. He made a fantastic late surge in the woods to overtake 3 runners from Duanesburg to win the race. His time was more than 30 seconds faster than the Galway Invy. The Patterson twins battled with a runner from Johnstown down the stretch. Nicola led coming in 5th and Cooper coming in 1 second behind in 6th place, both beating the runner from Johnstown. Elizabeth VanNess cruised to a gutsy 4th place finish, followed by Iris Girard. Iris improved her time by 20 seconds from 2 weeks ago.
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Boys Soccer Highlights
Galway took on CFP on a rainy night at home. Galway scored first on a nice corner kick by Jorden Grupe that found Jameson Wagner's head. CFP would score with 30 seconds left in the first half when Gavin Buck found the back of the net. In the second half, Galway scored first again when Theo Friedman cut off a pass back to the keeper and calmly found the back of the net. CFP tied it with a beautiful shot from 20 yards out. They would score again to take the lead on Gavin Buck's second goal of the game when Galway failed to clear the ball out of the box. Galway's Hayden Flint had 10 saves.
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| ATHLETES OF THE WEEK |
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SCOREBOARD
Volleyball
Girls Soccer
Boys Soccer
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