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Shenendehowa and Schuylerville win Section 2 girls' soccer titles

The Daily Albany teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 7 sources

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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.

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: WNYT.com, The Daily Gazette, NEWS10 ABC, Troy Record, WRGB

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