Guilderland High School

On Monday, Feb. 10, the Guilderland bowling squad took to the lanes at Boulevard Bowl in Schenectady to take on the other schools in Class A. The Dutch finished fifth in Class A with 5881 total pins in the six-game set.

On Saturday, Feb. 8, the Guilderland wrestling team competed in the Section 2, Division 1, Class 1 sectionals at Niskayuna High School. Guilderland finished seventh with 99 points and will send seven to Sunday’s Division 1 state qualifiers.

On Sunday, Feb. 2, the Guilderland competitive cheer squad took to the mat at Scotia-Glenville High School for the 24th annual Scotia-Glenville Spirit Invitational in the Class A division. Guilderland showed off its acrobatics and team spirit, finishing in second place.

On Friday, Jan. 31, the Storm hockey team traveled to the Albany County Hockey Facility to battle the Christian Brothers Academy on a snowy evening. The Storm started slow but in the last two periods picked up the pressure but ultimately fell, 5 to 4.

Last Thursday, Jan. 30, the Guilderland-Voorheesville swim team hosted its Senior Night as the swimmers thanked their four seniors as the team took on Ballston Spa. Guilderville dominated from the first event, winning, 92 to 79. Isak Brkanovic broke the 200-yard freestyle pool record.

On Sunday, Jan. 26, the Guilderland wrestling squad competed in the Queen Bison Invitational at Shaker High School against other top girls’ wrestling teams. The team finished 13th with 43.5 points.

On Friday, Jan. 24, the Guilderland girls’ basketball squad was on its home court as the team took on Shenendehowa on Teacher Appreciation Night. The Dutch kept the game close but Shen’s shooters woke up to put away Guilderland, 68 to 50.

Last Wednesday, Jan. 8, the Guilderland bowling squad kicked off their second half of the season with a home match against Christian Brothers Academy at Town n’ Country. The Dutch dominated the lanes as they won 24-to-8 (3604-3329 in total pins).

On Saturday, Jan. 4, the Guilderland Nordic ski team traveled to North Creek Ski Bowl to compete in the Queensbury Invitational. It was a cold and windy day but the boys finished in third place with 32 points and the girls finished sixth with 80.

On Friday, Jan. 3, the Guilderland gymnastics team kicked off 2025 by hosting Bethlehem at Lynnwood Elementary. The Dutch battled hard in all four events but fell, 160.625 to 156.825.

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