Game Results

Date	Home		Visitor		Game Recap
9/2	Glens Falls	3	Schuylerville	2	Glens Falls came out strong but gave up two early goals in their first game of the season. After the rocky start the Indians settled down and got to work. Sean Hooker scored the first GF goal on a nice feed from Tanner Sax to put the halftime score at 2-1 Schuylerville. After the break the the Indians continued to push for the eaqualizer and got it with a Nate Didio goal midway through the half. Clark Wooley took a shot that slipped by the keeper but with the defense scrambling Didio made it a sure thing by hitting it hard into the net before they could recover. Ten minutes from full time Sax played a driven cross into the box where Wooley made a spectacular dive, heading the ball into the far corner for the winning score. Luke Collins had a stand out game in the midfield. Patrick Resse made two saves for the win.
9/3	Ft Ann	1	Glens Falls	6	The Indians came out much stronger in the second game of the Adirondack Shootout scoring three times in each half and allowing only one on three shots to the Cardinals. Nate Didio picked up the first after he intercepted a pass a the top of the box and beat his defender to go one on one with the keeper, slipping it under him easily. Sean Hooker would get on the board soon after with a steal and score of his own. Hooker would score one more time before half with an unassisted blast off the crossbar. After the half it was Hooker again who would get on the board first driving the ball to the far post after a feed from John Cote and some nice individual work in the box. Hooker then took a nice corner that was tipped slightly by the kicker and fell nicely to Wooley who calmly put it in the back of the goal. A defensive let down late in the second allowed a soft score by the Cardinals but the lead was quickly restored minutes later when Sax played a nice forward pass to Hooker who beat a man before rippling the net for the fourth time in the match to finish the scoring.
9/13	Glens Falls	9	Gloversville	0	Glens Falls started off the league schedule with a lopsided win against Gloversville. Sean Hooker, Clark wooley, and Nat Didio each picked up 2 more goals for the Indians while Corey Wilcox, Logan Kunst, and Justin Fizzuoglio all notched their first of the season. Patrick Resse made two saves in the shutout.
9/16	Queensbury	3	Glens Falls	0	The Indians suffered their first loss of the season to the Spartans in weird match that saw the home team score three scrappy goals and the visiting Indians not generate a single shot on goal. Some defensive miscues allowed multiple free looks at goal to Queensbury early in the game but it was some scrappy play by the Spartan forwards that generated the first scores after Glens Falls settled down. Down two goals at the half GF made a formation change. Although Queensbury would eventually add a third and final goal the Indians played a much more productive half, seeing much more of the ball in the offensive end and generating five shots, though none on frame. Kyle Wilcox had a good game on the defensive side while Luke Collins and Sean Hooker led the offense. Patrick Resse made six saves in the loss.
9/19	South Glens Falls	3	Glens Falls	0	Glens Falls suffered their second straight loss 3-0 to South Glens Falls. The Bulldogs scored the first on a breakaway fifteen minutes in while keeping the Indians pinned in the defensive half for the first forty minutes. Glens Falls came out stronger in the second half but were unable to threaten the goal. The Bulldogs would pick up two more scores before the end to seal the shutout win. Patrick Resse made 12 saves in the game.
9/22	Glens Falls	0	Broadalbin-Perth	1	Broadalbin-Perth scored direct from a free kick with 8 minutes remaining to steal the win from Glens Falls in a game that saw the hosts as the better team for most of the game. Much of the game was played in the middle third of the field with play shifting back and forth quickly. BP used there quick forwards to try and get behind the GF defense only to be closed out before becoming much of a danger. The few times the ball made it through the Indian keeper was ready an made the saves. GF played more of a possession style game and put persistent pressure on the BP backline throughout the match only to be turned away by some outstanding defense. The Indians found themselves in the opponents box on multiple occasions but were unable to muster anything dangerous on goal. The turning point in the match came after BP was fouled just off the top of the Indians penalty box. The kicker placed the ball perfectly in the upper ninety of the far post to earn the win. Glens Falls got standout games from their entire defense line, including Kyle and Cory Wilcox, Jon White, Ethan Katz, and Michael Basford. Patrick Resse made 6 saves in the loss.
9/24	Glens Falls	2	Johnstown	2	Glens Falls got off to a great start in their home match against Johnstown, scoring twice (Luke Collins) in the first fifteen minutes and playing shutout defense in the first half. After the break the Indians held a large chunk of possession but were unable to add to the lead. With ten minutes left a JT player was brought down in the box and awarded penalty kick. The Sir Bills made no mistake and cut the lead to one. Three minutes later the Indians defense was left scrambling to defend a counter attack but the JT forward finished neatly into the side netting to tie the game. Neither team was able to score through two overtime periods.
9/27	Scotia-Glenville	3	Glens Falls	1	The Indians came out flat and went down early to the Tartans. Nate Didio would tie the match up before half time. After the half Glens Falls played better but were unable to threaten the goal and add to the score. Meanwhile Scotia got two excellent goals to put the game away.
10/4	Gloversville	1	Glens Falls	3	Gloversville came out strong and got an early first half lead on an opportunistic finish from close range. The sloppy field led to a lot of sloppy play and slips and falls which made it hard for either team to settle in although the Dragons adjusted quicker and capitalized on a slow defense when a long throw bounced inside the Indians box and was picked up by a GV forward who put the ball over Patrick Resse and into the far side of the net. The dragons held the 1 goal edge until early in the second half. GF made some adjustments and settled down to take control. Logan Kunst found John Cote alone at the top of the box and he calmly placed the ball in the back of the net to tie the score. Midway through the second half Luke Collins played a long cross that Mike Basford got a foot to and played to Nate Didio who took a touch before blasting the ball past the helpless GV keeper. Kunst would add the insurance goal with fifteen to play when he buried a one time shot from a Sean Barnes cross making the final score GF 3 GV 1 and notching the second league win of a frustrating season for the Indians.
10/7	Glens Falls	2	Queensbury	0	Glens Falls put together their best performance of the year with a solid win over Queensbury that avenges a 3-0 loss earlier this season. Nate Didio scored midway through the first half to get things started. The Indians defense did there job well in the first as well holding the Spartans to only two shots on goal. In the second half it was Sean Hooker getting the score to end a long personal drought and extend the GF lead to two. The entire team put in a great effort and played smart soccer throughout the game. Patrick Resse made 9 saves in the game and got a little help from Kyle Wilcox who made a goal mouth block to preserve the shutout.
10/11	Glens Falls	2	Hudson Falls	1	Glens Falls needed a late goal from Logan Kunst to seal the win in the completeion of game postponed due to weather nearly two weeks ago. The score was 0-0 with 23 minutes remaining when play was restarted but it only took the Indians 10 minutes to get on the board. Sean Hooker played a ball straight into the path of Nate Didio who gathered the ball and ran away from the defensive line to finish cleanly into the side of the net. GF continued to threaten throughout the remainder of the first half but coulsd not finish a number of quality chances. The Tigers managed a couple of decent attacks of there own before half but starting keeper Patrick Resse was there to make the necessary saves. A hard collision with a HF forward would require Resse to leave the game just before the half time whistle. In the second half the Tigers had multiple chances to score and would finally equalize with 10 minutes to play. The Tiger defense collected the ball in their defensive third and hit a long ball into the right corner. The HF forward did well to gather the ball and send a long high ball from near the corner over the GF keeper and into the far side net to tie the game. The Indians responded almost immediately when a ball played from the left flank found Sean Hooker at the top of the box. Hooker played a short chip over the defense into the path of Logan Kunst who tokk a touch before scoring the winning goal.
10/12	Glens Falls	0	South Glens Falls	9	Glens Falls suffered there worst loss in recent memory, 9-0 to the South Glens Falls Bulldogs. The Indians couldn't contain a swarming Bulldog attack that couldn't seem to miss. SGF finished the first half by scoring on their final 4 shots, going into the break up 6-0. In the second the Indians found a little more success in attack but were not able to score, or keep the opponent from doing so either. SGF would score three more goals in the half (including thier first shot of the half, making it 5 in a row) to seal the win.
10/14	Broadalbin-Perth	0	Glens Falls	2	Glens Falls got two first half goals and played shutout defense to earn a big league win. Sean Hooker and Nate Didio each scored to lift the Indians. Patrick Resse only had to make three saves in the game. Didio, Hooke, Logan Kunst, and Clark Wooley had outstanding games in the attack. Kyle Wilcox, Jon White, Ethan Katz, Corey Wilcox, and Mike Basford, played great defense.
10/17	Johnstown	1	Glens Falls	2	Glens Falls needed two late goals to earn the win in Johnstown. Though the Indians held an advantage in flow of play they were unable to find the back of the net until late in the game when Logan Kunst headed in the equalizer. Corey Wilcox played a free kick into the box that found the head of Sean Hooker and then the head of Kunst who put the ball up and over the keeper. The winner was scored by Clark Wooley when he banged home a low cross from Hooker with only a few minutes to play. GF did a great job on defense despite the sloppy field conditions and the physical play by the opponent, limiting the Sir Bills to 4 shots on goal, only one in he second half. Patrick Resse made 3 saves in the win.
10/19	Glens Falls	3	Broadalbin-Perth	4	The Indians suffered a tough loss, giving up the game winner in the first minute of the second overtime to Scotia after leading the game 3-0 with twenty minutes to go. Clark Wooley started the scoring early, burying a long cross from Ethan Katz. Sean Hooker added a goal a few minutes later when he put the ball into the far side of the goal off a pass from Tanner Sax. Leading 2-0 at the half the Indians continued their strong play, dominating possession and creating chances. A few minutes after the restart Clark Wooley played a ball to the left side for Sean Hooker who took a few touches and again beat the Tartan keeper to stretch the lead to 3. Scotia started to push for a goal a little harder with the GF defense doing a fantastic job of bottling them up when one of them fell in the box and landed on the ball. The officials called a PK for a hand ball and the Scotia comeback began. Just two minutes after giving up the PK goal a Scotia forward blasted a tremendous shot from long range that keeper Patrick Resse couldn't reach cutting the lead to 1. GF continued to dominate the ball and seemed to have things in hand when a blown clearance by the keeper resulted in a foul at the top of the box and a straight red to the GF netminder. After the keeper change, Scotia took the direct free kick from the top of the box and the Indians could only watch as the ball deflected away from new goalie Sean Barnes who had been heading in the opposite direction. Tie score 3-3. From that point on Glens Falls pushed for the winner and managed to hold a large portion of the possession even a man down. Shell shocked and depleted the Indians just couldn't push through for the final goal and it was Scotia who, 1 minute into the second OT period got a 35 yard bomb that dropped just under the bar for the winning tally.
10/21	Hudson Falls	0	Glens Falls	9	Glens Falls finished the season on a high note by defeating the Hudson Falls Tigers 9-0. Clark Wooley, Sean Hooker, and Nate Didio each scored two while notching an assist. Logan Kunst and Tanner Sax also helped out with a Goal and an assist apiece. Jared McIntosh scored his first goal of the season. Luke Collins, Justin Orr, and Kyle Wilcox each helped out by providing an assist. Sean Barnes kept the shutout by making the save on the only shot he faced.