Tiger girls’ tennis on a tear

The MUHS girls’ tennis team has tallied four wins over five matches. The only one the Division-II Tigers have dropped was to a D-I team.

The Tiger boys’ lacrosse team is 2-3 after two close losses.

The Middlebury College baseball team, which claimed the NESCAC title in 2024 and 2025, advanced to the NESCAC championship weekend after an eventful three-game series against Bowdoin.

The Eagles are off to a strong start this season, with just one loss in the books

Here’s what’s happening in Addison County sports.

The Panthers are seeking a fifth straight NCAA title.

The MUHS and MAV lacrosse teams are both having strong seasons. The two meet again later in the season.

The road forward likely means a third encounter this season with Tufts, who the Panthers have lost to twice this year.

The Eagles, who were 3-1 as of Wednesday afternoon, have a spate of upcoming games.

Middlebury College hasn’t won a NESCAC softball title since 2011.

The Tiger girls’ tennis team most recently defeated Harwood, and for the boys’ it was Brattleboro

The Commodores, Eagles and Tigers were up against dozens of teams at South Burlington’s Twilight Invitational on Saturday, May 2.

The two teams meet again on May 12 in Vergennes. 

Brian Ladeau’s vocation and craft requires him to be meticulous, precise, deliberate, solitary.

The Tigers are 1-1 so far this season.