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lsquo quot Shen quot no longer a dirty word for Dutch

by Tim Matteson




GUILDERLAND — For many years, the word "Shen" has been a four-letter dirty word to the Guilderland football team.
But for the 2007 edition of the Dutchmen, when they hear "Shen" it will bring back fond memories.

Blackbirds 146 offense soars in 50-34 win

by Tim Matteson





VOORHEESVILLE — It wasn’t a top-notch performance, but the Voorheesville football team will take it for now.

Bulldogs uneven looking to next year

by Tim Matteson





BERNE — On Friday, the Berne-Knox-Westerlo girls’ soccer team gave an uneven performance in a 2-1 loss to Duanesburg.

At long last Dutch tame Blue Streaks

by Tim Matteson





GUILDERLAND — It has been a long time since Guilderland has beaten Saratoga. A very long time.

Seniors young talent lead Guilderville swimmers

by Tim Matteson





You might not recognize this year’s edition of the Guilderland-Voorheesville swim team. It’s totally different.

Scotties bite Dutchmen 32-7

by Tim Matteson





GUILDERLAND — All season long, the Guilderland football team has been living on the edge each week as it retains its perfect season.

On Friday, the Dutchmen were finally pushed over the edge.

Blackbirds finding shelter from early-season storm

by Tim Matteson





VOOREESVILLE — It’s been a stormy early season for the Voorheesville soccer team. And last Thursday, the Blackbirds were forced to seek some shelter from the storm.

Chatham curse haunts Blackbirds

by Tim Matteson





VOORHEESVILLE — The curse of the Panthers continues to haunt Voorheesville.

Over the past two years, the Blackbirds have just four losses. Three of them have come from their rivals from Columbia County.

Lady Birds finally queens of their own nest

by Tim Matteson





VOORHEESVILLE — For the first time in four years, the Voorheesville girls’ volleyball team won its own tournament.

Blackbird golfers play older than their age

by Tim Matteson





VOORHEESVILLE — It was a season of surprises for Voorheesville golf coach Tom Gladd and his returning players.

Pro players share diamond stories skills with youngsters

by Tim Matteson





PRESTON HOLLOW — If Jost hosts it, they will come.

Baseball passion Nickelsburg shares sport with others

by Tim Matteson





RENSSELAERVILLE — Jost Nickelsberg loves baseball.

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