On Tuesday, Jan. 27, the Berne-Knox-Westerlo boys’ basketball team hosted a non-league matchup against Troy at home. In a matchup that was physical from the opening tip to overtime, the Bulldogs battled hard and scratched out a 69-68 win.

On Saturday, Jan. 24, cheer teams from Berne-Knox-Westerlo, Bethlehem, and Guilderland took to the mat in the third annual Karde’s Angels cheer competition. BKW finished second in Class D, Bethlehem finished fifth in Class B, and Guilderland finished second in Class A.

On Friday, Jan. 23, the Voorheesville Blackbirds boys’ basketball team traveled to Mohonasen High School to face off against the Warriors. The Birds started off well in the first half but the Warriors battled back to win, 59-53.

Last Thursday, Jan. 22, the Guilderland bowling team travelled to Spare Time Clifton Park to take on Shenendehowa. The Dutch started strong but the pins didn’t fall for them after the first game. They lost 24.5-7.5 (3881-3537 in total pins).

On Tuesday, Jan. 20, the Bethlehem boys’ swimming team took on Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake at Bethlehem High School. The Eagles won 101-74.

On Saturday, Jan. 17, the Guilderland Indoor Track squad competed against some of the best in the Jack Reed High School Showcase at the Golisano Training Center on the campus of Nazareth University near Rochester.

On Friday, Jan. 16, the Voorheesville girls’ basketball team hosted a Colonial Council matchup against Schalmont. The Birds started quickly in the first half but the Sabres stormed back in the second half to beat the Birds, 55-51.

Last Thursday, Jan.15, the Bethlehem girls’ bowling squad took to the lanes as they took on Niskayuna at Del Lanes. The Eagles fell, 19-9 (2318-2244 in total pins).

On Sunday, Jan. 11, the Bethlehem indoor track team competed against other Section 2 teams in the Ed Cepiel Invitational at Springfield College. The boys finished 20th with 11 points and the girls finished eighth with 37 points.

On Friday, Jan. 9, the Bethlehem ice hockey team took to the ice at the Bethlehem YMCA in Delmar as they took on Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake-Ballston Spa. The Eagles battled tough in the first period but then couldn’t muster much in the offensive zone as they fell 5-2.