The Beerwah Glasshouse season ended early in 2009 with the first division team just missing out on the semi finals by two points to buserim wanderers. With 10 wins form 20 games and only 4 draws, the team will rue the chances they had through the season where they dropped crucial points.

The 2010 season begins in late march an beegees will be keen to go one further and make the finals.

A traveling Gympie side were completely outclassed on Saturday night as Beerwah Glasshouse dominated from the outset. Moving freely through an open spaced midfield, Beegees took their chances and led 2 goals to nil at half time. More chances came in the second half but the home team was unable to capitalise on their majority possession winning the match 2-nil. They now face Caloundra at home next week.

An injury depleted Beegees team has been dealt a savage blow to their title hopes with a 7-0 drubbing by Maroochydore. Down 3-nil at halftime, Beerwah Glasshouse threw caution to the wind and attacked in an all out effort to peg back the scoreline. However, the gamble failed to pay off as Maroochydore put another four past the keeper much to the dismay of the traveling fans. Beegees will need to regroup and take all three points in the their upcoming matches if they are to have any hope of making the top four in 2009.

Beerwah Glasshouse has walked away with only a point from Saturday nights game drawing 2-2 with Caboolture. The lead changed multiple times during the match with Beegees opening the scoring early in the first half. However, a quick counter attack from Caboolture saw that lead extinguished and a further attack allowed Caboolture to go into half time 2-1 up. Beegees United began to  dominate the match in search of an equaliser which came with time to spare. Beegees United thought they also scored the winner in the dying moments only to be controversially denied by the linesman. The points dropped could cost Beerwah Glasshouse a place in the top four as we near the home stretch of 2009.

Beerwah Glasshouse United have defeated Coolum away 3-2 to rediscover their winning ways.

Beegees gained three valuable points defeating Noosa at home. Ian Keane headed home a free kick from Allistar Lackie to give Beerwah Glasshouse a much needed victory.

Beerwah Glasshouse were handed a 3-0 defeat by NYU on Saturday night and will need to beat Noosa next week at home to stay in touch with the Top four.

Buderim have handed Beerwah Glasshouse their third loss in a row with a 1 - 0 defeat. The Beegees have slipped out of the top four as we reach the half way point of the season and must refind their winning ways if they are to become Sunshine Coast Football Premiers this season.

Kawana have thrashed an injury affected Beegees squad 7 - 2 in what was a very one sided affair. The Beegees have a bye next week allowing them to recover and plan to take on last years champions.

The Beegees have lost their first game of the season to Woombye 1-2.