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UAlbany upsets No. 15 Campbell as Section 2 crowns soccer champs

Plus, Albany ranked choice voting backers turn in 1,975 more signatures.

The Daily Albany team3 stories22 sources6 min read

UAlbany FootballTop story

No. 25 UAlbany beats No. 15 Campbell 45-⁠35 on Halloween

UAlbany beat Campbell 45-⁠35 at home

  • Campbell35
    UAlbany45
    FinalNo. 25 UAlbany vs. No. 15 Campbell on Halloween

Sources: Saratogian, NEWS10 ABC, ABC News

If you missed Saturday's game at , here's the short version: UAlbany's defense scored twice and the beat Campbell 45-35. Dillon Dunathan opened the scoring with a 77-yard fumble return, and Jamari Young returned an interception 25 yards for a touchdown.

Campbell pulled within 38-35 early in the fourth quarter. Then Gavin Myers' 62-yard punt pinned the Camels at their 8, Donny Jones stopped them for a loss on fourth-and-one, and Kai Colón hit BJ Norman for a 16-yard touchdown. It was Campbell's first loss to an FCS opponent this season.

  • UAlbany: 6-3 overall, 4-1 in the Coastal Athletic Association
  • Campbell: 7-2 overall, 4-1 in the CAA
  • Next: UAlbany at Bryant this Saturday

The Great Danes won on defense and the ground game

3½
sacks for Shawan Lewis, the most by a Great Dane in a game this season
119
rushing yards for Rahshan La Mons
214
passing yards for Kai Colón
170
team rushing yards, to Campbell's 82

Sources: Saratogian, NEWS10 ABC, ABC News

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High School Sports

Shaker and Bethlehem win Section 2 boys' soccer titles on Saturday

Four boys' soccer titles were decided Saturday, and all four champions advance to the state tournament. In Class AAA, Shaker senior Sami Terra scored a hat trick in a 3-1 win over Guilderland at La Salle Institute. His first goal was a 15-yard free kick with just under five seconds left in the first half.

3goals by Sami Terra in Shaker's 3-1 Class AAA final win

He scored all three of Shaker's goals against Guilderland.

Sources: Troy Record, The Daily Gazette, WNYT.com

In Class AA, Orson Wagg's headed goal was the difference as Bethlehem beat Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake 1-0. Greenville edged Maple Hill 1-0 in overtime in Class C, and Northville beat Hartford 5-0 in Class D.

  • Shaker's title: its fourth area championship in five seasons
  • Last year: Guilderland beat Shaker in the sectional final
  • Shaker's next goal: the program's first New York State championship

Four Section 2 boys' soccer finals ended Saturday

  • Guilderland1
    Shaker3
    FinalClass AAA
  • Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake0
    Bethlehem1
    FinalClass AA
  • Greenville1
    Maple Hill0
    FinalClass C, in overtime
  • Hartford0
    Northville5
    FinalClass D

Sources: WNYT.com, NEWS10 ABC

High School Sports

Shenendehowa and Schuylerville win Section 2 girls' soccer titles

Shenendehowa beat Guilderland 6-2 on Friday night for its first Section 2 Class AAA title since 2023. The Mustangs scored three goals in the first 15 minutes, and Brittany Tetlack finished with a hat trick. Eighth-grader Robilotti was also a standout in the title win.

3goals by Brittany Tetlack in Shenendehowa's 6-2 Class AAA win

Eighth-grader Calianna Robilotti also scored, her seventh goal of the season.

Sources: WNYT.com, Troy Record, NEWS10 ABC

On Saturday, No. 2 Schuylerville won its first-ever sectional title with a double-overtime win over top-seeded Mechanicville in a game where neither side scored in regulation, which was chasing a third straight championship. Vaughn Reilly scored off a corner kick with under 4 minutes left in the second overtime, after Jordan Battle headed it. Northville also took Class D on Friday, 4-0 over Fort Ann.

  • Last year's final: Mechanicville 3, Schuylerville 2
  • Schuylerville's state bracket starts next week in the Cortland area

Three girls' soccer champions were crowned Friday and Saturday

ClassChampionFinal
AAAShenendehowa6-2 over Guilderland
BSchuylervilleWon in 2OT over Mechanicville
DNorthville4-0 over Fort Ann

Sources: NEWS10 ABC, WNYT.com, WRGB

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News Notes

Ranked choice

submitted 1,975 more signatures to the Albany City Clerk's Office on Thursday. If at least 1,200 are valid, voters could see a referendum on ranked choice voting as soon as the 2027 general election. WAMC Northeast Public Radio

Early voting

Sunday was the last day of early voting, and Albany County's unofficial total reached 37,396 ballots, including 3,917 on Oct. 31. New York reported 1.7 million ballots cast statewide. WRGB

Slingerlands

The Center for Disability Services is buying the former ShopRite site in Slingerlands for $10.1 million to house its Kevin G. Langan school. A $6.5 million grant through the state's Dormitory Authority helps pay for the 65,000-square-foot property. The Daily Gazette

Dry weather

With no rain in over two weeks, brush and wildfire risk is up in the area. A wildfire in Rensselaer County burned for about three days last week. NEWS10 ABC

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Sister to Sister Awakening soft launched 518vas (Flavors) Corner at 153 South Pearl St. in Albany. The nonprofit supports girls who handle life's problems on their own, and the cafe is meant to raise consistent funds. WRGB

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Albany County led the Capital Region in early voting with 37,396 ballots

Source: WRGB

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Albany37,396
Saratoga27,320
Schenectady15,878
Rensselaer14,013
Warren9,037
Columbia7,888
Montgomery3,525
Fulton3,090
Schoharie2,643

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I hope that people are going to use common sense and not put out bowls of candy on their front stoop for kids (and thieving adults) to help themselves.

“Every year, the day after Halloween, there are numerous posts on here from people who did this and were surprised someone helped themselves to all of the candy and, in many cases, even the bowl. If you are unable to get up and answer the doorbell, maybe you should just turn off the lights pretend no one is home.”

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Hundreds of people walked around the lake in Washington Park on Sunday with homemade lanterns, including a flying dragon made from repurposed Halloween decor. It was the Washington Park Conservancy's 11th annual Lantern Parade, held on the first Sunday of Standard Time, when the clocks fall back an hour. Winter dark, meet your match.

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Daily Albanyto me · Mon., Nov. 26:00 a.m.

UAlbany upsets No. 15 Campbell as Section 2 crowns soccer champs

Plus, Albany ranked choice voting backers turn in 1,975 more signatures.

The TLDR

  1. UAlbany beats No. 15 Campbell 45-35 on Halloween
  2. Shaker and Bethlehem win Section 2 boys' soccer titles
  3. Shenendehowa and Schuylerville win girls' soccer titles
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