On Tuesday, May 23, the Voorheesville track team competed in the Section, Group 4 sectionals at Stillwater High School. The team is sending three relays and four individuals to the State Qualifiers at Shenendehowa on June 1 and 2.

On Friday, May 19, the Voorheesville boys’ lacrosse, the Class D six-seed, traveled to Tamarac High School to face off against the three-seed Tamarac/Hoosick Falls. The Birds had a tough time against the Wildcats and fell, 14 to 2.

On Monday, May 15, the Voorheesville girls’ lacrosse team, the three-seed in the Section 2, Class D, sectional championships, opened up against the six-seed Johnstown at Clayton A. Bouton. The Birds had their claws on the pedal from the start to win, 22 to 4.

Last Thursday, May 11, the Voorheesville baseball team had its final regular-season game at LaSalle Institute. The Cadets’ pitching didn’t allow much potential for the Blackbirds as they only had six hits and the Birds fell, 12 to 2.

On Tuesday, May 9, the Voorheesville boys’ lacrosse team traveled to Lansingburgh High School to take on the Knights on senior night. It all started from the opening faceoff as the Birds led from start to finish, winning 14 to 1.

On Saturday, May 6, the Voorheesville softball team traveled to Albany Academy for Girls for a makeup game due to a rain out. The Birds went hitless until the fourth inning and were able to scratch home a run. They lost, 10 to 1.

On Friday, April 21, the Voorheesville Blackbirds girls’ lacrosse team hosted the LaSalle Cadets at Clayton A. Bouton High School. The Birds pressured the Cadets since the opening faceoff and ultimately won, 17 to 0. It’s the first shutout in program history.

It was a cold and windy Tuesday, April 18, for the Voorheesville Blackbirds’ track team as they took on Cobleskill-Richmondville and Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk at Cobleskill-Richmondville High School. The girls’ team beat RCS (93-37) but lost to Cobleskill-Richmondville (83-58).

On Friday afternoon, April 14, the Voorheesville softball team traveled to Ichabod Crane for a Colonial Council matchup. The Blackbirds couldn’t muster much against the talented Riders. The Birds had two hits and lost 18 to 1.

Last Thursday, Apr. 6, the Voorheesville Blackbirds baseball team traveled to Mohonasen High School to take on the Warriors. The Warriors pitching staff allowed only four hits to the Blackbirds in six innings. Voorheesville lost 11 to 1.