Barre’s Jason Corliss, the points leader, wrapped up his second straight “King of the Road” title, winning the 61-lap feature for the Maplewood/Irving Oil Late Models on the final night of regular-season racing at Thunder Road last Friday, Sept. 18.
Cyclists pedaled their ways up and over Smugglers' Notch and back again, over and over, Saturday as a way to bring recognition to the struggles Black people have in America.
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High school sports in northern Vermont are set to kick off later than initially expected this month.
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Vermont’s high school football teams now know just who they will be playing in the abridged, abnormal 7-vs.-7 season that will take the place this fall in place of the traditional gridiron season in the Green Mountain State.
Hinesburg native Bobby Therrien came back to reclaim the lead, and then the victory, in the 200-lap Labor Day Classic at Barre’s Thunder Road on Sunday, Sept. 6.
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With support from Union Bank, the cycling community has come together to put on Ride for Justice on Saturday, Sept. 19. All proceeds benefit the Lamoille Restorative Center.
The season is a wrap for the Hardwick men’s softball league, and there’s a three-peat champion.
Scott Dragon, Jason Pelkey, Scott Weston and Trevor Jaques all won Aug. 27, the final Thursday night of racing in this summer at Barre’s Thunder Road
Hinesburg native and 2017 Thunder Road track champion Bobby Therrien got the win for the Maplewood/Irving Oil Late Models during a 50-lap feature on Thursday, Aug. 20.
For most of us just swimming 32 miles would be challenge enough.
Williamstown native Sean “Chubby Rambo” McCarthy claimed the win in the 50-lap feature for the Burnett Scrap Metals Road Warriors on Thursday, Aug. 13.
Yeti Baseball, part of the Next Level Baseball League, is holding a tryout for all 12-year olds (Little League graduate class of 2020) to 15-year olds, on Sunday, Aug. 30, at 1:30 p.m. at Peoples Academy in Morrisville.
The Hardwick men’s softball league has wrapped up its fifth week of games. One regular season game remains.
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