High school boys' basketball rankings

Green Tech (3-1, LW No. 2): The Eagles, ranked No. 19 in the state, entertain Section I power Mount Vernon on Saturday at Washington Avenue Armory.

Guilderland (7-3, LW No. 3): The Dutchmen, despite a career-high 36 points from Andrew Sischo, dropped a 51-48 decision to CCHS on Wednesday in the consolation game at the Pep Sand Classic.

Albany Academy (5-1, LW No. 1): The Cadets, ranked No. 5 in the state, captured the Pep Sand Classic with wins against Guilderland (71-62) and Colonie (71-56).

Lansingburgh (7-4, LW No. 5): The Knights bounced back from Monday's setback against Glens Falls with a 66-60 victory against Amsterdam on Wednesday at the Glens Falls Civic Center.

Mekeel Christian Academy (8-0, LW No. 2): Deonte Holder pumped in 22 points Tuesday to help power the Lions to a 73-53 victory against Burnt Hills in the opening round of the Shawn Walsh Tournament.

Schalmont (8-3, LW No. 5): All five starters scored in double figures Tuesday, led by a season-best 23 points from Frank Parisi (seven 3-pointers), as the Sabres beat Catskill 88-66 to win the Kirvin Cup title game.

Hudson (8-0, LW Not rated): Daniel Folds scored 14 and tourney Most Valuable Player Mike Alert added 12, leading the Bluehawks to a 59-50 title victory over Ravena.

Fort Ann (9-0, LW No. 1): The Cardinals, ranked No. 3 in the state, used 33 points, eight rebounds and four assists from tourney MVP Tyler Mattison to claim the championship at the Granville American Legion Christmas Tournament with a 67-45 verdict over Hadley-Luzerne.

Argyle (8-1, LW No. 4): Junior point guard Kobe Lufkin finished with 30 points, 10 assists and seven rebounds Wednesday to help guide the Scots to a 80-63 victory against Berlin.

Fort Edward (5-4, LW No. 5): The Flying Forts return to Adirondack League play Wednesday when they host Whitehall.