In a challenging match against Hartford, Brattleboro Union High School's boys basketball team fought hard but fell 60-39, with senior Oscar Korson leading the Bears with 15 points. Despite strong defensive efforts, particularly in the first half, the Bears struggled with turnovers, a factor that ultimately impacted their performance as they look to regroup for their upcoming league game.

The Brattleboro Union High School girls basketball team showcased an impressive performance, securing a decisive 57-18 victory over Bellows Falls, with junior Reese Croutworst leading the charge with 26 points. Coach Karen Henry praised her team's fast start and strong teamwork as they look forward to their upcoming matchup against Fair Haven.

Brattleboro Union High School shines as the community celebrates the Brattleboro Winter Carnival, featuring the exciting Glow Skate event on February 16, where local students and families come together to enjoy winter fun. This annual celebration not only fosters community spirit but also gives BUHS students a chance to showcase their school pride in a lively atmosphere.

Brattleboro Union High School (BUHS) continues to take pride in its athletic legacy as the Vermont Sports Hall of Fame announces its 2025 inductees, including distinguished athletes like Jim Holland, a U.S. National Champion and two-time Olympic ski jumper, who famously triumphed at the Harris Hill competition in Brattleboro. The Hall of Fame not only celebrates individual achievements but also inspires future athletes across the state, including those from BUHS.

The Brattleboro Union High School boys hockey team is gearing up for its annual spaghetti dinner fundraiser on February 18, showcasing both their culinary talents and community spirit while supporting their successful season of 8-4-1. Join them at the Elks Lodge for a delicious meal and a chance to win prizes in the raffle, all served by the dedicated hockey players and their supportive parents!

Brattleboro Union High School is making waves in the local sports scene, with standout performances in recent men's basketball league games. Notably, players like Parker Hickey and Melvin Alexander have been instrumental in their team's success, showcasing the talent and competitive spirit that BUHS is known for.

The Brattleboro girls gymnastics team showcased their talent with a strong second-place finish in their home meet, led by tri-captain Lauren Chute, who excelled by winning the vault and achieving top scores in multiple events. With an impressive team score of 130.950, the Bears are set to compete again on February 8 at the Gibson Aiken Center.

Brattleboro Union High School alumnus Chris Lamb, a former record-holder at the Harris Hill Ski Jump, is set to compete again in February 2025, sharing firsthand insights on the thrill of the jump in the recent "Harris Hill Ski Jump, the Art of Flying" podcast episode. This episode highlights the deep-rooted community connection that BUHS and its graduates have with this iconic local event, celebrated as a unique showcase of skill and tradition in Brattleboro.