Boys Varsity Soccer vs Green Mt. UHS
Sport: SoccerLevel: Boys VarsityTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: Natowich Field
The BUHS Athletic Booster Club is a charitable, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, whose purpose it is to encourage enthusiastic support and interest in Brattleboro Union High School athletics.
Sport: SoccerLevel: Boys VarsityTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: Natowich Field
Sport: Field HockeyLevel: VarsityTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: Sawyer Field
Sport: SoccerLevel: Boys VarsityTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: Natowich Field
Sport: Field HockeyLevel: VarsityTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: Sawyer Field
Sport: SoccerLevel: Girls VarsityTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Mt. Anthony UHSSubsite: Spinelli Field

Brattleboro Bears showcased impressive talent at the 2026 Vermont Recreation and Parks Youth State Track and Field Championships, with standout performances led by coach Noah Gillard. Notable achievements included Jayceon Bunkley claiming first place in the 11-12 Boys 100 meter dash and Erin Carson taking top honors in both the Under 10 and Under 16 Girls 200 meter dashes. The success of these young athletes highlights the promising future of Brattleboro sports and the ongoing legacy of excellence at BUHS.

The Brattleboro Union High School Athletic Hall of Fame has announced its Class of 2026 inductees, celebrating outstanding multi-sport athletes and a legendary undefeated hockey team. Among the honorees are standout athletes like Kernie Claflin and Matt Henry, who have not only excelled on the field but also left a lasting legacy in the Brattleboro community. Join us at the Hall of Fame Banquet on November 14 to honor these remarkable Brattleboro Bears and their contributions to local sports history!

Brattleboro Union High School alum Reese Croutworst has earned a prestigious spot on the United Soccer Coaches High School Scholar All-America Team, recognizing her excellence both in academics and on the soccer field. With a remarkable 4.00 GPA and a record-setting 80 goals during her time as a Bear, Croutworst not only led the team to its first playoff victory since 2007 but also made history as BUHS's all-time leading scorer. As she prepares to continue her athletic journey at Springfield College, her achievements continue to inspire current and future Brattleboro athletes.

This summer, the sounds of baseball resonate once more at Tenney Field, thanks to its recent renovations and a revitalized schedule of games. Brattleboro Bears athletes are taking to the field alongside Post 5 American Legion teams, showcasing their talent during state and regional tournaments. With ongoing support from the community and a strong tradition in baseball, the future looks bright for local teams, including hopes for high school championship games at this historic venue.

The Brattleboro Bears softball team celebrated a promising victory against Rutland, securing a 17-5 win and showcasing their potential for the season. Led by standout performances from freshmen Hannah Squires and Alyssa Jones, who scored a combined seven runs, the team's resilience shines through despite earlier setbacks. As they prepare for upcoming challenges, Coach Erin Cooke emphasizes the importance of teamwork and maintaining a positive mindset, setting the stage for a competitive season ahead!

In a spirited season opener, the Brattleboro Bears ultimate team faced off against Burr & Burton, ultimately falling 15-5. Despite a challenging start, the Bears showed resilience in the second half, with seniors Riley Bristol and Elijah Cummings each scoring two goals, and junior Levi Green contributing three assists. Coach Nathan Blunk commended the team’s determination and improvement, setting a positive tone as they prepare for their next match against Leland & Gray this Saturday.

In a nail-biting matchup, the Brattleboro Bears faced off against Bellows Falls, narrowly losing 6-5. Highlighting the Bears’ tenacity, senior John Satterfield delivered an impressive two-RBI game, showcasing the talent and determination of BUHS athletes. As they turn their focus to upcoming games, the community remains proud of its student-athletes, embodying the spirit of the Bears and the support of the BUHS Booster Club.

On senior day, the Brattleboro boys tennis team showcased determination despite a tough 6-1 loss to Burr and Burton, with standout sophomore Malo Renault claiming victory in a thrilling super tiebreaker at No. 2 singles. The match also honored senior Jackson Pals and highlighted the team's resilience as they shift focus to the upcoming individual state tournament.

On senior day, the Brattleboro Union High School softball team showcased determination despite a challenging game against Mount Anthony, with standout performances from freshman pitcher Kennedy Unaitis and senior Kayli Speno, who both made significant contributions. Coach Erin Cooke praised her seniors for their commitment and effort, highlighting the team's strong defensive showing throughout the matchup.

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.
