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Knickerbocker returns to Harris Hill for this year's ski jump

Knickerbocker returns to Harris Hill for this year’s ski jump

Brattleboro Union High School celebrates the spirit of local talent as Brattleboro native and former professional ski jumper Spencer Knickerbocker, along with young competitor Spencer Jones, gears up to showcase their skills at the 103rd Harris Hill Ski Jumping competition this weekend. With a rich history and a vibrant atmosphere, the event not only highlights these athletes’ achievements but also strengthens community pride in Brattleboro's sporting heritage.

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Preparing the inrun

Preparing the inrun

Brattleboro Union High School (BUHS) is gearing up to showcase its spirit and talent in the upcoming Harris Hill Ski Jump competition, a testament to the school's commitment to excellence in winter sports and community engagement.

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Brattleboro beats MAU

Brattleboro beats MAU

Brattleboro Union High School celebrated a strong victory in their boys varsity basketball game against MAU, winning 68-59, showcasing impressive teamwork and skill on February 12, 2025. Players like Levi Tabachnick and Dawson Wheeler stood out, contributing significantly to the success of their team.

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Bellows Falls' Allbee, Brattleboro's Cady selected for Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl

Bellows Falls’ Allbee, Brattleboro’s Cady selected for Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl

Jack Cady from Brattleboro Union High School is set to showcase his football talent in the prestigious Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl, contributing to Vermont's spirited representation in this celebrated all-star game on August 2. This summer’s match not only highlights Cady’s achievements but also supports a noble cause, with proceeds benefiting Shriners’ Hospitals.

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Brattleboro boys, Woodstock girls win SVL Nordic relays

Brattleboro boys, Woodstock girls win SVL Nordic relays

Brattleboro Union High School celebrated an impressive performance at the Southern Vermont League championship relays, with the boys' team clinching victory and finishing nearly 40 seconds ahead of the competition, thanks to standout performances from Willow Sharma and anchor Nico Conathan-Leach. This achievement solidifies BUHS's strong position in the league, finishing with a commendable score of 102 points.

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Bazin, James lead Terriers to victory over Bears

Bazin, James lead Terriers to victory over Bears

In a fierce battle on the court, Brattleboro Union High School's senior duo, Oscar Korson and John Satterfield, made standout contributions against the visiting Bellows Falls team, scoring 23 and 17 points respectively. Despite their efforts, the Bears came up short with a final score of 65-58, showcasing their resilience and teamwork as they look ahead to their next game.

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Harris Hill target jump set for Friday night

Harris Hill target jump set for Friday night

Brattleboro Union High School students are gearing up to support the community event at the renowned Harris Hill Ski Jump, showcasing their commitment to local traditions and volunteerism. This year's competitions promise exciting new features, including the inaugural Women's Trophy for the Fred H. Harris Memorial Tournament, highlighting the school's spirit of participation and support for developing athletes.

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Chute leads Bears to win over BBA on senior night

Chute leads Bears to win over BBA on senior night

The Brattleboro girls gymnastics team celebrated a thrilling home win against Burr & Burton, with standout performances from Lauren Chute, who triumphed in multiple events, and a strong team spirit as they marked their debut season with pride. Coach Karen Gallivan expressed excitement for the future, as the team gears up for their first-ever Vermont state gymnastics championship meet.

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Bears hold off Patriots in tale of two halves

Bears hold off Patriots in tale of two halves

Brattleboro Union High School's girls basketball team delivered an impressive performance against Mount Anthony, securing a 41-28 victory with standout contributions from junior Reese Croutworst, who scored a game-high 24 points, and Emma Frehsee, who added nine points. The Bears showcased their defensive prowess by forcing 19 turnovers in the first half, a testament to their effective full court press orchestrated by Coach Karen Henry.

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Three local ski jumpers qualify for Eastern junior national team

Three local ski jumpers qualify for Eastern junior national team

Brattleboro Union High School's own Ava Joyal has achieved an impressive milestone by qualifying for the Eastern Division Junior National Team, alongside fellow ski jumpers, after a rigorous competition season. As the youngest competitor at just 12 years old, Joyal, along with her teammates, will proudly represent Brattleboro at the National Junior ski jumping and nordic combined competition in Utah.

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Sports Scrapbook: An Eagles fan hopes (again) that his team can derail a dynasty

Sports Scrapbook: An Eagles fan hopes (again) that his team can derail a dynasty

In a heartfelt reflection on his journey as a Philadelphia Eagles fan, the author shares a personal anecdote about his challenging experience in Brattleboro, where he celebrated the Eagles' Super Bowl win while navigating the local sports culture. With a spirit of resilience and nostalgia, he highlights how his family legacy and community shaped his passion for sports, especially as he gears up for another Super Bowl Sunday.

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Four local ski jumpers compete in New Hampshire events

Four local ski jumpers compete in New Hampshire events

Brattleboro Union High School ski jumpers shone over the weekend, with Kennedy Leonard and Spencer Jones both clinching first place in their respective classes at the Chip Henry Jumps, while Ava Joyal led the U14 Class at the Nansen Ski Club, showcasing the region's growing talent in the sport. As enthusiasm mounts for ski jumping in Brattleboro, local parents and coaches are eager to inspire the next generation of jumpers.

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Bears drop 'tough' game to Hartford

Bears drop ‘tough’ game to Hartford

In a challenging match against Hartford, Brattleboro Union High School's boys basketball team fought hard but fell 60-39, with senior Oscar Korson leading the Bears with 15 points. Despite strong defensive efforts, particularly in the first half, the Bears struggled with turnovers, a factor that ultimately impacted their performance as they look to regroup for their upcoming league game.

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Brattleboro Rec makes change to public skating schedule

Brattleboro Rec makes change to public skating schedule

Brattleboro Union High School shines as the community celebrates the Brattleboro Winter Carnival, featuring the exciting Glow Skate event on February 16, where local students and families come together to enjoy winter fun. This annual celebration not only fosters community spirit but also gives BUHS students a chance to showcase their school pride in a lively atmosphere.

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