Events

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.

The Twin Valley Unified basketball team kicked off their season with a thrilling 34-32 victory against Otter Valley, marking their first win in over a year. Led by Mason Ranslow's game-high 18 points, the Wildcats showcased a balanced scoring effort and will look to carry this momentum into their upcoming games, including a much-anticipated matchup against the Brattleboro Bears this Thursday at 2:15 p.m. Stay tuned as our local athletes continue to make their mark this season!

Join the Brattleboro Bears and the community for the 14th annual Tulip Trot 5K Race on May 2 at Green Street School! This beloved event not only promotes health and wellness but also supports vital enrichment programs for local students. With fun and fitness for everyone, including a special kids' fun run, it's a perfect way to celebrate spring and community spirit together!

The Brattleboro Bears are geared up for an exciting basketball season, bringing back nine experienced players, including Mason Andrews and Tyson LaFarr, while welcoming nine newcomers eager to make their mark. Head coach Tyler Boone emphasizes the team's focus on teamwork and skill development, aiming for not just individual scoring but also a strong collective effort. As they navigate their challenging schedule and new postseason format, the Bears are determined to build on their recent success and foster a fun environment for all their athletes.

The recent 24 Hours of Stratton event, held at Stratton Mountain Resort, saw an astounding record of $465,859 raised to support essential programs for children in southern Vermont, showcasing the dedication of our community. Local athletes, including Brattleboro Bears, participated in this incredible endurance challenge, bringing together nearly 900 participants for a cause that truly makes a difference. This milestone year highlights the ongoing commitment of Brattleboro to empower youth, with over $4 million raised since the event's inception in 2012.

Ayoub Lajhar, a former standout at Brattleboro Union High School, has made waves in Major League Soccer after being drafted by FC Cincinnati. His journey from Libya to Brattleboro highlights the resilience and support of the local community, which played a crucial role in shaping his success both on and off the field. After excelling in college soccer at UConn, Lajhar's impressive debut—contributing two assists in a recent match—has marked him as a rising star in professional soccer, inspiring current Brattleboro Bears with his dedication and ambition.