Roaring cars smash and crash in Demolition Derby

Whether five or 45, age was not a limiting factor for participants in Tuesday’s annual Addison County Fair and Field Days Demolition Derby. Nevertheless, five-year-olds who took part in the action at the fairgrounds’ tractor pad were not smashing gas guzzling machines into each other. This year “drivers” ages three through eight were able to participate in the “Power Wheels” competition that kicked off the Demo Derby. Driving in kid-sized, battery powered cars, the children’s mission was to pop the balloons … (read more)

Middlebury swimmers are state champions

The Vergennes Swim Team was the D-II runners-up.

Ultra marathon held in Goshen

Around 140 people competed in the day’s races.

QB the unknown for 2026 Panther football

Coach Doug Mandigo’s team will look to their 2025 5-4 record, with a new quarterback, too-be-determined, at the helm of the offense.

Dolbec wins 10th Vt. Sun triathlon in a row

The streak breaks the record nine wins in a row set by Dot Martin of Williamstown during the ’90s.

Local golfers win seniors state tournament

Both qualified to compete in the National Senior Games next summer in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Marlins take second, Champs fourth at league swim meet

The only team to beat Middlebury was the Burlington Tennis Club.

Mt. Abraham names new Athletic Director

Gabriel Billings, who has experience at the college level as an athletic director, is due in the Mt. Abe AD office next week.

Matthew Dickerson: The outdoors can be surprising

“One evening, half an hour before sunset, a sow black bear with two cubs came wandering past . . . “

Panthers perform nationally, internationally

One Middlebury College athlete competed at an international tournament last week, and two were honored for being the best D-III athletes in their sports earlier this week.

Addison County exits Legion baseball tourney

The team fell out of the double-elimination tournament on the third day of games.

Luksch, Schoen, Carn win seniors state tennis titles

ADDISON COUNTY RESIDENTS excelled at the seniors state championship singles and doubles tennis championship held at Middlebury College this past weekend. Here we see Lincoln’s Ken Schoen, 75, hitting a backhand on his way to two gold medals, and Leicester … (read more)

Pair of Panthers up for national women’s sports award

Cross country runner Audrey MacLean and women’s lacrosse player Caroline Adams were recognized as the top D-III athletes in their respective sports.

This ball won the Vt. Championship for the Bristol Mountaineers — in 1876!

“In 1876, the country was baseball-mad and Vermont was no exception.”

Middlebury’s Munster competes at U23 rowing Worlds

The rising senior was due to compete in the men’s single sculls at the end of the week.

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