Seven local high school boys’ soccer players were named to the Division II or III All-State Teams, and another 23 earned recognition from either the Lake Division or the Southern Vermont League B Division.
Five area high school girls’ soccer players were named either Division I or D-II All-State Players by the state’s coaches, and another half-dozen earned recognition from either the Lake Division or Southern Vermont League B Division.
“To be perfectly frank, I’m not sure I’m in a position to win either of these races,” Mikaela Shiffrin said on Friday night before the start of the Stifel Killington World Cup.
The Middlebury College men’s hockey team lost and settled for a tie at a tournament hosted by Plattsburgh State this past weekend.
In recent Middlebury College action, both the men’s and women’s basketball teams won twice.
Many athletes on the Middlebury, Mount Abraham and Otter Valley union high school football teams have been named Division I, II and III all-stars, respectively, for their efforts this past fall season.
Thirteen members of the Otter Valley, Mount Abraham and Middlebury high school field hockey teams earned postseason recognition from the Metro Conference or the Southern Vermont League B Division.
Here’s what happened in Addison County sports recently, plus the schedule of upcoming games and events.
The Middlebury College women’s hockey outplayed and outshot visiting Plattsburgh in Sunday’s final of the Panther-Cardinal Classic. Nevertheless, the Cardinals went home the winners.
The Middlebury College men’s soccer team bowed out of the NCAA Division III tournament on Sunday, when host Amherst edged the Panthers, 1-0, in a quarterfinal matchup.
A milestone victory for the longtime Middlebury College volleyball coach came in the NCAA Division III tournament this past weekend, while elsewhere the Panther women’s ice hockey team opened with a pair of road wins, the men’s hockey team tied one game a … (read more)
I’ve been spending a fair bit of time in the woods lately in my annual attempt to harvest local free-range, antibiotic-free venison.
After the Middlebury College team breezed through the NESCAC tournament, the dedicated crew defeated Johns Hopkins in the NCAA final, 2-0.
Panther earned a share of the NESCAC championship on Saturday by defeating host Colby College, 35-28, in Middlebury’s season finale.
