GIRLS-VARS HOCKEY vs Harwood UHS
131 Fairground Road, Brattleboro VT 05301Sport: HOCKEYLevel: GIRLS-VARSTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: Nelson Withington
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Sport: HOCKEYLevel: GIRLS-VARSTeam: 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: BasketballLevel: Girls VarsityTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: BUHS Gym
Sport: BasketballLevel: Boys VarsityTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: BUHS Gym

The Brattleboro Bears girls hockey team is gearing up for an exciting season, building on a strong finish from last year, where they won two out of their last three games. With a roster featuring both returning players and promising newcomers, head coach Alyssa Leonard emphasizes teamwork and effort, aiming to leverage their chemistry for improved performance on the ice. As they prepare to host Harwood in their season opener, the Bears are focused on capitalizing on scoring opportunities and enhancing their conditioning to maximize their potential.

Brattleboro Bears gathered for an afternoon of joy and ice skating at the Nelson Withington Skating Facility on December 6, 2025. Community members enjoyed the festive atmosphere, showcasing the spirit and camaraderie of local athletes and alumni, who continue to make Brattleboro proud both on and off the ice. Join us in celebrating the active engagement of our BUHS students in the community!

In an exciting display of local talent, Brattleboro's men's basketball league showcased impressive performances on December 7, with standout plays from several former BUHS athletes. Notably, Kyle Henry led the Elks with 25 points, while Ian Fulton-Black dominated for King's Electric with 29. As the Brattleboro Bears continue to inspire local pride, their alumni shine brightly on the court, elevating the spirit of community sports in Brattleboro.

Brattleboro senior forward Reese Croutworst has made history as the first female soccer player from Brattleboro Union High School to be named to the United Soccer Coaches All-New England team, along with a first team Burlington Free Press all-state selection. Croutworst, who concluded her stellar soccer career as the Bears' all-time leading scorer with 80 goals, was instrumental in helping the team achieve a record-tying 11 wins this season and secure their first playoff victory since 2007. As she transitions to the basketball court, we look forward to her continuing to shine for the Brattleboro Bears.

As temperatures plunge in Brattleboro, the dedicated volunteers at Brattleboro Ski Hill have kicked off the snow-making season, utilizing newly acquired equipment to prepare the hill for winter fun. With a hopeful eye on a Christmas Eve opening, the Brattleboro Bears can look forward to an exciting season ahead, thanks to community support and innovative upgrades. This winter, the local sports spirit shines bright as student-athletes gear up for thrilling snowy adventures!

Brattleboro Bears are shining examples of sportsmanship this season, as they were recognized among the finalists for the inaugural Vermont Soccer Officials Association Sportsmanship Award. This honor highlights the exemplary behavior of our student-athletes, coaches, and community, showcasing the strong bond and respect that defines Brattleboro Union High School soccer. Congratulations to our Bears for embodying the spirit of fair play and sportsmanship!

The Brattleboro Union High School girls basketball team celebrated a triumphant victory at the Leland & Gray Tip-Off Tournament, securing the championship title with a 42-31 win over Arlington. Abigail Henry earned the MVP award, while Reese Croutworst joined her on the All-Tournament Team, showcasing the Bears' impressive teamwork and defensive strategy throughout the tournament.

The Brattleboro Union High School girls' hockey team gears up for an exciting season under new head coach Bethaney LaClair and assistant coach Alyssa Leonard, both emphasizing mental toughness and accountability as key values. With a strong roster featuring nine seniors and a positive team spirit, the Bears are poised to make their mark on the ice this year.

The Brattleboro Union High School boys basketball team is gearing up for an exciting season with a roster boasting six experienced seniors, all of whom have been mentored by Coach Winston Sailsman Jr. throughout their high school careers. As they prepare to open the season against St. Johnsbury, the Bears aim to leverage their speed and depth to enhance both their transition game and defensive pressure, hoping to build on last year's performance and make a mark in their rematch.

Brattleboro Union High School proudly celebrates former student Willem Thurber, who showcased his athletic prowess as a three-sport athlete before committing to play football for Division I University of Virginia. His achievements on the field, particularly as a standout tight end, highlight the strong foundation BUHS provides for aspiring athletes.

The Brattleboro Union High School girls basketball team under coach Karen Henry is poised for a strong season, returning seasoned stars like Reese Croutworst and Abigail Henry while blending in promising newcomers. Following an 11-win season and aiming to improve on last year’s playoff exit, the team is ready to showcase their athletic skill and evolving basketball IQ as they take on formidable opponents, setting the stage for an exciting year ahead.

Maya von Wodtke, a 2009 graduate of Brattleboro Union High School, is making waves in the ultra running community, recently finishing first in her age group at a challenging 100K race in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. From humble beginnings as a high school athlete to now competing internationally, her journey highlights the strength and determination fostered during her time at BUHS.

Sarah Lange, a graduate of Brattleboro Union High School, has made a remarkable transition from runner to elite gravel and mountain biker since her pandemic-era introduction to the sport, achieving top finishes in national competitions, including a notable 17th place in the Life Time Grand Prix series at the Big Sugar Gravel race. With her roots in Brattleboro, Lange is poised to take on even greater challenges in her cycling career, including aspirations to compete in the Gravel Cycling World Championships.

Travis Elliott, a standout athlete from Brattleboro Union High School, is running his fourth New York City Marathon to support Parkinson’s research in honor of his father, raising over $20,000 in past years! Help him reach his $4,000 goal this year by contributing to a cause that impacts lives—together, we can make a difference!
