Monday, May 21stWATERBURY, Vt. -- Harwood Union High School held a homecoming almost nine months in the making this weekend.Sox Rowe Fields in Waterbury were devastated by Tropical Storm Irene last August.More >>
A home field, nearly lost to Irene, made it's long-awaited return this weekend.More >>
3. Friday afternoon in a battle of two 12-0 teams, Essex's Alexis Perry tosses a jem against BFA St. Albans. She pitches a 2-hit complete game shutout as the Hornets improve to 13-0. 2. At the 25More >>
Rain washed out most of the action last week, but we did get the spotlight to shine on a few performancesMore >>
The Harwood softball team beat Lamoille, 16-0 Saturday. It was the first game the Highlanders have played on their home field in Waterbury since it was damaged by Hurricane Irene last year. Haley SpittleMore >>
In a match-up of the top two teams in the Metro Division, BFA-St. Albans lost to visiting Essex, 12-0 at the Collins Perley-Complex. The Hornets improve to 13-0 while the Comets drop to 12-1. Essex scoredMore >>
The UVM men's soccer team will be looking for a new Associate Head Coach. Wade Jean is leaving the program to become the new head guy at SUNY-Cortland. The St. Albans native has a long college coachingMore >>
Associate Coach Leaves UVM Soccer, Middlebury Lacrosse and Plattsburgh Softball Prepare for Big WeekendsMore >>
3. In the bottom of the third inning St. Johnsbury center fielder Emily Bruckner makes a great over the shoulder catch running towards the fence. 2 In the top of the fourth inning the Cougars MikaelaMore >>
The St. Johnsbury and Mount Mansfield softball teams provide all three plays in one gameMore >>
High School Baseball South Burlington 7 BFA-St. Albans 12 High School Softball St. Johnsbury 4 Mount Mansfield 5More >>
The Bobwhite baseball team hosts South Burlington while there's softball drama in JerichoMore >>
Wednesday, January 18th
MIDDLESEX, Vt. -- Throughout our region and across the country, college students are returning to school after winter break. That includes Miles Lavine, who is heading back to South Florida after recently completing a truly unique athletic journey.
The Middlesex native is attending grad school at the University of Miami and this past fall played football for the Hurricanes. He saw action in one play of one game, as part of kickoff coverage in a blowout Miami win over Duke on November 5th.
Lavine's road to that moment was an odd one. He was a lacrosse and soccer player at U-32, but always loved football. He attended the University of Vermont, and while there joined the school's new intermural football team. Lavine also played for the semi-pro Vermont Ice Storm before deciding on two things...that he wanted to go to grad school...and that wherever he went to school, he was gonig to try out for the football team.
Once that decision was made, the choice of where to go to school for Lavine was a simple one...The 'U'.
Lavine had been a fan of the University of Miami growning up. Once on campus he joined the team as a walk on and just started working. He kept at it and in this, his second year with the team, Lavine made the travel roster and earned his moment in the sun in that November game against Duke.
