On Tuesday, Sept. 16, the Guilderland girls’ volleyball team hosted Suburban Council foe in Niskayuna. The Dutch battled tough in the last two sets but fell 3-to-0; 11-25, 22-25, 22-25.

On Saturday, Sept. 13, Bethlehem and Guilderland cross-country teams took to the course at Queensbury High School, home of the 2025 NYSPHSAA championships, as they competed in the Queensbury Invitational. Bethlehem competed in Division 3; the boys finished eighth while the girls finished third.

On Friday evening, Sept. 12, the Guilderland football team had their home opener in the early part of the season, taking on Columbia. The Dutch took control from the opening kickoff as they sailed to a 47-to-7 win.

On Friday, Sept. 12, the Bethlehem girls’ swim squad had their home opener of the young season as they hosted Troy-Averill Park-Columbia. The Eagles won 115-67.

Last Thursday, Sept. 11, the Bethlehem girls’ volleyball team looked to keep their momentum going as they took on the Golden Knights of Averill Park. The Eagles swept the Golden Knights 3-0; 25-10, 25-18, 25-17.

On Tuesday, Sept. 9, the Guilderland girls’ tennis team hosted a non-league match against Queensbury at Guilderland High School. The Dutch won 9-0.

On Saturday, Sept. 6, the Voorheesville cross-country team hosted their annual Blackbird invitational at Swift Town Park in New Scotland. Twenty one other teams competed.

On Friday, Sept. 5, the Bethlehem girls’ tennis team hosted Suburban Council foe Colonie. The windy Friday afternoon didn’t stop the Eagles from cruising to a 8-to-1 win over the Wolfpack.

Last Thursday, Sept. 4, the Voorheesville girls’ golf team battled against Academy of the Holy Names and the blustery wind conditions at Orchard Creek Golf Course. The Blackbirds won 102 to 108.

On Tuesday, Sept. 2, the Guilderland girls’ soccer squad opened up their season on the road at Colonie High School as they took on the Wolfpack. The Dutch have a new captain in Josh Binfield. The team was playing hard from the start and the Dutch won, 4 to 1.