The Brattleboro Bears field hockey team faced a tough match against Burr & Burton, resulting in a 1-0 loss, bringing their record to 1-9. As they prepare to host Hartford this Tuesday at 4:15 p.m., the Bears are eager to turn their season around and showcase their skills on home turf. Stay tuned for more updates on Brattleboro sports achievements and upcoming games!

Ken Campbell, a beloved figure in Brattleboro sports, is set to be inducted into the BUHS Athletic Hall of Fame for his remarkable dedication to covering local athletics over nearly four decades. Known for his unwavering support for Brattleboro Bears and his commitment to equality in sports coverage, Campbell inspired generations of athletes, including his son, three-sport standout Peter Campbell. His legacy lives on in the hearts of student-athletes and the Brattleboro community he cherished.

Reese Croutworst delivered an electrifying performance for the Brattleboro Bears, netting a hat trick in a commanding 4-1 victory over Mount Anthony. With this game, Croutworst solidified her status as the program's all-time leading scorer, showcasing her exceptional leadership and skill as the Bears improved to 7-2 this season. As the team prepares for their next matchup against Fair Haven, the focus remains on maintaining their momentum and fine-tuning their performance for the challenges ahead.

Brattleboro’s Nico Conathan-Leach made headlines by breaking the local cross country course record at Fort Dummer State Park, finishing with an impressive time of 17:14—over a minute faster than the previous record. This remarkable achievement showcases the incredible talent of our Brattleboro Bears as they continue to shine in the sporting arena. Be sure to catch the team in action at their upcoming meet at Burr & Burton on October 7!

The Brattleboro Bears boys cross country team showcased their talent at the Manchester Invite, achieving an impressive 16th place out of 42 teams in the varsity small school division. Led by standout Nico Conathan-Leach, who finished fifth with a time of 16:58.6, and Willow Sharma, who placed 19th, the Bears demonstrated their competitive spirit against strong New England teams. As they prepare to host their first home meet at Fort Dummer State Park, excitement builds for the continued success of our local student-athletes!

In a spirited display of community camaraderie, the Brattleboro Police Department triumphed over the Brattleboro Fire Department in their annual softball showdown, successfully defending their title. This event, now in its second year, not only showcased local talent but also raised funds for Frontline Foundations, supporting vital mental health services for veterans and first responders. Cheers to our Brattleboro Bears and the spirit of teamwork that unites our community!

In a tough match against Hartford, the Brattleboro Bears football team battled hard but fell short, ending the game 43-6. Despite trailing 37-0 at halftime, the Bears showed resilience by limiting the Hurricanes to just six points in the second half, while adding six points to their own score. The team looks to regroup as they prepare for their upcoming game against Fair Haven this Friday at 7 p.m.

In an impressive display of athleticism, Brattleboro Bears' Willow Sharma led the boys cross country team to a narrow victory at Mount Anthony, finishing first with a time of 18:32. Meanwhile, the Brattleboro girls soccer team triumphed over Rutland with a 2-1 win, showcasing the strong talent within our local athletes. As the season progresses, the Bears continue to represent Brattleboro with pride and determination!