Events

Brattleboro Union High School’s own Henry Loher showcased remarkable talent at the 104th Harris Hill Ski Jumping Competition, not only winning the Fred Harris Memorial Tournament but also clinching the coveted Winged Ski Trophy. After dominating the U20 class, Loher took a bold step up to the Open Men’s class and edged out a previous champion with impressive jumps, solidifying his status as one of Brattleboro's top emerging athletes. With aspirations for the national team, Loher's achievements have made a lasting impact on the Brattleboro Bears community.

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The Brattleboro Nordic ski teams showcased their talent at the Southern Vermont League championships, with the boys' team finishing strong in second place and the girls' team trailing closely behind. The girls' A team, featuring Maayan Coleman, Xela Nestel, Amanda Montalva, and Rosalie Schneski, recorded an impressive time of 43:49. As they head to the state championships, the Brattleboro Bears are poised to continue their success on the slopes!

This weekend, the 104th Harris Hill Ski Jump competition in Brattleboro promises thrilling action as it not only upholds cherished traditions but also showcases high-level junior athletes vying for spots on the Junior World Championship team. With Brattleboro Bears competing in both ski jumping and Nordic combined, be sure to cheer them on as they aim for record-breaking performances and the chance to make their mark in this historic event! Don’t miss the excitement on Cedar Street, where the community comes together to support our local talent!

On senior night, the Brattleboro Bears boys hockey team showcased their skills with a strong start against Burlington but ultimately fell 7-4. Senior Gabe Alexander led the effort with a goal and two assists, while fellow seniors Henry Schwartz and Carter Mialkowski also made significant contributions. As the Bears gear up for a challenging four-game road trip, the team's resilience remains a point of pride for the Brattleboro community.