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The Brattleboro boys lacrosse team achieved a significant victory, overcoming earlier struggles to defeat Stratton Mountain 15-6, thanks to standout performances from senior Nate Domina and junior Donnie Hall. With a promising start to the season, Coach Chris Sawyer noted the team's resilience as they continue to develop amidst challenges.
In a thrilling matchup, the Brattleboro Union High School baseball team triumphed over Green Mountain with a 7-2 victory, highlighted by senior Jayke Glidden's remarkable pitching performance that included 14 strikeouts. Key contributions from Sam Bogart and Sean Cozza, who each delivered two-run doubles, propelled the Bears to their third win of the season, showcasing their teamwork and skill as they prepare for their next challenge against Keene.
Brattleboro Union High School (BUHS) shines brightly this spring as the community comes together for Green Street School's annual Tulip Trot, a key fundraiser supporting student enrichment and activities. This vibrant event showcases BUHS's commitment to fostering a spirited and engaged community, emphasizing the importance of collective support for educational initiatives.
The Brattleboro boys tennis team showcased their skills in an intense home opener, defeating Mount Anthony Union 5-2 with standout performances from juniors Micah Whitmire and Mark Richards, who each triumphed in closely contested matches. Coach Ben Brewer praised Richards for his dominant play, highlighting the team's competitive spirit and resilience throughout the match.
Brattleboro Union High School (BUHS) continues to shine, fostering a spirit of community and achievement. The school's involvement in local events, such as supporting outdoor enthusiasts, showcases its commitment to encouraging student engagement and appreciation for nature and teamwork.
Freshman goalie Senji Kimura from Brattleboro Union High School's boys hockey team has earned a spot on the USA Hockey U15 National Select team, marking a significant achievement as the only Vermont goalie selected. Kimura’s stellar performance helped the Bears reach the Division 2 semifinals, solidifying his reputation as a rising star in the sport.
Brattleboro Union High School students are encouraged to enrich their skills by participating in the RowBOC Learn-to-Row Clinic starting June 8, where they can master rowing techniques in a supportive environment along the picturesque West River. Since 2008, this clinic has empowered aspiring rowers to gain confidence on the water while forging lasting connections with fellow participants.
Despite a challenging loss against Monadnock, Brattleboro Union High School's softball team showcased resilience and teamwork, with standout performances from senior Rose Stone and junior Sal North, who both contributed to the Bears' scoring efforts. Coach Erin Cooke emphasized the team's positive spirit throughout the game, a crucial element as they look to regroup and focus on future matches.
Joe Shield, a standout three-sport athlete from Brattleboro Union High School, proudly reflects on his formative years that shaped his athletic success, highlighted by being the first Vermonter drafted into the NFL. His achievements at BUHS, including leading the football team to the state championship and earning All-Southern Vermont League honors, underscore the strong foundation laid by dedicated coaches and a supportive community.
In a challenging home opener, the Brattleboro girls lacrosse team showcased determination despite a 16-4 loss to Woodstock, with senior Gretchen Stromberg leading the Bears with two goals and an assist. Coach Morgan Derosia praised the standout performance of goalie Maren Sawyer, who made 12 crucial saves, and expressed excitement for the growth of the team's young talents as they move forward in the season.
The Brattleboro Union High School ultimate team kicked off their season with a stunning 15-3 victory, showcasing stellar performances from senior Desmond Longsmith, who led all scorers with five goals, and junior CJ Tustin, who notched four assists. Coach Nate Blunk praised the team's focus and persistence, highlighting their strong defensive plays, which contributed significantly to their commanding win.
Brattleboro Union High School's track and field athletes showcased their talents in a recent meet, with standout performances from Jack Cady, who dominated both the 100 and 400-meter dashes, and Teagan Thurber, who excelled in the 300-meter hurdles. The Bears and Terriers secured impressive placements, with the boys finishing strong in relays and multiple individual victories highlighting BUHS's commitment to excellence in athletics.
The Brattleboro boys tennis team showcased emerging talent during their season opener, with several players, including freshman Seamus Bald and sophomores Wyatt Mann and Beckett Mann, gaining invaluable experience in their first high school matches despite a 7-0 loss. Head coach Ben Brewer emphasized the character and potential growth of these new players, expressing optimism for their development as the season progresses.
Brattleboro Union High School's notable contribution to the legacy of cross-country skiing shines through with alumni like Jim Galanes, a three-time Olympian and national champion, who was part of the Caldwell-coached team that laid the groundwork for American success in the sport. This legacy continues to inspire young athletes, solidifying BUHS's connection to the rich history of skiing in the region.
Brattleboro Union High School (BUHS) is set to showcase its talent as the Rebels baseball team prepares for an exciting season, returning experienced players and welcoming new talent after a strong run to last year's Division 4 state championship game. With a focus on teamwork and skill development, coach John Lonardo emphasizes the team's depth in pitching and batting, aiming to build on their previous success and foster a competitive spirit as they face top-tier opponents this season.
Brattleboro Union High School's baseball team is poised for a strong season, returning a seasoned roster with eight seniors, including key players like pitcher Jayke Glidden and infielders John Satterfield and Sam Bogart. With hopes of advancing further in the playoffs after last year's second-round appearance, the Bears aim to leverage their experience and teamwork under co-coaches Chris Groeger and Brian Casey.
Brattleboro Union High School's presence looms large in the Southern Vermont League, presenting a formidable challenge for the Bellows Falls Union High School softball team, which is eager to build on last year's impressive run to the Division 3 state championship game. As the Terriers gear up for their season opener, they aim to showcase their blend of experienced players and fresh talent in a competitive lineup.
The Brattleboro Unified basketball team showcased impressive teamwork and skill in a 48-37 victory against their opponents, with seniors Austin Pinette and Jeffery White leading the offense, each contributing 10 points. Coach Tyler Boone praised junior Shaeleigh Willard for her standout performance and rebounding efforts, highlighting the collective growth of the team as they continue to build on their early season success.
Brattleboro Union High School's unified basketball team celebrated a strong start to their season with a resounding 44-26 victory over Springfield, showcasing a remarkable team effort where nearly every player contributed to the scoreboard. Head coach Tyler Boone praised the teamwork, describing the match as a "dream game," and highlighting standout performances from players like junior Andrew Chinn and senior Austin Pinette.
The Brattleboro girls tennis team is primed for an exciting season with nine returning players and strong leadership from captains Vivian Elliot and Ida Desjardins, fostering a welcoming atmosphere for newcomers. Head coach Tyler Boone believes this is the most competitive roster in four years, highlighting the team's dedication to improvement and readiness to challenge top opponents in the Southern Vermont League.
