Boys Varsity Basketball vs Hartford HS
Sport: BasketballLevel: Boys VarsityTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: BUHS Gym
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Sport: BasketballLevel: Boys VarsityTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: BUHS Gym
Sport: HOCKEYLevel: GIRLS-VARSTeam: Brattleboro UHSSite: Brattleboro Union High SchoolSubsite: Nelson Withington
Sport: Women's LacrosseLevel: 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

The No. 8 Brattleboro Bears girls basketball team triumphed over No. 9 Colchester with a thrilling 55-47 victory, securing their spot in the D1 quarterfinals. Senior Parker Thibault led the Bears with 14 points, supported by fellow seniors Reese Croutworst and Destiny Thibault, showcasing the strength and determination of Brattleboro athletes. As they prepare for a challenging match against top-seeded Mount Mansfield, the Bears continue to demonstrate resilience and teamwork on their journey through the playoffs.

The Brattleboro Bears gymnastics team achieved an impressive third-place finish at the Vermont state championship meet, with standout Lauren Chute leading the charge. Chute clinched the beam title and earned top five finishes in three other events, concluding with a strong all-around performance, placing second for the third consecutive year. With a team score of 134.975, Brattleboro is poised to continue building on this success as they enter their third season as a varsity program.

In a thrilling matchup, the Brattleboro Bears defeated the Bellows Falls Terriers 78-51 on senior night, showcasing their determination and skill as they build momentum for the postseason. Junior Dawson Wheeler led the Bears with 19 points, while sophomores Kaden Cole and Jacob Kissell contributed significantly, sealing the team’s strong performance. As the Bears continue to sharpen their gameplay, their unity and resilience reflect the spirit of Brattleboro athletics, promising an exciting finish to the season.

Brattleboro Bears are ready to showcase their talent in the Vermont high school girls basketball playoffs! The No. 8-ranked Bears will host No. 9 Colchester in the play down round this Wednesday at 6 p.m., aiming for a victory that would propel them into the quarterfinals against top-seeded Mount Mansfield. Join us in cheering for our athletes as they strive to make their mark in the playoffs!

In a spirited effort during Pink the Rink night, the Brattleboro Bears faced a tough loss against Stowe, finishing 7-1. Junior Jaidyn Denny scored the Bears' lone goal late in the game, while Dakota VonFeldt showcased her skills with an impressive 74 saves, including 22 back-to-back in the third period. Despite the defeat, the Bears demonstrated resilience, creating numerous offensive opportunities, and are eager to close the season strong in their final games.

On senior night, the Brattleboro Bears girls basketball team secured a hard-fought 53-44 victory against the Bellows Falls Terriers, showcasing strong performances from seniors Reese Croutworst and Parker Thibault, who scored 17 and 13 points, respectively. With a well-rounded effort that featured contributions from seven different players, the Bears demonstrated their grit as they prepare for the Division 1 tournament. Coach Sarah Landers praised the leadership and dedication of the seniors, emphasizing their impact both on and off the court as they continue to push for playoff success.

Brattleboro Union High School's Nico Conathan-Leach showcased his skiing prowess by clinching first place in the boys race with an impressive time of 11:01, leading his teammate Willow Sharma across the finish line. The BUHS boys team demonstrated strong competition, finishing tied for second overall in a tightly contested event.

In an intense girls varsity hockey match on January 15, 2025, at the Nelson Withington Skating Facility, Brattleboro Union High School showcased fierce determination despite an 8-0 defeat against Spaulding, with standout performances from athletes like Avery Hiner and Jaidyn Denny. The team's spirited effort on the ice reflects their commitment to growth and resilience in the face of challenges.

Brattleboro Union High School is set to shine at the upcoming 103rd annual Harris Hill Ski Jumping competition, showcasing its talented athletes amongst a field of up-and-coming global jumpers. The event promises thrilling performances against the backdrop of Brattleboro’s rich winter tradition, with opportunities for the community to rally behind local talent and join in the festive atmosphere.

In the latest men's basketball league action, Brattleboro Union High School showcased impressive talent, with standout performances from players like Brayden Eastman and Trevor Thomas, helping their teams secure exciting victories. With division standings reflecting strong competition, BUHS continues to demonstrate its athletic prowess in the local sports scene.

Brattleboro Union High School's boys hockey team celebrated a triumphant 2-0 victory over Woodstock, marking their first league win of the season, with standout performances from Rowan Lonergan and Andy Cay. Meanwhile, the girls team continues to seek their first win after falling 5-1 to Woodstock.

Brattleboro Union High School ski jumpers made a remarkable debut at the season-opening competitions in Lake Placid, with Spencer Jones and Ava Joyal clinching first place in their respective events and showcasing the school's talent in the sport. The achievement is particularly notable as it coincides with a historic moment in the K10 competition, where female jumpers outnumbered their male counterparts for the first time ever.

In a thrilling matchup, the Brattleboro Union High School boys hockey team battled hard but narrowly lost to U-32 with a final score of 3-2. Seniors Evan Wright and Alex Dick shined with their scoring contributions, showcasing the team's resilience and potential as they prepare for their next challenge.

Brattleboro Union High School's girls basketball team demonstrated their prowess with a commanding 62-29 victory over Mount Anthony, showcasing a well-rounded performance that featured junior Emerson Frehsee's game-high 14 points and strong teamwork that had ten players scoring throughout the match. Coach Karen Henry praised Frehsee's outstanding execution and impressive decision-making, highlighting the Bears' commitment to executing their offensive strategy effectively.
