Story byJordan Hood of Troy takes a shot against Lansingburgh at Troy High School in Troy, NY on Thursday, February 10, 2026. Stephen Weaver/For the Times Union (Stephen Weaver)Sean MartinWed, February 11, 2026 at 5:22 AM UTC·4 min readTROY – The Colonial Council rematch between Lansingburgh and Troy was as frenetic as possible, with both teams playing a full 32 minutes of non-stop action that featured big runs. In the end, it was Troy's big second-half push that made the difference as the Flying Horses avenged their only league loss this season with a 67-64 win over the Knights on Tuesday night. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementTroy (12-6, 9-1) trailed by 17 points on two different occasions in the first half as the defense for Lansingburgh (14-5, 8-3) was suffocating and limited Troy's scoring opportunities before the Flying Horses turned it around in the second half by scoring 31 points in the third quarter to turn a 33-23 halftime deficit into a 54-49 lead heading into the fourth quarter."We don't quit, they are amazing young men," Troy coach Jamil Hood said. "We told them that we had to steal the third quarter, win the third quarter and that is what they did.