The fall sports season has kicked off for the Brattleboro Bears, with exciting regular season games starting this weekend! Fans can look forward to action-packed matchups, including the Bears' football home opener against Middlebury at Natowich Field on September 12, as well as the girls and boys soccer teams hosting their home games at Natowich Field and Sawyer Field. Join us in cheering on our talented BUHS student-athletes as they represent Brattleboro this season!

As the Leland & Gray boys soccer team gears up for their 2025 campaign, the BUHS community can take pride in its local athletes stepping into leadership roles. With a strong emphasis on teamwork and communication, the Rebels boast a roster of 20 players, including key returners and promising new talent ready to make an impact. This season's challenges, including facing formidable opponents like Twin Valley, will see these young athletes striving for excellence and potentially paving the way for future Brattleboro Bears to shine on the field.

The Brattleboro Bears girls soccer team is gearing up for an exciting 2025 season, featuring a strong roster of 20, including standout senior Reese Croutworst, the school’s all-time leading goal scorer. With returning talent and promising new players, head coach Jay Cudworth is determined to break past early playoff exits and achieve success in the coveted Lady Patriot tournament. As the Bears take the field this season, all eyes will be on their efforts to transform their hard-earned regular season victories into playoff triumphs.

Brattleboro Bears kick off a new season of boys soccer with Jonathan Elwell at the helm as the head varsity coach, bringing a wealth of experience from his roles in local programs. With a roster featuring nine seniors and a commitment to building strong player connections, Elwell aims to enhance both individual growth and team dynamics as they navigate an exciting schedule that includes the John James Tournament. The Bears are eager to make their mark this season, emphasizing teamwork and high-pressure play in their pursuit of success on the field.

The Brattleboro Bears field hockey team is gearing up for an exciting 2025 season, building on last year's success in the Division 2 playoffs. With a talented roster of 22 players, including six returning seniors, head coach Erin Cooke is confident that their increased speed and team spirit will drive them forward. The Bears kick off their season with an away game at Woodstock, aiming to keep up the momentum and showcase their growth on the field.

The Brattleboro Bears are gearing up for an exciting 2025 football season, bolstered by a roster of approximately 40 players, including 30 returning from last year. Under the guidance of Coach Chad Pacheco, the team is focused on unity and teamwork, with key players like seniors Donnevhan Hall and Colby Bristol leading both the offense and a strong defensive unit. As they prepare for their upcoming games, including a highly anticipated matchup against Mount Anthony, the Bears aim to turn the tide after a challenging previous season and strive for growth and competitiveness on the field.

Nico Conathan-Leach, a standout athlete from Brattleboro Union High School, triumphed in the first annual Guilford Triathlon Sprint, finishing the challenging course in just 1:20:05. The event, organized by BUHS's own Willow Sharma, showcased local talent and community spirit, drawing participants to tackle a unique and demanding route. Excitement is already brewing for next year's triathlon, as Sharma aims to enhance the experience and attract even more Brattleboro Bears to the course!

This Saturday, the Brattleboro Bears will showcase their talent at the 15th annual Lee Goldsmith Memorial Soccer Tournament at Middle Willow Park. Joining local teams like Burr and Burton and Rutland, Brattleboro aims to honor the legacy of Lee Goldsmith, a passionate scholar-athlete whose spirit continues to inspire. With exciting matches and a no offside rule, fans can expect a thrilling day of soccer starting at 11 a.m.