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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.

The Harris Hill Ski Jump continues to be a vital platform for Brattleboro's athletic community, showcasing the talents of Brattleboro Bears alongside Olympic-caliber athletes. This iconic venue has historically prepared numerous jumpers for international competition, with BUHS alumni like Dana Zelenakas contributing greatly to the sport through coaching and volunteer efforts. With four U.S. athletes from Harris Hill now competing in the Milano Cortina Games, the legacy of Brattleboro jumpers shines brightly on the world stage.

In a thrilling matchup, the Brattleboro Bears triumphed over Mount Anthony Union with a score of 71-61, led by Dawson Wheeler's impressive 25 points. The Bears, now 5-10, showcased their resilience on the court, building a significant lead and maintaining it through strong teamwork and strategic plays. Fans can look forward to the Bears' next challenge as they host White River Valley this Friday at 7 p.m.

The upcoming 104th Harris Hill Ski Jumping Competition is set to showcase an impressive field of 55 athletes, marking the largest turnout since 1979. Local Brattleboro Bears like Spencer Jones and Wesley Leonard will be among the competitors, with Jones taking part in his third year and Leonard making his debut after being inspired by Harris Hill. As excitement builds in our community, fans are encouraged to join in and support these talented athletes this weekend on Cedar Street!

This year’s Harris Hill Ski Jumping Competition has attracted a record 55 athletes, showcasing local talent and drawing competitors from as far away as Slovenia and Norway. Notably, Brattleboro Bears like Spencer Jones and Wesley Leonard will represent the community, with Jones competing in his third consecutive event and Leonard making his debut in the U16 class. The thrilling competition, taking place this weekend in Brattleboro, promises exciting jumps and local food vendors, making it a must-see event for sports enthusiasts!

Brattleboro's own Ben Ogden made waves in the skiing world with a silver medal at the Milan Cortina Winter Games, marking the first U.S. Olympic medal in men's cross-country skiing in 50 years since fellow Brattleboro native Bill Koch. As a testament to his hard work and the vibrant community support from hometown fans who rose early to cheer him on, Ogden's success inspires a new generation of Brattleboro Bears, showcasing that with dedication, they too can achieve greatness on the slopes.

Brattleboro's own Ben Ogden made waves at the Winter Olympics in Val di Fiemme, Italy, clinching a silver medal in cross-country skiing—the first U.S. men's ski medal since fellow Vermonter Bill Koch's silver in 1976. This remarkable achievement underscores the talent nurtured in Vermont, with Ogden showcasing his skills as a two-time NCAA Nordic champion and a proud graduate of Stratton Mountain School and the University of Vermont. As Brattleboro Bears continue to shine in athletics, Ogden’s victory serves as an inspiring reminder of what local student-athletes can accomplish on the world stage.

The Brattleboro Bears gymnastics team showcased their talent by placing second at the tri-meet held at the Gibson Aiken Center, scoring 129.75 points. Highlighting the team's performance, Lauren Chute excelled with first-place finishes in the vault, beam, and all-around competitions, while Sadie Cheslawski made notable contributions with top finishes as well. As the Bears prepare to face Montpelier next, they continue to build on their impressive season!

In a hard-fought match, the Brattleboro girls hockey team faced off against Rutland, ultimately falling 5-1 despite a standout performance from junior Jaidyn Denny, who scored the Bears' only goal. Junior Dakota VonFeldt showcased her skills in goal with an impressive 42 saves, and the team demonstrated strong potential with contributions from players like eighth graders Perry Evans and Alyssa Jones. As the Bears gear up for their next game against Woodstock, they remain focused on improving and building momentum for the rest of the season.

The Brattleboro Bears showcased their defensive prowess and clutch scoring in a thrilling 32-25 victory over Burr and Burton, completing the season sweep against their rivals. Senior guard Reese Croutworst led the way with 20 points, demonstrating poise under pressure as the Bears rallied in the fourth quarter to secure the win. With grit and determination, this team continues to prove their tenacity on the court as they advance through the season.

Brattleboro Bears alum Owen Malouin has been selected as one of two goalies for the Adirondack Jr. Wings at the prestigious Quebec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament. This young athlete, who previously shined with the Brattleboro Hockey Association Hawks, is not only a standout on the ice with a remarkable record but also a dedicated student, currently excelling at The Bement School. As he prepares to play before thousands of fans in Quebec City, the entire Brattleboro community is cheering him on!

In a nail-biting game on January 28, the Brattleboro Bears fell to St. Johnsbury 5-4, despite a valiant effort that saw them rally from a two-goal deficit in the third period. Senior Gabe Alexander shone with two goals, while freshman Jordan Denny and sophomore Max Madow contributed crucial plays to tie the game before a late shorthanded goal sealed their fate. Coach Eric Libardoni praised the team's resilience, noting they're just a few plays away from victory and remain competitive in every matchup.

In a tough matchup on Wednesday night, the Brattleboro Bears fell to the Burr & Burton Bulldogs, with a final score of 76-47. Despite the loss, standout performances from Noah Moore and Dawson Wheeler, who both hit crucial three-pointers, showcased the resilience of our student-athletes. The Bears continue to build their strength as they prepare to face Hartford on Monday, demonstrating their determination to improve this season.

The Vermont Sports Hall of Fame has announced its 2026 inductees, including Susan Dunklee, an accomplished Olympic biathlete and daughter of Brattleboro's own Stan Dunklee, a cross-country skiing icon. This induction not only celebrates the rich sports heritage of our community but also serves as inspiration for current Brattleboro Bears, reminding them of the heights they can achieve in their athletic pursuits. Stay tuned for the induction ceremony on April 25, 2026, at the Delta Marriott in Burlington!

Check out the new window display at Zephyr Design on Main Street, showcasing the rich history of the Harris Hill Ski Jump! As Brattleboro Bears gear up for this year's jump on February 14-15, it’s a great time to celebrate our local student-athletes and the legacy of this iconic event. For schedule and ticket info, visit www.harrishillskijump.com.