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.

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 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, 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.

Last Thursday, April 24, the Bethlehem boys’ lacrosse team hosted Colonie in a Suburban Council matchup. After giving up the first goal, the Eagles swarmed the Wolfpack and dominated in their 16-to-2 win.

On Friday morning, April 18, the Bethlehem baseball team hosted LaSalle in a non-league matchup at home. The Cadets’ strong pitching staff didn’t allow the Eagles much, only three hits, in the Eagles’ 12-to-0 loss.

Last Wednesday, April 16, the Bethlehem softball team hosted Mohonasen in a non-league matchup at home during spring break. The cold temps and windy conditions didn’t hamper the Eagles as they smacked the ball around in their 16-to-1 victory.

Last Thursday, April 10, the Bethlehem girls’ lax team hosted a Suburban Council foe, Columbia. Rain was misting all game long but that didn’t bother the Eagles as they ripped off 10 straight goals en route to a 13-to-5 win.