Brattleboro Union High School celebrated senior Jack Cady's induction into the Vermont Chapter of the National Football Foundation College Hall of Fame, recognizing his athletic talents and community impact. Additionally, the BUHS boys tennis team secured a thrilling 5-2 victory over Keene, highlighted by standout performances from Malo Renault and Jackson Pals, showcasing the Bears' resilience and teamwork.
In a spirited but challenging playoff match, Brattleboro Union High School's unified basketball team faced off against Burr and Burton, ending their season with a 42-20 loss. Despite the defeat, standout performances from seniors Austin Pinette and Ashley Cleveland, along with strong defensive efforts from Jeffery White, showcased the Bears' resilience and teamwork throughout a commendable season.
Brattleboro Union High School faced off against Mount Anthony in a nail-biting game, showcasing standout performances, particularly from pitcher Jayke Glidden, who struck out nine and effectively navigated several challenging moments on the mound. Despite the Bears' resilience and improved batting approach, they ultimately fell short as their defense and strong plays like Hunter Sherwin's diving catch shone through, leaving the team eager to bounce back in their next match.
Brattleboro Union High School's unified basketball team triumphed in the state playoffs with a commanding 73-43 victory over Twin Valley, showcasing an impressive team effort led by seniors Austin Pinette and Jeffery White. Head coach Tyler Boone praised his players for their contributions, emphasizing the team's potential as they prepare for the next challenge in the quarterfinals.
The Brattleboro Union High School boys tennis team showcased resilience this week, bouncing back from a narrow defeat against Burr & Burton with a commanding 7-0 victory over Hartford, highlighted by impressive performances from juniors Mark Richards and Elias Frazer Olsen, and a strong doubles debut by freshman Seamus Bald alongside sophomore Lucas Yunga Korn. Coach Ben Brewer praised the team’s growth and consistency, emphasizing their potential as they prepare for upcoming matches.
Brattleboro Union High School's girls tennis team showcased resilience in a challenging match against Burr & Burton, highlighted by Francesca Tully's thrilling victory in an intense super tiebreaker, earning praise from Coach Tyler Boone for her unwavering spirit. Despite the 7-0 loss, the team's performance, particularly in doubles, reflects their potential as they prepare for upcoming matches.
Brattleboro Union High School alum Nathan Powers capped off an impressive senior season with Anna Maria College's men's lacrosse team, leading Division III in face-off winning percentage and ground balls per game, while earning prestigious honors like Face-Off Specialist of the Year. His remarkable performance not only secured him multiple accolades, but also established him as a record-holder in several categories at Anna Maria, showcasing the strong foundation he built during his time at BUHS.
Brattleboro Union High School alum Matthew Rockwell is making waves in the powerlifting community by competing in the American Powerlifting Association’s Can-Am championships, showcasing his commitment to fitness and serving as a role model for his children. Alongside seasoned competitor Rosalind Fritz, a standout from the area, they exemplify the spirit of determination and community support that resonates through Brattleboro.
Brattleboro Union High School's boys tennis team celebrated impressive victories, defeating Rutland 5-2 in a doubleheader and edging South Burlington 4-3. Key performances from sophomores Malo Renault and Eli Welch showcased the team's determination and skill, with coach Ben Brewer highlighting Welch's strong strategic play at both singles and doubles.
Brattleboro Union High School (BUHS) continues to foster community spirit, as demonstrated by the enthusiastic participation in the Green Street School's Tulip Trot 5K, where 173 participants came together to support local enrichment programs. With the event raising over $1,700, BUHS students and staff are proud to contribute to a tradition that enhances educational experiences for all.
In a thrilling boys lacrosse matchup, Brattleboro Union High School showcased a strong offensive performance led by senior Aiden Bevin, who scored six goals before the game was halted due to lightning, leaving the Bears ahead 14-6. Coach Chris Sawyer highlighted the impressive play of freshman Colby Robinson and expressed optimism about building on the team's efforts as they look to improve in upcoming games.
The Brattleboro boys lacrosse team achieved a significant victory, overcoming earlier struggles to defeat Stratton Mountain 15-6, thanks to standout performances from senior Nate Domina and junior Donnie Hall. With a promising start to the season, Coach Chris Sawyer noted the team's resilience as they continue to develop amidst challenges.
In a thrilling matchup, the Brattleboro Union High School baseball team triumphed over Green Mountain with a 7-2 victory, highlighted by senior Jayke Glidden's remarkable pitching performance that included 14 strikeouts. Key contributions from Sam Bogart and Sean Cozza, who each delivered two-run doubles, propelled the Bears to their third win of the season, showcasing their teamwork and skill as they prepare for their next challenge against Keene.
Brattleboro Union High School (BUHS) shines brightly this spring as the community comes together for Green Street School's annual Tulip Trot, a key fundraiser supporting student enrichment and activities. This vibrant event showcases BUHS's commitment to fostering a spirited and engaged community, emphasizing the importance of collective support for educational initiatives.
The Brattleboro boys tennis team showcased their skills in an intense home opener, defeating Mount Anthony Union 5-2 with standout performances from juniors Micah Whitmire and Mark Richards, who each triumphed in closely contested matches. Coach Ben Brewer praised Richards for his dominant play, highlighting the team's competitive spirit and resilience throughout the match.
Brattleboro Union High School (BUHS) continues to shine, fostering a spirit of community and achievement. The school's involvement in local events, such as supporting outdoor enthusiasts, showcases its commitment to encouraging student engagement and appreciation for nature and teamwork.
Freshman goalie Senji Kimura from Brattleboro Union High School's boys hockey team has earned a spot on the USA Hockey U15 National Select team, marking a significant achievement as the only Vermont goalie selected. Kimura’s stellar performance helped the Bears reach the Division 2 semifinals, solidifying his reputation as a rising star in the sport.
Brattleboro Union High School students are encouraged to enrich their skills by participating in the RowBOC Learn-to-Row Clinic starting June 8, where they can master rowing techniques in a supportive environment along the picturesque West River. Since 2008, this clinic has empowered aspiring rowers to gain confidence on the water while forging lasting connections with fellow participants.
Despite a challenging loss against Monadnock, Brattleboro Union High School's softball team showcased resilience and teamwork, with standout performances from senior Rose Stone and junior Sal North, who both contributed to the Bears' scoring efforts. Coach Erin Cooke emphasized the team's positive spirit throughout the game, a crucial element as they look to regroup and focus on future matches.
Joe Shield, a standout three-sport athlete from Brattleboro Union High School, proudly reflects on his formative years that shaped his athletic success, highlighted by being the first Vermonter drafted into the NFL. His achievements at BUHS, including leading the football team to the state championship and earning All-Southern Vermont League honors, underscore the strong foundation laid by dedicated coaches and a supportive community.
