Events

In a hard-fought match, the Brattleboro girls hockey team faced off against Rutland, ultimately falling 5-1 despite a standout performance from junior Jaidyn Denny, who scored the Bears' only goal. Junior Dakota VonFeldt showcased her skills in goal with an impressive 42 saves, and the team demonstrated strong potential with contributions from players like eighth graders Perry Evans and Alyssa Jones. As the Bears gear up for their next game against Woodstock, they remain focused on improving and building momentum for the rest of the season.

The Brattleboro Bears showcased their defensive prowess and clutch scoring in a thrilling 32-25 victory over Burr and Burton, completing the season sweep against their rivals. Senior guard Reese Croutworst led the way with 20 points, demonstrating poise under pressure as the Bears rallied in the fourth quarter to secure the win. With grit and determination, this team continues to prove their tenacity on the court as they advance through the season.

Brattleboro Bears alum Owen Malouin has been selected as one of two goalies for the Adirondack Jr. Wings at the prestigious Quebec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament. This young athlete, who previously shined with the Brattleboro Hockey Association Hawks, is not only a standout on the ice with a remarkable record but also a dedicated student, currently excelling at The Bement School. As he prepares to play before thousands of fans in Quebec City, the entire Brattleboro community is cheering him on!

In a nail-biting game on January 28, the Brattleboro Bears fell to St. Johnsbury 5-4, despite a valiant effort that saw them rally from a two-goal deficit in the third period. Senior Gabe Alexander shone with two goals, while freshman Jordan Denny and sophomore Max Madow contributed crucial plays to tie the game before a late shorthanded goal sealed their fate. Coach Eric Libardoni praised the team's resilience, noting they're just a few plays away from victory and remain competitive in every matchup.

In a tough matchup on Wednesday night, the Brattleboro Bears fell to the Burr & Burton Bulldogs, with a final score of 76-47. Despite the loss, standout performances from Noah Moore and Dawson Wheeler, who both hit crucial three-pointers, showcased the resilience of our student-athletes. The Bears continue to build their strength as they prepare to face Hartford on Monday, demonstrating their determination to improve this season.

The Vermont Sports Hall of Fame has announced its 2026 inductees, including Susan Dunklee, an accomplished Olympic biathlete and daughter of Brattleboro's own Stan Dunklee, a cross-country skiing icon. This induction not only celebrates the rich sports heritage of our community but also serves as inspiration for current Brattleboro Bears, reminding them of the heights they can achieve in their athletic pursuits. Stay tuned for the induction ceremony on April 25, 2026, at the Delta Marriott in Burlington!

Check out the new window display at Zephyr Design on Main Street, showcasing the rich history of the Harris Hill Ski Jump! As Brattleboro Bears gear up for this year's jump on February 14-15, it’s a great time to celebrate our local student-athletes and the legacy of this iconic event. For schedule and ticket info, visit www.harrishillskijump.com.

The Brattleboro Bears faced a tough challenge against McCann, suffering a 9-1 defeat despite a standout goal from senior Gabe Alexander. Coach Eric Libardoni emphasized the need for the team to recover from injuries and regain their energy as they gear up for the next game against Woodstock this Saturday. Even in their struggles, junior Eli Edwards showcased potential, promising a bright future for the Bears as they regroup and refocus.