On Tuesday, April 14, the Voorheesville softball team hosted Lansingburgh in a Colonial Council matchup on the diamond at Clayton A. Bouton. The Blackbirds battled back from an early deficit then rallied to win 3-1 when the game got called in due to a thunderstorm.

On Sunday, April 12, the Guilderland outdoor track team held its annual Frigid Cup invitational at Guilderland High School. Both the boys’ and girls’ teams took home the titles with the boys scoring 161 points and the girls scoring 221 points.

On Saturday, April 11, the Guilderland baseball team hit the diamond at Dutchmen Field as they hosted a non-league game against Troy. The Dutch fell behind early but the bats woke up to take the lead and held on to win 10 to 8.

On Friday, April 10, the Guilderland boys’ tennis squad hit the courts at home as they battled Shaker. The Dutch fought hard but fell, 7 to 2.

On Tuesday, April 7, the Bethlehem boys’ lacrosse team hosted their crosstown rivals in Guilderland on a snowy and chilly morning at Bethlehem High School. Both teams traded goals but the Eagles’ led through three quarters. The fourth belonged to the Dutch as the Eagles fell 12-9.

On Monday, April 6, the Bethlehem softball squad held a Suburban Council matchup against Columbia. Each team traded blows through six innings but the Blue Devils struck in the seventh as the Eagles fell 2-0.

Last Thursday, April 2, the Guilderland boys’ lacrosse team kicked off their spring season with an early test against Shenendehowa at Shenendehowa High School. The early rain didn’t slow down the Dutch as they led from the start but held off Shen’s rally to score late to win 9 to 8.

On Tuesday, March 31, the Guilderland girls’ lacrosse team kicked off its season at home against Section 1’s Fox Lane. The Dutch had trouble against the tough defense and then Mother Nature ended the game in the third quarter as the Dutch fell, 14 to 4.

On Monday afternoon, March 30, the Bethlehem flag football team kicked off its home opener of the 2026 season as they took on Colonie. The Wolfpack defense didn’t allow much to the Eagles’ offense as they fell 25 to 0.

On Sunday, March 22, the Berne-Knox-Westerlo boys’ basketball squad looked to defend their 2025 state championship in Class C as they took on Section 3’s Cooperstown at Vision Veterans Memorial Arena in Binghamton. Shots weren’t falling for the Bulldogs and they fell, 52 to 43.