Three local high school Nordic skiers secured top-five finishes during the Dec. 30 Sleepy Hollow Classic Relay in Huntington.
The Tigers took third place at the 53rd annual Hubie Wagner Invitational last week.
The MUHS boys’ basketball team broke through on the win column this week in a home game vs. Otter Valley.
In local high school girls’ basketball, Middlebury and Vergennes were both double winners, but Mount Abe fell to one of its local rivals.
Here’s what’s going on in Addison County sports, plus the latest schedule of games and events.
The Mount Abraham Union High School boys’ basketball team beat Otter Valley, 67-37, this past Saturday.
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In limited recent local high school girls’ basketball play, Vergennes won big on the road, while Mount Abraham came up short for a second time against Fair Haven, but with a better effort.
Division 1 Burlington/Colchester on Dec. 22 dealt the Middlebury Union High School girls’ hockey team its first loss of the season, 8-0.
Host South Burlington dealt the Middlebury Union High School boys’ hockey team a 4-0 setback on Dec. 22.
Vergennes won on the road, while Middlebury lost at home in recent local high school boys’ basketball action.
Karl Lindholm still enjoys playing with his baseball cards, from a taped 1956 Topps Jackie Robinson to collections that form a history of baseball in 20th century.
Middlebury Union girls’ hockey opened the season 2-0 with a dominant 3-1 win over Rutland, outshooting the visitors 63-7 and showcasing strong puck movement, defense, and goaltending.
Addison County boys’ basketball teams struggled late last week, as Vergennes dropped two home games and Middlebury and Mount Abraham each suffered road losses in their only outings.
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