Events

For the first time since 2017, fans filled the stands at Tenney Field for the Brattleboro Bears' home opener against Mount Anthony on April 14, 2026. This highly anticipated event followed renovations funded by a $450,000 capital plan approved by voters, ensuring a more accessible and enjoyable experience for all. Stay tuned as the Bears continue their season, striving for success on their newly renovated home turf!

In an intense season opener, the Brattleboro Bears boys tennis team fell to Burr & Burton with a score of 6-1. Senior Mark Richards secured the team's only victory in a thrilling No. 1 singles match, showcasing impressive skill and focus to win 3-6, 6-4, 10-5. With several competitive sets, the Bears demonstrated their potential, and coach Ben Brewer remains optimistic about their growth as they prepare for upcoming matches.

The Brattleboro Bears girls lacrosse team is gearing up for an exciting season, drawing on the leadership of seven dedicated seniors, including Parker Thibault, Skylar Marshall, and Maisie Arnold, to mentor new athletes. With a mix of experience and youthful energy, head coach Morgan Derosia aims to capitalize on their athleticism and foster strong communication as they tackle tough matchups against larger programs like Burr & Burton and Mount Anthony. Fans can catch the Bears in action this week, starting with their road opener on Wednesday!

The Brattleboro Bears are gearing up for an exciting baseball season with a refreshed roster, featuring ten new players alongside six returning veterans. Under the guidance of head coach Chris Groeger, key players like senior Sean Cozza and sophomore Briar Cutting are set to lead the team, with an emphasis on improving their fundamentals and reducing strikeouts. As they prepare for their season opener against Mount Anthony, the Bears are poised to build on their legacy of resilience and teamwork, aiming for success on the field.

In an exciting home opener, the Brattleboro Bears triumphed over Twin Valley with a commanding 63-44 victory, showcasing a balanced offensive effort as ten players contributed to the score. Alexx Labounty and Alto Purdy led the team with ten points each, while head coach Tyler Boone praised the group's resilience following a challenging start to the season. With their next game against Otter Valley on the horizon, the Bears are eager to keep the momentum going and delight their fans!

In a heartfelt tribute to Vermont's rich baseball history, Dana Sprague, a BUHS graduate, is documenting the stories of every Vermonter who has played professionally, showcasing talents from Brattleboro and beyond. With 164 players chronicled, including notable achievements from alumni like Brad Baker and John Foley, Sprague’s project highlights the resilience and passion of those who have graced the diamond before. Current Brattleboro Bears, like aspiring prospect Kaiden McCarthy, continue this legacy, promising a bright future for baseball in our community.

This season, the Brattleboro Bears girls tennis team welcomes Mora Butcher as their new head coach, bringing her extensive playing background to guide the team. With a mix of seasoned players and new talent, including senior Vivian Elliott likely leading as the No. 1 singles player, Butcher aims to foster individual growth and teamwork. The Bears are set to kick off their season against Rutland on April 13, promising an exciting year ahead for Brattleboro student-athletes!

The Brattleboro Bears boys tennis team, under the guidance of Coach Ben Brewer, is gearing up for an exciting season despite a smaller roster this year. With seven returning players, including seniors Mark Richards and Elias Frazer Olsen, the team is focused on sharpening their skills and building a strong lineup. As they prepare to face formidable opponents like Burr & Burton and Middlebury, the Bears aim to develop both their competitive edge and teamwork, fostering growth among veteran and new players alike.