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Someone hung a medal around Emma Cooley’s neck and ushered her towards a podium next to two girls in sparkling leotards.
Vermont high school sports continue to take baby steps towards the winter season. On Friday, Jan. 15, Gov. Phil Scott said high school and recreational sports restrictions were being loosened a little bit.
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Gov. Phil Scott announced on Dec. 22 that schools could resume non-contact, socially distanced practice on Dec. 26, allowing the winter sports season to — very slowly — get started.
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.
Ever since fishing rods were invented, bass fishing has been a sport in Vermont and on Lake Champlain. Until three years ago, bass fishing was not offered at high schools, but for the last thr…
One of the state’s top swimmers is headed north of the border. Shelburne’s Erik Linseisen signed a National Letter of Intent to swim for McGill University in Montreal.
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The rise in COVID-19 cases across the state of Vermont has led to the postponement of the high school winter sports season, again.
After a successful fall sports schedule — which saw students wear masks during practices and games, a switch to 7-vs-7 football and volleyball moved to the outdoors — the state of Vermont announced that the winter sports season would be allowed to go forward.
Two Champlain Valley Union High School sports standouts have a new destination for next fall.
Through 61 straight wins and eight state titles during the last decade, the Champlain Valley Union High School girls’ soccer team has gotten their fair share of lucky bounces.
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Ski resorts and school sports will look considerably different this winter, courtesy of the pandemic.
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Saturday’s championship high school football game didn’t have the fanfare spectators are used to during a Division I state title, and it didn’t have the hard hits and bruising run of a regular…
Everything about the 2020 high school boys’ volleyball season looked different — except the team lifting the trophy at the end of it.
Regan Dewhirst was three years into a career in physical therapy when a childhood friend called her with a job opportunity.
Some things about the Vermont state cross country championships were very different. But one thing remained the same: state titles for the Champlain Valley Union High School runners.
The battle for the Division I field hockey state title was a staring contest between undefeated Bellows Falls and No. 3 Champlain Valley Union High School on Halloween at Burr & Burton.
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