Above photo: The tip off to start the varsity SCHO-BURGH game. Middleburgh's #13 JJ Narzymski and Schoharie's #33 Noah Florussen. 

Photos by Bob Roney

COBLESKILL - The Knights used a huge fourth quarter to beat Schoharie and win the Scho-Burgh Cup Friday night at SUNY Cobleskill.

Middleburgh trailed 12-10 after the first quarter but rallied behind a strong 13-4 run in the second quarter to lead 23-16 at the half. 

After an even 13-13 third period, MCS used a 22-15 fourth quarter to capture the Scho-Burgh Cup for 2026.

Music of the Knight choir from Middleburgh sings the National Anthem prior to the boys varsity SCHO-BURGH game Friday, held at SUNY Cobleskill.

Middleburgh's #15 Connor Mattice going up for a shot. In the background is #7 Trey Ruise and #13 JJ Narzymski.

Middleburgh's #13 JJ Narzymski tries to get a shot off while surrounded by Schoharie players.

Middleburgh's #2 Guillermo Martinez attempts to make a lay up being fouled by Schoharie's #23 Bryson Beck.

Schoharie's #33 Noah Florussen bringing the ball up court. Middleburgh's #1 Trey Ruise is attempting to steal the ball from behind.

Schoharie's #24 Emmett Gagnon looks to pass the ball while being guarded by Middleburgh's #3 Jakob Lloyd.

Schoharie's #30 Luke Stevens taking a shot while being guarded by Middleburgh's #13 JJ Narzymski. 

Middleburgh's #1 Trey Ruise fast breaking to the basket while being trailed by Schoharie's #33 Noah Florussen.

Middleburgh's #15 Connor Mattice taking a foul shot.

Middleburgh's #0 Liam Delaney looks to take a shot while being guarded by Schoharie's #44 Isaac Gagnon

Schoharie's #12 Emmett Gagnon drives toward the basket while being guarded by two Middleburg defenders.

Middleburgh Team Photo with the SCHO-BURGH trophy, coaches, assistant coaches and ball boys and girl.