Boys Varsity Tennis vs Keene High School
Sport: TennisLevel: Boys VarsityTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: Tennis Courts
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Varsity Softball vs Mt. Anthony UHS
131 Fairground Road, Brattleboro VT 05301Sport: SoftballLevel: VarsityTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: Sawyer Field
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Varsity Baseball vs Mt. Anthony UHS
131 Fairground Road, Brattleboro VT 05301Sport: BaseballLevel: VarsityTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: Tenney Field
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Boys Varsity Ultimate vs Burr And Burton Academy
131 Fairground Road, Brattleboro VT 05301Sport: UltimateLevel: Boys VarsityTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: Natowich Field
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Girls Varsity Tennis vs Mt St Joseph Academy
131 Fairground Road, Brattleboro VT 05301Sport: TennisLevel: Girls VarsityTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: Tennis Courts
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Blog Updates
Ayoub Lajhar’s journey spans from Libya to Brattleboro, and now to MLS
Ayoub Lajhar, a former standout at Brattleboro Union High School, has made waves in Major League Soccer after being drafted by FC Cincinnati. His journey from Libya to Brattleboro highlights the resilience and support of the local community, which played a crucial role in shaping his success both on and off the field. After excelling in college soccer at UConn, Lajhar's impressive debut—contributing two assists in a recent match—has marked him as a rising star in professional soccer, inspiring current Brattleboro Bears with his dedication and ambition.
The life and legacy of Coach Andy Natowich
Brattleboro Union High School's legacy of excellence in athletics owes much to the late Coach Andy Natowich, who spent over three decades shaping the Brattleboro Bears' sports culture. From building fields to fostering resilient student-athletes, Natowich's dedication turned a small-town school into a competitive powerhouse, resulting in multiple state championships and a community deeply invested in its youth sports programs. His influence continues to resonate with alumni and current athletes alike, reminding us that true success is measured by the character and determination of those who proudly represent Brattleboro.
A familiar voice in the ‘madness’: Brattleboro’s Mike Corey calls the shots for ESPN
Brattleboro's own Mike Corey, a BUHS graduate from the class of 1995, continues to shine as a versatile sportscaster for ESPN and NBC, calling games across various sports and national events. Recently, he’s been on the road covering exciting matchups in the NIT, sharing his passion for basketball and sports with audiences nationwide. Corey's journey from a BUHS athlete to a celebrated broadcaster illustrates the enduring spirit of Brattleboro Bears in the world of sports!
Changing of the seasons
As winter comes to a close, the Brattleboro Recreation & Parks Department is preparing for the spring season by clearing the ice from the Nelson Withington Ice Skating facility. This transition marks an exciting time for Brattleboro Bears, as they gear up for spring sports and activities that celebrate our local student-athletes and community. Stay tuned for updates on the achievements and events highlighting our talented Bears this season!
VBCA awards, boys hockey all-league lists announced
Brattleboro Bears have made impressive strides in the Vermont Basketball Coaches’ Association awards and boys hockey all-league selections this season. Myah Waite earned a VBCA scholarship, while Reese Croutworst scored 1,248 points, making her second in school history. In hockey, Gabe Alexander received an all-league honorable mention and will showcase his talents at the upcoming Rotary All-Star Hockey Classic.
SVL all-stars, N.H. all-state lists announced for boys basketball
Brattleboro Bears Hudson Smith and Logan Waite received honorable mentions in the A Division of the Southern Vermont League, showcasing their talents while leading the team to an 8-13 record, highlighted by a significant victory over eventual semifinalist Burr & Burton. Additionally, local athletes like Brayden and Landon Brown from Twin Valley made a notable impact in the C Division, demonstrating the strength of Brattleboro's sports community this season. As these young athletes continue to excel, they represent not only their teams but also the pride of Brattleboro.
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Recent Updates
Brattleboro’s Conathan-Leach wins SVL Nordic championship
Brattleboro Union High School showcased impressive talent at the Southern Vermont League championships, with Nico Conathan-Leach securing individual victory in the boys' race and Willow Sharma contributing a strong fifth-place finish, leading the Bears to a close second overall. The team's spirited performance highlighted their competitive edge, narrowly trailing the champion with just two points.
Brattleboro’s Conathan-Leach wins SVL Nordic championship
Brattleboro Union High School showcased impressive talent at the Southern Vermont League championships, with Nico Conathan-Leach clinching individual victory in the boys' race and Willow Sharma contributing to a strong overall team performance, leading the Bears to a close second-place finish. The teamwork and perseverance of the BUHS athletes underscored their competitive spirit in a thrilling event.
Brattleboro’s hot shooting, stingy defense too much for BBA
In a dominant performance, Brattleboro Union High School's Bears triumphed over their opponents with a solid 59-42 victory, showcasing their defensive prowess and offensive firepower, particularly from Oscar Korson, who led all scorers with 19 points. The team's strategic 2-3 zone disrupted their rivals, allowing BUHS to take an early lead and maintain control throughout the game.
Results: Brattleboro men’s basketball league
The article highlights the competitive spirit of local men's basketball, with notable players showcasing their talents. Brattleboro Union High School’s athletes are making a mark, exemplified by standout performances contributing to their teams’ successes in the league.
Roundup: Wildcats drop tight game at home
Brattleboro Union High School's boys hockey team celebrated a thrilling 5-3 victory against Milton, marking their fourth consecutive win, with standout performances from Andy Cay and Charlie Roberts. Meanwhile, the girls basketball team faced a tough challenge at home, losing to Fair Haven, but remains focused as they prepare for their upcoming match against Mount Anthony.
Four local ski jumpers compete in New Hampshire events
Brattleboro Union High School ski jumpers shone over the weekend, with Kennedy Leonard and Spencer Jones both clinching first place in their respective classes at the Chip Henry Jumps, while Ava Joyal led the U14 Class at the Nansen Ski Club, showcasing the region's growing talent in the sport. As enthusiasm mounts for ski jumping in Brattleboro, local parents and coaches are eager to inspire the next generation of jumpers.
Bears drop ‘tough’ game to Hartford
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.
Bears start strong, cruise past Terriers
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.