Brattleboro Bears senior Colby Bristol and lineman Lucas Speno have showcased their leadership on the field, helping secure Brattleboro's first victory in over two years with a thrilling 30-22 win over North Country. As they represent the South roster in the upcoming North/South All-Star Football Classic, they aim to bring home a win for the South team against the North this Sunday. Celebrate our Bears and their remarkable resilience as they continue to make their mark in Brattleboro sports!

Brattleboro's rich cycling heritage dates back to 1880 with the formation of the Vermont Wheel Club, making it a pivotal part of the national bicycling movement. Today, the legacy thrives as Brattleboro Bears build on this foundation, embracing the cycling culture with community advocacy and modern biking events. As the town celebrates its identity as "Biketown," current student-athletes are inspired by past achievements, continuing the tradition of athletic excellence and community engagement.

Brattleboro Bears are gearing up to join the local cycling community in "Cranksgiving: Miles for Meals," a charity ride aimed at supporting families in need. Organized by Burrows Sports and the First Congregational Church, this event not only promotes fitness but also encourages generosity by collecting food and monetary donations for local hunger relief. Participants will demonstrate how cycling can make a meaningful impact in our community, embodying the spirit of compassion and camaraderie that defines Brattleboro.

Brattleboro Union High School's student-athletes have showcased an impressive fall season, with several Bears earning Southern Vermont League all-star honors. In girls soccer, Reese Croutworst, Sadie Cheslawski, and Naima Harris proudly represented BUHS on the A Division first team, while Jay Cudworth was named coach of the year after leading the Bears to a historic playoff win. Additionally, Eason DeMarsico and Oscar Dawson earned first-team honors in boys soccer, further solidifying Brattleboro's status as a powerhouse in local sports.

In an exciting playoff moment, Leland & Gray's girls soccer team pulled off a stunning upset against the previously unbeaten West Rutland, securing their spot in the Division 4 semifinals. Meanwhile, the Brattleboro Bears field hockey team concluded their season with a notable win over Rutland, finishing with a record of 2-12-1. As local teams continue to shine in their respective sports, the Brattleboro community proudly stands behind all its student-athletes.

In a thrilling Division 1 quarterfinal match, the Brattleboro Bears fell 2-0 to St. Johnsbury, concluding a historic season that saw them tie the school record with 11 victories. Despite the loss, standout senior Reese Croutworst ended her career as the all-time leading goal scorer for the Bears, and the team celebrated a milestone by securing their first playoff win since 2007. Head coach Jay Cudworth praised the resilience and effort of the team, hoping to carry this momentum into next season.

The Brattleboro Bears celebrated a triumphant senior night with a thrilling 30-22 victory over North Country, marking their first win in over two years. Led by standout plays from sophomore quarterback Logan Casey and junior Luke DiZoglio, the team showcased resilience and teamwork, setting a positive tone for the future. This hard-fought win not only honors the contributions of seniors like John Harrison and Colby Bristol, but also ignites hope as the Bears look to build on this momentum heading into next season.