On March 3 and 4, the Guilderville boys’ swim team took on 433 state-wide swimmers at Ithaca College for the New York State Public High School Athletic Association swimming championships.
On Friday and Saturday, Feb. 17 and 18, the Guilderville boys’ swim team competed in the Section 2 swimming championships at Shenendehowa High School. The team finished fifth overall with 253.5 points and qualified three individual swimmers and two relay teams for states.
On Tuesday, Jan. 31, the Guilderville boys’ swim team traveled to Albany High School to take on the Falcons on Senior Night for the Falcons. Teams tied after the 100-yard butterfly but Guilderville splashed past Albany to win 93 to 87.
On Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 20, the Guilderville boys swim team, made up of students from Guilderland and Voorheesville, took to their home pool to take on the Shaker Bison. Guilderville cruised to a 101-72 win.
On Friday, Feb. 18, the Guilderville boys swim team, made up of Guilderland and Voorheesville athletes, took to the pool at Shenendehowa Aquatic Center for the Section 2, Division 1 sectional championship.
The Guilderville boys swim team faced off Saratoga at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs. It was a back and forth match but the Guilderville team held on to a 90-to-86 win on Jan. 4.
The Guilderville boys swim team held the first meet of its season Dec. 7. The pool’s temperature forced them to travel to Bethlehem High School. Guilderville fell 108 to 75.
The Guilderville boys swimming, made up of Guilderland and Voorheesville students, took on Shaker Blue Bison in a Jan. 21 virtual swim meet. Guilderville won 95 to 75 and improved their record to 4-1.
Last Thursday, the Guilderville boys swimming team held a virtual match against Niskayuna. The combined team of Guilderland-Voorheesville won 94 to 88.
The Guilderville boys looked to show their swimming abilities against Shenendehowa High School on Friday afternoon in hopes of qualifying for states. The team is made up of athletes from Guilderland and Voorheesville and competed at home, in the Voorheesville pool.
