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The 2nd Annual Vermont Green & Gold Senior Classic will showcase talented players from Brattleboro, Bellows Falls, and Leland & Gray, along with a local coach, taking the field this Sunday in Castleton. This exciting event highlights the skills and achievements of our young athletes, fostering connections within the community.

Brattleboro's Hailey Bristol is actively pursuing her dream of coaching in the NFL while making an impact as a coach for the local Bears. With her dedication to scouting reports and coaching linebackers, she is paving the way for a bright future in football, showcasing the talent and ambition of Brattleboro student-athletes.

Brattleboro's own Kari Greenbaum has been inducted into the UVM Athletic Hall of Fame, recognizing her remarkable career rooted in teamwork and mentorship. This achievement highlights the spirit of Brattleboro Bears, celebrating those who inspire current student-athletes and foster opportunities for future generations. Join us in honoring Kari's contributions to the athletic community and her lasting impact on local sports.

Mount Anthony defeated Brattleboro 40-8, successfully keeping the Albert Elwell Trophy for the third consecutive year. This matchup marked a significant event on senior night for the Bears, showcasing their effort and resilience throughout the game.

Get ready for winter sports, Brattleboro! On November 7, the annual ski, skate, and hockey equipment sale will take place at the Gibson-Aiken Center, offering students and local athletes a great opportunity to gear up for the season. This event is perfect for our BUHS student-athletes looking to find quality equipment at affordable prices.

In the Division 1 playoffs, the Brattleboro boys soccer team faced a tough match against St. Johnsbury, ending in a 5-0 defeat. Despite the loss, Coach Jonathan Elwell commended the senior leaders for their dedication and resilience throughout the season, showcasing the strong spirit of the Brattleboro Bear community.

In a recent matchup, Avery Maxfield shined for Bellows Falls, scoring two goals in their 3-0 win against Brattleboro before rain cut the game short at halftime. Although the Bears faced a tough defeat, the spirit of competition remains strong in our local sports community.

Brattleboro's Rick Farnham has been celebrated with an induction into the UVM Athletic Hall of Fame, recognizing his lifelong dedication to uplifting student-athletes. Known affectionately as "Big Daddy," Farnham's impact on the sports community reflects his commitment to service and the shared moments that define athletics in Brattleboro.

On senior night, Brattleboro girls soccer faced a tough match against Rutland, finishing with a 4-1 loss. The team showed resilience by tying the game in the second half, and Coach Jay Cudworth highlighted the vital role of senior leadership in the match. Despite the outcome, the dedication and teamwork of the Bears shone through.

In a challenging season opener, the Brattleboro Bears faced St. Johnsbury, resulting in a 47-0 defeat at Natowich Field. Despite the loss, the team showed resilience throughout the game, and fans can look forward to future opportunities for growth and improvement. The Bears are committed to bouncing back stronger as the season progresses.

In an exciting matchup at the John James Soccer Tournament, the Burr & Burton Bulldogs triumphed over the Brattleboro Bears, thanks in part to the standout performance from Jones. This victory propels the Bulldogs into the finals, showcasing the competitive spirit of our local athletes. The Brattleboro Bears fought hard but fell short, reminding us of the passion and dedication present in Brattleboro sports.

In their regular season home opener, the Brattleboro Bears faced a tough loss against the Burr & Burton field hockey team, with a final score of 3-0. The Bears showed great effort on the field, but the Bulldogs capitalized on two penalty corner goals to secure their victory. Despite the setback, the spirit of Brattleboro's student-athletes remains strong as the season progresses.

The Southern Vermont League season opening meet at Bellows Falls Union High School showcased the talents of BUHS cross country athletes alongside teams from Brattleboro and Burr & Burton. Student-athletes from these local teams braved the course, marking an exciting start to the season and highlighting the strong competitive spirit within our Brattleboro community.

The Brattleboro Union High School field hockey team recently hosted a successful bake sale and animal food supply drive, showcasing their commitment to both community and athletics. This initiative not only helps support local animal shelters but also fosters team spirit and camaraderie among student-athletes. With such dedication, the Bears are setting a positive tone for the upcoming season!

The Brattleboro Bears showcased their talent in a competitive final preseason scrimmage against the Twin Valley girls soccer team, resulting in an exciting 1-1 draw. This match at Hayford Field set the stage for what promises to be an exhilarating regular season ahead for our BUHS student-athletes. Fans are eager to see how the Bears will build on this performance as they enter the official season.

The Brattleboro girls soccer team is gearing up for a promising season after celebrating a historic playoff victory, their first since 2007. With a roster rich in experience, the team is excited to build on last year’s success and continue to make strides in the upcoming matches. Fans can look forward to supporting these talented athletes as they aim for even greater achievements this season!

Brattleboro boys soccer team participated in a preseason scrimmage against Twin Valley at Hayford Field. This match marked an exciting start to the season, allowing the Bears to showcase their skills and build team cohesion as they prepare for the upcoming games.

The Brattleboro boys soccer team is kicking off their season with a skilled and balanced roster, combining youthful energy with seasoned experience. With aspirations for a strong postseason run, the Bears are poised to make their mark on the field this year. Keep an eye on these talented athletes as they showcase their abilities in the games ahead!

The Brattleboro football team is kicking off their season with optimism after transitioning from Division 1 to Division 2. With a young yet experienced roster, the Bears are ready to embrace new challenges and showcase their talent on the field. Exciting times are ahead for Brattleboro sports fans as the team gears up for a promising campaign!