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Something fishy about river Grass Carp

by Tim Matteson





A grass carp was pulled out of the Hudson River earlier this summer.

What is most worrisome to Ward Stone about that is that the female fish was fertile.

With new coach Birds look for same success

by Tim Matteson



VOORHEESVILLE — A new coach, but the same old expectations.

Dutchmen look to build on last year 146 s finish

by Tim Matteson




GUILDERLAND — Will the momentum from one of the biggest wins in program history carry over for the Guilderland boys’ soccer team this year"
Or will the Dutchmen have a major letdown"

Lady Dutch hope heart overcomes size this season

by Tim Matteson





GUILDERLAND — The Guilderland girls’ soccer team will be small in stature this season, but they will be big in other ways.
"They have big hearts," said Assistant Coach Anne Reed-Best

Talent and expectations abound for Dutchmen

by Tim Matteson





GUILDERLAND — The attitude has changed for the coaches and players of the Guilderland football team.

Young players fall in line for Blackbirds

by Tim Matteson





VOORHEESVILLE — With key ingredients gone, the Voorheesville football coaches worked throughout the off-season to cook up a solid team for 2007.

A busy year in the life of a lacrosse player

by Tim Matteson





GUILDERLAND — The summer’s been easy for Mike Camardo. It’s a break he well deserves.

The 2006 Guilderland High School graduate wrapped up playing lacrosse at the highest level and needed the rest the summer has provided.

Hynes keeps skills on ice during the summer

by Tim Matteson





GUILDERLAND — Tyler Hynes took no break for summer vacation.
Instead of resting while not in school, he took part in the summer pastime of — ice hockey"

It 146 s alive Guilderland Pop Warner healthy and strong

by Tim Matteson





GUILDERLAND — The Guilderland Pop Warner Football League is alive and well.

Four Dutchmen bring skills to Empire 146 s

by Tim Matteson




PLEASANTVILLE — These four Dutchmen of the Adirondack Region baseball team, with each having their own talents, brings fury to the diamond.

There is the tall, lean pitcher with a thunderbolt for an arm.

Suker goes from bat girl to pitching star

by Tim Matteson





WHITE PLAINS — Last weekend marked the second trip to the Empire State Games for Cyrilla Suker.

Though this was her first time as a player.

Better days for Adirondack boys 146 lax

by Tim Matteson





NEW ROCHELLE — Guilderland’s Aaron Cahill, was hoping that his experience at this year’s Empire State Games would be better than last.

Dutch six look to keep strong grip on crown

by Tim Matteson





RYE — If there is strength in numbers, then the Guilderland girls’ lacrosse team will be able to keep a stranglehold on its Section II crown next year.

Adk canoe and kayak The next generation

by Tim Matteson



NEW ROCHELLE — The new generation is here and they are working hard to be just as successful as their predecessors.

There is a youth movement within the Adirondack canoe/kayak team and Hilltop Hoppers that comprise most of that team.

Local athletes copete in 30th Empire State Games

by Tim Matteson





WESTCHESTER COUNTY — About 6,000 athletes converged in parts of Westchester County to compete in the 30th Hugh L. Carey Empire State Games.

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