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On Tuesday, May 27, the Voorheesville track squad competed in the Section 2, Group 4 track sectionals at Stillwater High School. The girls finished third with 72 points and the boys came in 12th with 14 points.

On Saturday, May 24, the sixth-seeded Guilderland baseball team finally kicked off their best of three Section 2, Class AAA semifinal, delayed due to rain, against second-seeded Colonie at Colonie High School.

Last Thursday, May 22, the top-seeded team in Class B, the Bethlehem girls’ lacrosse squad, looked to defend their Section 2, Class B championship as they took on fourth-seeded Ballston Spa.

Last Wednesday, May 21, the Voorheesville girls’ lacrosse team, the top seed in Class D, opened up their title defense against the fourth-seed Hoosick Falls-Tamarac at home in the semifinals of the Section 2, Class D sectionals.

On Tuesday, May 20, the fourth-seeded Berne-Knox-Westerlo softball team, the defending section 2 Class C and New York State champs, started their road back to the big dance at home against the 13th seeded Lake George. The Bulldogs started slow but pounced back like a champ to win 14 to 7.

On Monday, May 19, the Guilderland girls’ lacrosse team, the sixth-seed in Class A, opened up the Section 2 tournament against the third-seeded Niskayuna on a raw and windy afternoon at NIskayuna High School. The Dutch started off on the wrong foot as the Silver Warriors pounced early.

On Friday, May 16, the fourth-seeded Eagles hosted the fifth-seeded Ballston Spa in quarterfinals in the Section 2, Class B flag football sectionals. The Eagles had an easy time with the Scotties as they dug in for a 32-to-6 victory.

Last Thursday, May 15, the Bethlehem Unified basketball squad traveled to Niskayuna to take on the Silver Warriors Unified. The Eagles didn’t shoot well in the first half but found their shot in the second half but fell, 33 to 25.

On Tuesday, May 13, the Guilderland Unified basketball squad hosted Mohonasen in its second-to-last regular-season game. Mohonasen stifled Guilderland most of the game until the last few minutes when the Dutch came alive to win, 31 to 30.

On Monday, May 12, the Bethlehem boys’ tennis squad, the top-seed, hosted Albany, the eighth-seed, in the quarterfinals of the Section 2, Class AA sectionals. The Eagles swept away the Falcons, 9-0, to advance to Tuesday’s semifinals against Niskayuna.

On Friday evening, May 9, the Guilderland flag football team hosted Colonie for Friends and Family Night at home on a cold and rainy evening. The Dutch couldn’t get much on the tight Wolfpack defense as they fell, 32 to 0.

Last Thursday, May 8, the Guilderland girls’ lacrosse team traveled to Saratoga High School as they took on the Blue Streaks in their senior night. The Dutch battled early but the Blue Streaks bombarded them as Guilderland fell, 15 to 1.

On Tuesday, May 6, the Voorheesville girls’ lacrosse team hosted Ichabod Crane. From the opening faceoff, the Blackbirds dug their talons in deep and soared easily over the Riders enroute to their 23-to-0 win.

On Friday, May 2, the Bethlehem flag football team took on Troy at Bethlehem Central High School. The Eagles took a lead in the first half but Troy came back and didn’t allow Bethlehem much after that in the Eagles’ 19-to-7 loss.

On Saturday, May 3, athletes from Guilderland, Bethlehem, and Voorheesville all competed at the 59th Harry Koch Colonie relays at Colonie High School. The Guilderland girls’ team won its second straight title with 156.33 points.