Events

The Brattleboro Bears celebrated a pivotal 38-28 victory over St. Johnsbury, marking their first win against this rival since the 2016 playoffs. Senior Reese Croutworst showcased her talent by leading the team with 16 points and securing 11 rebounds, inching closer to her 1000-point milestone. With their strong defensive performance and teamwork, the Bears are poised for continued success as they face Burr and Burton next!

In a fierce matchup against Spaulding, the Brattleboro Bears girls ice hockey team showcased their determination despite a tough 9-1 loss. Jaidyn Denny opened the scoring with a brilliant goal, and goalkeeper Dakota VonFeldt delivered an impressive 39 saves, highlighting her skills throughout the game. As the Bears prepare for their upcoming game against U-32, the spirit and resilience of Brattleboro's student-athletes continue to inspire the community.

In a spirited game against Rutland, Brattleboro Bears junior Hudson Smith shone brightly, scoring a career-high 21 points despite the team's 82-60 loss. Coach Winston Sailsman Jr. praised Smith’s performance and potential, highlighting the importance of learning and growth for the young Bears. As they prepare to face Windsor next, the Bears remain determined to build on their strengths and improve as the season progresses.

The Brattleboro Bears' girls gymnastics team celebrated a triumphant home opener, securing a decisive victory against Middlebury with a score of 126.3 to 89.7. Lauren Chute led the charge, earning first place in four events, showcasing her exceptional skills alongside solid performances from teammates Hailey Richards and Sadie Cheslawski. The Bears are excited to build on this momentum in their upcoming home meet against St. Johnsbury, with hopes of continuing to inspire the local community.

The Bellows Falls girls basketball team is showing resilience and experience this season, despite facing early challenges. With standout performances from players like sophomore Avery Maxfield and returning members, the Terriers are eager to build on their past successes, aiming for competitive matchups against local rivals, including the Brattleboro Bears. As the season progresses, fans can look forward to thrilling games and the growth of these talented athletes.

Get ready for downhill thrills as the Brattleboro Ski Hill at Living Memorial Park opens this Saturday, thanks to dedicated volunteers who have prepared an excellent snow base despite recent rain. Brattleboro Bears and their families can hit the slopes from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and 12 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, making it a perfect weekend for celebrating our local winter sports community!

In their season opener, the Brattleboro Bears faced a tough challenge against Missisquoi Valley, ultimately falling 7-0 at the Withington Skating Facility. Despite the loss, sophomore Colby Robinson and junior Eli Edwards showed promise, with new goalkeeper Silas Golding making an impressive 44 saves in his first varsity start. The Bears will look to rebound against Rutland in their next game, demonstrating resilience and determination as they continue their campaign.

The Brattleboro Bears girls basketball team celebrated a remarkable 65-29 victory over Arlington, claiming their third consecutive title at the Leland & Gray Tip-Off Tournament. With a standout performance from senior Reese Croutworst, named MVP, along with contributions from seniors Parker Thibault and Myah Waite, the Bears showcased their depth as every player scored. Head coach Sarah Landers noted the team's energy and execution, setting a strong tone for the season ahead.