Events

Reese Croutworst, a junior at Brattleboro Union High School, has been recognized on the Vermont Basketball Coaches’ Association Outstanding Underclassmen list for 2025, showcasing her standout performance with a game-high 22 points in a playoff victory that propelled the Bears to the quarterfinals. As she prepares for her senior season, Croutworst aims to further elevate the success of the BUHS girls basketball program.

Brattleboro native Troy Timney has made waves in Major League Baseball as he was awarded the 2024 Visiting Clubhouse Manager of the Year for his exceptional work with the Los Angeles Dodgers, reflecting his extensive dedication over 16 seasons. Notably, Timney's journey began as a catcher on the 1997 state championship team at Brattleboro Union High School, showcasing his longstanding commitment to the sport and his hometown's rich baseball legacy.

The Brattleboro Hockey Association (BHA) Hawks 10U South team clinched the Greater Springfield League Jerry York Division Championship with a thrilling 4-2 victory, showcasing the talent of BUHS-connected players and coaching staff. This significant achievement highlights the competitive spirit and hard work of Brattleboro's young athletes, setting the stage for a celebratory banner hanging at the Nelson Withington Skating Facility.

Brattleboro Union High School showcased its talent in recent men's basketball, with standout performances from local athletes who led their teams to impressive victories. The spirit and competitive drive evident in these games underscore BUHS's commitment to fostering athletic excellence.

Three talented athletes from Brattleboro Union High School, Ava Joyal, Wesley Leonard, and Spencer Jones, proudly represented their community at the Junior National Championships in Park City, Utah, showcasing their dedication and the strong ski jumping tradition of Brattleboro. While they faced tough competition among the best junior ski jumpers in the nation, their participation alone is celebrated as a significant achievement for both the athletes and the future of ski jumping in the East.

Despite a tough 7-0 loss in the Division 2 semifinals, the Brattleboro boys hockey team showcased their tenacity throughout the season, finishing with 14 wins and a commendable playoff run as the No. 4 seed. Coach Eric Libardoni praised the contributions of seniors and underclassmen alike, highlighting BUHS as one of the winningest programs in the league over the past four years.

The Brattleboro girls basketball team wrapped up their season in the Division 1 quarterfinals, achieving a commendable 12-10 record under coach Karen Henry, and making an impressive playoff run after defeating Colchester in the play down round. With key returning players like Reese Croutworst and Abigail Henry, the Bears are poised for a strong comeback next season.

The article mentions the Brattleboro men's basketball league, showcasing notable performances by local players, including the impressive scoring from Josh Hanson and Corey Bauer, highlighting the vibrant sports culture that Brattleboro Union High School (BUHS) is part of. BUHS remains a strong presence in the community's athletics, contributing to the excitement of local sports competitions.