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Maya von Wodtke, a 2009 graduate of Brattleboro Union High School, is making waves in the ultra running community, recently finishing first in her age group at a challenging 100K race in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. From humble beginnings as a high school athlete to now competing internationally, her journey highlights the strength and determination fostered during her time at BUHS.
Sarah Lange, a graduate of Brattleboro Union High School, has made a remarkable transition from runner to elite gravel and mountain biker since her pandemic-era introduction to the sport, achieving top finishes in national competitions, including a notable 17th place in the Life Time Grand Prix series at the Big Sugar Gravel race. With her roots in Brattleboro, Lange is poised to take on even greater challenges in her cycling career, including aspirations to compete in the Gravel Cycling World Championships.
Travis Elliott, a standout athlete from Brattleboro Union High School, is running his fourth New York City Marathon to support Parkinson’s research in honor of his father, raising over $20,000 in past years! Help him reach his $4,000 goal this year by contributing to a cause that impacts lives—together, we can make a difference!
The Brattleboro girls soccer team wrapped up an exciting season with a historic No. 4 seed, their best finish in 20 years! With standout performances including junior Reese Croutworst setting a school record for career goals and goalkeeper Abigail Henry logging six shutouts, the Bears have set the stage for an even more thrilling return next season—let's keep the support going, BUHS Boosters!
The Brattleboro Bears' cross-country team had a fantastic season, led by standout seniors Nico Conathan-Leach and Willow Sharma, who both showcased their prowess with impressive finishes, including multiple top placements and personal records. As they gear up for the winter Nordic ski season, these talented athletes are already eyeing even greater achievements for their senior year ahead! 🎉🏃♂️🏃♀️ #GoBears
Join the fun at Brattleboro's 47th annual Turkey Trot this Thanksgiving Day, where community spirit meets healthy competition! With both a one-mile and a three-mile race, it's the perfect way for families to kick off the holiday while supporting local charities—let's trot for a cause, BUHS style! 🦃🏃♂️✨
Brattleboro Union High School celebrated the achievements of its talented athletes, with seniors Emily LaClair and Elina Young, along with juniors Jasmine Thibault and Ericka Fletcher, earning spots on the Southern Vermont League’s B Division all-opponent teams for field hockey, showcasing BUHS's strong presence in the league.
Brattleboro Union High School achieved notable recognition in boys soccer, with senior midfielders Charlie Kinnersley, Jackson Pals, and Orion Donnelly earning spots on the Southern Vermont League's A Division First Team, showcasing their exceptional talent and contributions to the sport.
Brattleboro Union High School shined in the spotlight as nearly 200 attendees celebrated the induction of 11 remarkable athletes into its Athletic Hall of Fame, showcasing the legacy of excellence cultivated by the school. The event highlighted the inspiring journeys of former athletes like Kathy Georgina and Heath Squires, whose accomplishments in soccer, baseball, and more reflect the enduring impact of BUHS sports on their lives and character.
Brattleboro Union High School's Reese Croutworst and Sadie Cheslawski have shone on the soccer field, earning spots on the A Division first team in the Southern Vermont League's all-opponent list, highlighting BUHS's strong athletic performance.
Exciting news for BUHS sports fans! Brattleboro's own Nico Conathan-Leach and rookie runner Willow Sharma have made the Southern Vermont League's cross-country all-opponent team, with Conathan-Leach securing a stellar fifth place at the Vermont High School State Championships. Meanwhile, Desi Broadley from Bellows Falls dominated the competition, taking home first place honors and setting personal records throughout her impressive season! Go BUHS! 🌟🏃♂️🏃♀️
Join BUHS Boosters in celebrating the inspiring journey of Grady Vigneau, a Bull Dog legend who's turned his passion for football into a lifelong mission of mentorship and community leadership! This Saturday, he will shine as the master of ceremonies at the annual BHS/BUHS Athletic Hall of Fame Banquet, honoring this year's outstanding inductees while encouraging current students to dream big and reach for the stars!
BRATTLEBORO — In game that featured good defensive play on both sides, the Brattleboro Union High School field hockey team came up just a little short on Tuesday night in a 2-0 loss to Windsor.
BENNINGTON — The Brattleboro Union High School boys soccer team placed third in the John James Tournament over the weekend.
BENNINGTON — The Elwell Trophy is heading back to Brattleboro. The Bears made just enough plays to escape Bennington with a 14-9 victory over Mount Anthony Friday night in a rivalry game that featured just one offensive touchdown.
BRATTLEBORO — The Bellows Falls field hockey team defeated Brattleboro 9-1 on Thursday.
BENNINGTON — A Taylor Harrington first half hat trick powered Burr and Burton boys soccer to a 6-1 victory over Brattleboro in the first round of the John James tournament at Spinelli Field on Thursday.
BRANDON — Brattleboro Union High School athletic teams have a new moniker this year – the Bears. The field hockey team is hoping that new name comes with a new standard of winning.
BENNINGTON — After being held scoreless in its first two games of the season, Burr and Burton girls soccer was determined to find the back Thursday afternoon against Brattleboro.
BRATTLEBORO — The Brattleboro Union High School football team opened the season with a 35-6 loss to Middlebury Union High School on Friday, Sept. 1, at home.
