On Feb. 14, the Guilderland Gymnasts took to the mat for one last time this year in the Suburban Council Championships at World Class Gymnastics in Latham.
On Feb. 7, the Guilderland gymnastic team held their final meet at World Class Gymnastics to face Shaker and Bethlehem. The Shaker meet that was supposed to be on Feb. 1 was postponed due to inclement weather. The Dutch beat Shaker 160.225 to 145.075 and lost to Bethlehem 161.475 to 160.225.
On Sunday, the Guilderland Gymnastics team traveled to World Class Gymnastics in Latham to take on the Bethlehem Eagles, who were coming out of quarantine, for a dual meet. Guilderland's original opponent Shaker just went into quarantine due to COVID. Guilderland won 162.975 to 156.15.
On Sunday, the Guilderland Dutch varsity gymnastics team kicked off their season at the Hatsgiving charity event, which donates winter hats to children who have lost their hair while battling cancer. The event was held at World Class Gymnastics in Latham.
The Dutch will be sending three gymnasts to the state meet in two weeks. Sisters Carli and Allison Rem and Addison Seebode all qualified on Wednesday afternoon at Shaker High School in Latham.
On Saturday morning, the Guilderland gymnasts took on Bethlehem, showing the judges their grace and flexibility as the Dutch performed on the balance beam, vault, floor, uneven bars. The Dutch fell in a very close meet, 157.2 to 149.7.
Guilderland and Guilderville athletes took to the bright lights and the big stage of state competition this past weekend in gymnastics, swimming, and track.
Two Guilderland gymnasts — Allison Rem, middle left, and Rachel Drislane, middle right, are on their way to state competition, March 3 at Cold Springs Harbor High School on Long Island.
Guilderland gymnasts showed their grace and tumbling skills on the mat during Tuesday’s dual meet at Bethlehem High School. The team is young with some “rookies” and also had some key members injured to start the season. Bethlehem Eagles won, 159.10 to 155.25.
The Guilderland gymnastics team — with 10 girls, three of them in middle school — showed grace, flexibility, and smiles to the judges in efforts to win a sectional title on Wednesday at Shaker High School in Latham.
