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 >>
MIDDLEBURY, Vt. – Trailing 80-79, James Wang's last-second 21-footer clanked off the back iron, ending the hopes of a Williams upset of top-ranked Middlebury at Pepin Gym on Saturday. The nation's number one team improved to 18-0, setting a new school record for consecutive wins, and now owns a 20-game home winning streak. The 13th-ranked Ephs (15-5, 3-3) were the team that stopped the Panthers' previous best winning streak at 17 nearly a year ago to the day, topping Middlebury 69-64 in Williamstown on January 29, 2011.
For the game, the Panthers committing just five turnovers with 19 assists, as Williams notched 10 giveaways with a dozen helpers. Both team shot well from the floor with the Panthers holding a slight advantage, 54.2% to the Ephs 53.1%, but the Ephs held a decisive free throw advantage as the visitors made 19-24 charity tosses to Middlebury's 9-11.
Four different Panthers hit double-figures as Ryan Sharry led with 19 on 7/10 shooting, while Jake Wolfin added 16 with a game-high seven assists. Joey Kizel and Peter Lynch each netted 15, as Nolan Thompson grabbed a team-high eight rebounds.
