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The Brattleboro Union High School boys Nordic ski team showcased their talent by clinching victory in a competitive classical race at Prospect Mountain, with Willow Sharma leading the charge as the individual winner, closely followed by teammate Nico Conathan-Leach in a thrilling finish. Their impressive performance secured a total of 30 team points, solidifying BUHS's dominance in the event.

In a tightly contested matchup, Brattleboro Union High School's boys basketball team showcased their resilience despite a 64-50 loss to Rutland, with standout performances from senior John Satterfield, who scored 17 points, and sophomore Dawson Wheeler, contributing 13 points and impressive defensive plays. Coach Winston Sailsman Jr. praised the Bears' teamwork and effort, noting they earned respect from their opponents.

Brattleboro Union High School's gymnastics team kicked off its inaugural season with a thrilling victory at its first competition, securing first place with a score of 126.8. Standout performances by Lauren Chute, who clinched the top spot in the all-around and on floor, alongside Sadie Cheslawski's impressive vault score, showcased the team's exceptional talent and determination, positioning the Bears as a formidable force in Vermont gymnastics.

The Brattleboro Union High School basketball program continues to shine, showcasing talented players like Lynden Bunker, who led the PDSC team with 27 points in a tightly contested match against the Fulflex Falcons. BUHS’s commitment to excellence in athletics is evident in the achievements of its players in local competitions.

The Brattleboro Union High School boys hockey team showcased their strength with a strong 4-1 victory over St. Johnsbury, led by standout performances from seniors Evan Wright and Alex Dick, each scoring twice. Coach Eric Libardoni praised his team's leadership and growing momentum as they aim for consistency and offensive depth in the challenging season ahead.

Brattleboro Union High School celebrated a triumphant spring in 2024, as the unified basketball team claimed their first state championship since 2017 with a thrilling 41-38 victory over Lyndon Institute. Capping off an impressive undefeated season at 11-0, the Bears showcased a remarkable team effort, with standout performances and resilience, leaving a proud mark on the school's athletic legacy.

The Strittmatter brothers from Long Island are honing their hockey skills at the Retreat Meadows in Brattleboro, where local athletes like those from Brattleboro Union High School continue to inspire a passion for the sport. BUHS athletes showcase remarkable talent and dedication, contributing to the vibrant hockey community in the area.

The Brattleboro girls basketball team showcased resilience as they battled against St. Johnsbury, with standout performances from junior Reese Croutworst, who scored 18 points, and sophomore Naima Harris, who grabbed a team-high seven rebounds. Despite the loss, coach Karen Henry praised her team's heart and grit, particularly in their strong second-half performance, signaling promising potential for their next matchup.

Brattleboro Union High School (BUHS) continues to shine in the local community, demonstrating strong engagement and support for the Brattleboro men’s basketball league as it showcases local talent and fosters teamwork among participants. Celebrated achievements and active participation by BUHS students underscore the school’s commitment to sportsmanship and community involvement.

Brattleboro Union High School's girls basketball team showcased resilience in a competitive home opener against two-time defending state champions Champlain Valley Union, with standout performances from Reese Croutworst and Abigail Henry, while the boys team notched two consecutive victories, highlighting John Satterfield and Oscar Korson's scoring prowess. Coach Karen Henry praised her team's defensive adjustments, noting significant contributions from Naima Harris and Parker Thibault that kept the Bears competitive throughout the game.

Brattleboro Union High School continues to shine as a hub of community engagement, with the Brattleboro Recreation & Parks Department offering exciting open gym and game room hours for students during the holiday season, providing a unique opportunity for BUHS students to stay active and connected through a variety of fun activities.

Despite a tough 10-0 loss in their home opener, the Brattleboro girls hockey team showcased determination and effort, with standout performances by senior captain Baylie Houle and sophomore Jaidyn Denny, earning praise from new head coach Alyssa Leonard. As they gear up for the Mariotti Tournament, Leonard remains optimistic about the team's potential for growth throughout the season.

Brattleboro Union High School's Carson McHale is making waves as he rejoins the Wildcats for the basketball season, enhancing a roster filled with talent. Under Coach Chris Brown, the team has already shown promise by securing two victories, with standout performances from players like Brayden Brown, who continues to impress as one of the top scorers.

Brattleboro Union High School's basketball team is gearing up for an exciting season, facing tough opponents like Burr & Burton and Mount Anthony, as Coach Chadwick emphasizes character and preparation to transform last year's 6-14 record into a playoff contender. With a focus on aggressive play and strong teamwork, he believes the Terriers have what it takes to compete at a high level this year.

The Brattleboro Union High School girls basketball team celebrated a triumphant victory at the Leland & Gray Tip-Off Tournament, securing the championship title with a 42-31 win over Arlington. Abigail Henry earned the MVP award, while Reese Croutworst joined her on the All-Tournament Team, showcasing the Bears' impressive teamwork and defensive strategy throughout the tournament.

The Brattleboro Union High School girls' hockey team gears up for an exciting season under new head coach Bethaney LaClair and assistant coach Alyssa Leonard, both emphasizing mental toughness and accountability as key values. With a strong roster featuring nine seniors and a positive team spirit, the Bears are poised to make their mark on the ice this year.

The Brattleboro Union High School boys basketball team is gearing up for an exciting season with a roster boasting six experienced seniors, all of whom have been mentored by Coach Winston Sailsman Jr. throughout their high school careers. As they prepare to open the season against St. Johnsbury, the Bears aim to leverage their speed and depth to enhance both their transition game and defensive pressure, hoping to build on last year's performance and make a mark in their rematch.

Brattleboro Union High School proudly celebrates former student Willem Thurber, who showcased his athletic prowess as a three-sport athlete before committing to play football for Division I University of Virginia. His achievements on the field, particularly as a standout tight end, highlight the strong foundation BUHS provides for aspiring athletes.

The Brattleboro Union High School girls basketball team under coach Karen Henry is poised for a strong season, returning seasoned stars like Reese Croutworst and Abigail Henry while blending in promising newcomers. Following an 11-win season and aiming to improve on last year’s playoff exit, the team is ready to showcase their athletic skill and evolving basketball IQ as they take on formidable opponents, setting the stage for an exciting year ahead.