HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY vs McCann Technical High School – Hornet Hockey
Sport: HOCKEYLevel: HIGH SCHOOLTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: Nelson Withington
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Sport: HOCKEYLevel: HIGH SCHOOLTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: Nelson Withington
Sport: BasketballLevel: Girls VarsityTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: BUHS Gym
Sport: HOCKEYLevel: HIGH SCHOOLTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: Nelson Withington
Sport: HOCKEYLevel: HIGH SCHOOLTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: Nelson Withington
Sport: HOCKEYLevel: HIGH SCHOOLTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: Nelson Withington

Reese Croutworst hit an impressive milestone by scoring her 1,000th career point during a thrilling 39-35 victory over Burr & Burton, marking her as only the 10th player in Brattleboro history to reach this achievement. As a senior on the Brattleboro Bears, she showcased exceptional talent under the guidance of three different coaches and now ranks fourth on the girls' all-time scoring list. With her eyes set on climbing higher, fans can look forward to seeing her in action again when the Bears take on Windsor this Saturday!

In a nail-biting matchup, the Brattleboro Bears boys hockey team faced a tough loss against Hartford, with a last-second goal sealing a 5-4 defeat at home. Despite the heartbreaking finish, seniors Henry Schwartz and Gabe Alexander shone with impressive performances, each contributing a goal and an assist, while fellow teammates Jackson Patno and Jordan Denny added to the scoreboard. As the Bears prepare for their next game against Woodstock, they'll look to build on their competitive spirit and aim for victory.

In a thrilling start to their busy schedule, the Brattleboro Bears boys hockey team faced tough competition, narrowly falling to Stowe 5-3 despite strong performances from Dominic McKay and Max Madow. Senior Gabe Alexander shone for the Bears with a hat trick against Amherst-Pelham, though the team ultimately lost 4-3. The Bears return to home ice to take on Hartford this Wednesday, looking to capitalize on their hard-fought efforts.

Join us for the 4th Annual Snow Golf fundraiser hosted by The Landmark Trust USA on February 22nd at Scott Farm in Dummerston! This exciting event promises a fun-filled afternoon for Brattleboro Bears and community members alike, featuring unique skills challenges, prizes, and local food options, all while supporting historic preservation efforts. Don’t miss your chance to participate in a beloved winter tradition and make a difference in the Brattleboro area!

Vermont artist Carrie Pill is using her talent to support the Brattleboro Ski Hill by creating a painting titled "Snow Day," with proceeds going to the ski area’s fundraising efforts for vital repairs. This community-based initiative highlights the spirit of local sports, as the ski hill remains an affordable destination where Brattleboro Bears and other local skiers can enjoy winter activities. Pill's dedication to promoting smaller ski areas showcases the strong sense of community that thrives around Brattleboro’s sports culture.

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!

The Brattleboro Union High School boys lacrosse team faced a challenging match against Keene, ending with a score of 9-2, but the Bears are looking to bounce back in their upcoming game against Burr & Burton. Despite the setback, BUHS continues to show determination in their season.

Brattleboro Union High School's baseball team kicked off a homestand with an impressive 8-4 victory, thanks to freshman Senji Kimura's stellar five-inning performance and strong offensive support from seniors Harper Cutler and Jayke Glidden. This win showcases the Bears' resilience and skill as they continue their pursuit of excellence in Division 1 baseball.

Brattleboro Union High School celebrated senior Jack Cady's induction into the Vermont Chapter of the National Football Foundation College Hall of Fame, recognizing his athletic talents and community impact. Additionally, the BUHS boys tennis team secured a thrilling 5-2 victory over Keene, highlighted by standout performances from Malo Renault and Jackson Pals, showcasing the Bears' resilience and teamwork.

In a spirited but challenging playoff match, Brattleboro Union High School's unified basketball team faced off against Burr and Burton, ending their season with a 42-20 loss. Despite the defeat, standout performances from seniors Austin Pinette and Ashley Cleveland, along with strong defensive efforts from Jeffery White, showcased the Bears' resilience and teamwork throughout a commendable season.

Brattleboro Union High School faced off against Mount Anthony in a nail-biting game, showcasing standout performances, particularly from pitcher Jayke Glidden, who struck out nine and effectively navigated several challenging moments on the mound. Despite the Bears' resilience and improved batting approach, they ultimately fell short as their defense and strong plays like Hunter Sherwin's diving catch shone through, leaving the team eager to bounce back in their next match.

Brattleboro Union High School's unified basketball team triumphed in the state playoffs with a commanding 73-43 victory over Twin Valley, showcasing an impressive team effort led by seniors Austin Pinette and Jeffery White. Head coach Tyler Boone praised his players for their contributions, emphasizing the team's potential as they prepare for the next challenge in the quarterfinals.

The Brattleboro Union High School boys tennis team showcased resilience this week, bouncing back from a narrow defeat against Burr & Burton with a commanding 7-0 victory over Hartford, highlighted by impressive performances from juniors Mark Richards and Elias Frazer Olsen, and a strong doubles debut by freshman Seamus Bald alongside sophomore Lucas Yunga Korn. Coach Ben Brewer praised the team’s growth and consistency, emphasizing their potential as they prepare for upcoming matches.

Brattleboro Union High School's girls tennis team showcased resilience in a challenging match against Burr & Burton, highlighted by Francesca Tully's thrilling victory in an intense super tiebreaker, earning praise from Coach Tyler Boone for her unwavering spirit. Despite the 7-0 loss, the team's performance, particularly in doubles, reflects their potential as they prepare for upcoming matches.
