Winter season has produced noteworthy numbers | The Daily Gazette
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This winter season will be remembered for masks, virtual competition and near-empty venues among other pandemic-related items, but also for the diligence displayed and some cool and noteworthy numbers produced by our Section II athletes in a variety of sports.
Here are 10 of them already in the books, and over the next few weeks there are certain to be a bunch more as this one-of-a-kind campaign squeezes in basketball, hockey and wrestling events before its completion.
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Pin total surpassed by five Columbia boys in a virtual Suburban Council bowling match against Niskayuna at East Greenbush Bowling Center. With their three-game production, Zack Bogholtz (773), Mason McDowell (760), Ryan Lemay (752), Thomas Stein (745) and Tyler Bogholtz (701) combined to down 3,731 of Columbia’s 4,318 total pins in one of the highlight performances this winter for the SC regular season and tournament champion
Shenendehowa boys’ swimming takes virtual season opener | The Daily Gazette
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Shenendehowa s Jaden Homan competes in the 100-yard breaststroke during the season opening virtual meet against Shaker at the Shenendehowa Aquatics Center on the Clifton Park campus. STAN HUDY/DAILY GAZETTE
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CLIFTON PARK –- The Shenendehowa boys’ swimming team passed its first test of the season with flying colors –- and flying times Thursday afternoon at the Shenendehowa Aquatics Center on the Clifton Park campus.
Facing off against Shaker virtually, the Plainsmen earned first place in five individual events, took the top spot in all three relays and its trio of divers had no competition at the North Colonie pool, adding 13 points to start the afternoon meet.