It may seem like the high school winter sports season just started, but the post-season is already on the horizon.
The Peoples Academy girls’ basketball team won on the road and at home over the past week, including a nail biter in Danville.
Peoples Academy placed four skiers in the top six to win the girls’ skate-race event hosted by U-32 on Feb. 4.
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Nordic and alpine skiers have competed against other schools for a few weeks, and now their counterparts on local hockey and basketball squads can join them.
A pair of Lancers emerged victorious in a classic sprint race hosted by Peoples Academy Jan. 28.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc with sports worldwide — canceled competitions, shortened seasons or none at all, pro teams playing to empty seats, drastic drops in revenue.
Three players from Peoples Academy and Stowe High School have been selected to play in the 2021 Twin State Soccer Cup game later this year.
Ryan Cochran-Siegle, 28, has been sidelined from the World Cup tour with what he called “a minor broken neck.”
The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department encourage newcomers to ice fishing to give the winter sport a try — and offer up tips on how to angle safely.
The results of Vermont’s fourth angler opinion survey about fishing are now available at vtfishandwildlife.com.
Vermont’s Ryan Cochran-Siegle made history last week in Bormio, Italy. He became the first American to win a World Cup super-G in 14 years.
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On Monday, student-athletes at Lamoille Union, Peoples Academy and Stowe High School began limited practices for most of the regular winter sports offered by their respective schools.
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Like almost every other aspect of life in Vermont, high school sports and the athletes who play them were deeply impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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