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Bears hold off late Falcons rally, advance to D2 semifinals

Bears hold off late Falcons rally, advance to D2 semifinals

The No. 4 Brattleboro boys hockey team triumphed over North Country with a 5-3 victory in the Division 2 quarterfinals, showcasing standout performances from senior Evan Wright, who netted two goals, and senior Andy Cay, who sealed the win with an empty net goal. With their impressive teamwork and a stellar effort from goalie Senji Kimura, the Bears advance to the semifinals, aiming for a rematch against top-seeded Harwood.

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Roundup: Keller and Broadley compete in New England indoor track championships

Roundup: Keller and Broadley compete in New England indoor track championships

Brattleboro Union High School's Nordic team showcased their talent by finishing third in the Vermont States Boys Division 1 competition, with standout performances from Willow Sharma and Nico Conathan-Leach, who placed 10th and 11th respectively. Additionally, Dakota St. Louis made a formidable impression in the Individual State Tournament, clinching a spot in the Elite 8 before concluding a successful season as one of the top seniors in Vermont.

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Playoff schedule and results for basketball, hockey

Playoff schedule and results for basketball, hockey

Brattleboro Union High School's girls basketball team, seeded No. 7, is gearing up to host No. 10 Colchester in the first round of the Division 1 playoffs, demonstrating their competitive spirit as they aim for victory in the 2025 Vermont Principals’ Association Girls Basketball Championships. Meanwhile, the boys hockey team is set to challenge North Country in the Division 2 quarterfinals, showcasing BUHS's strong athletic presence in the state tournament.

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Bears use defensive adjustments to beat Hurricanes on senior night

Bears use defensive adjustments to beat Hurricanes on senior night

The Brattleboro girls basketball team celebrated senior night with a resounding 49-39 victory over Hartford, showcasing a stellar defensive performance that limited their opponents to just one point in the fourth quarter. With standout contributions from seniors Rachael White and Kayli Speno, alongside juniors Reese Croutworst and Abigail Henry, the Bears claimed an important win as they prepare for the Division 1 playoffs.

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Landmark Trust hosts 3rd annual Snow Golf fundraiser

Landmark Trust hosts 3rd annual Snow Golf fundraiser

Brattleboro Union High School students participated in the 3rd Annual Snow Golf: Chip, Drive, & Putt for Preservation at Scott Farm, showcasing their talent and community spirit alongside nearly 100 other golfers and spectators. This engaging event not only highlighted local history but also raised funds for essential preservation and educational initiatives, emphasizing BUHS's commitment to community involvement.

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Sports Scrapbook | Ice ladies: Brattleboro-area women’s hockey has a storied past — and potentially bright future

Sports Scrapbook | Ice ladies: Brattleboro-area women’s hockey has a storied past — and potentially bright future

Brattleboro Union High School (BUHS) has made notable strides in promoting girls' hockey, culminating in a successful varsity team that reached the Division 2 state semifinals in both 2010 and 2019. The legacy of the early women's hockey pioneers in the community continues to inspire and empower young athletes at BUHS, fostering a love for the sport and a spirit of camaraderie among players.

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BBA’s fast start dooms Bears in playoff clash

BBA’s fast start dooms Bears in playoff clash

In their playoff opener, Brattleboro Union High School battled valiantly against the Bulldogs despite ending their season with a 60-45 loss, showcasing resilience and teamwork led by senior captain Jack Cady, who scored a team-high 18 points. Coach Winston Sailsman Jr. praised his seniors for laying a strong foundation for the future of Bears basketball, emphasizing their commitment and effort throughout the season.

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Wright leads Bears to win over Wasps on senior night

Wright leads Bears to win over Wasps on senior night

Evan Wright clinched a thrilling 2-1 overtime victory for the Brattleboro boys hockey team on senior night, showcasing exceptional teamwork from seniors like Wright and Andy Cay, who played a pivotal role throughout the game. With strong defensive support and a packed home crowd cheering them on, the Bears celebrated this hard-earned win as they prepare for their final regular season match.

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Wright and Lonergan's historic night leads to win over Stowe

Wright and Lonergan’s historic night leads to win over Stowe

In a thrilling home victory, the Brattleboro boys hockey team triumphed over Stowe 7-4, marked by Evan Wright's impressive hat trick and his milestone 100th career goal, while Rowan Lonergan set a new school record for points in a single season by a defenseman with 30. The Bears are poised for their next challenge as they gear up to host Woodstock for senior night.

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Rosar wins second straight Winged Ski Trophy at 103rd Harris Hill competition

Rosar wins second straight Winged Ski Trophy at 103rd Harris Hill competition

[gpt3]Summarize this article in a short, engaging 1–2 sentence excerpt, focusing on Brattleboro Union High School (BUHS) content, specifically highlighting BUHS achievements or mentions, without referencing other towns or schools: BRATTLEBORO — The 103rd annual Harris Hill Ski Jumping competition…

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Jim Holland describes the pleasures — and pressures — of his first big jump

Jim Holland describes the pleasures — and pressures — of his first big jump

Brattleboro Union High School proudly upholds a rich ski jumping tradition, as highlighted by the recent renovation of Harris Hill, where young athletes confront thrilling challenges and celebrate personal achievements. The community's support for ski jumping not only enhances local pride but also inspires students like Jim Holland, who fondly recalls his pivotal first jump on this iconic hill.

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Sports Scrapbook | 'I think I'm winning': Parkinson's is just another big hill to jump for Jim Holland

Sports Scrapbook | ‘I think I’m winning’: Parkinson’s is just another big hill to jump for Jim Holland

Brattleboro Union High School alumnus Jim Holland, a legendary ski jumper with an illustrious career including six national championships and two Olympic appearances, reflects on the invaluable life lessons gained from his experiences in the sport, emphasizing the importance of courage, confidence, and character. As he faces the challenges of Parkinson's disease, Holland continues to inspire future generations by supporting ski jumping initiatives and advocating for the transformative power of perseverance.

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103rd Harris Hill Ski Jump set for weekend

103rd Harris Hill Ski Jump set for weekend

Brattleboro Union High School is set to shine as it hosts the 103rd Harris Hill Ski Jumping competition this weekend, bringing together athletes from around the globe to showcase their talents in a thrilling event that highlights the community's dedication to winter sports. With various classes for both male and female competitors, BUHS proudly contributes to this vibrant tradition, fostering a spirit of excellence and sportsmanship.

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Knickerbocker returns to Harris Hill for this year's ski jump

Knickerbocker returns to Harris Hill for this year’s ski jump

Brattleboro Union High School celebrates the spirit of local talent as Brattleboro native and former professional ski jumper Spencer Knickerbocker, along with young competitor Spencer Jones, gears up to showcase their skills at the 103rd Harris Hill Ski Jumping competition this weekend. With a rich history and a vibrant atmosphere, the event not only highlights these athletes’ achievements but also strengthens community pride in Brattleboro's sporting heritage.

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