A dozen Mount Abraham, Middlebury, Vergennes and Otter Valley union high school boys’ basketball players received postseason recognition from either the Lake Division or the Southern Valley League.
Eight players from the Mount Abraham, Middlebury, Vergennes and Otter Valley girls’ basketball teams received postseason recognition from the Lake Division or Southern Vermont League.
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The host Middlebury College men’s basketball team dominated the second half of Friday’s first-round NCAA Division III tournament game against Worcester State in rolling to a 76-51 victory.
In games played on Tuesday in the first round of the high school Division II boys’ basketball playoffs, Mount Abraham prevailed at home, while Middlebury and Otter Valley dropped road games and saw their seasons come to a close.
The No. 6 Vergennes Union High School boys’ basketball team on Tuesday closed out its first-round Division III playoff game with a 14-3 run to subdue stubborn No. 11 seed Peoples, 61-46.
Despite the Panthers’ recent first-round upset loss in the NESCAC tournament, the 19-5 Middlebury College men’s basketball team not only received a bid to the NCAA Division III tournament, it will also host a four-team regional this Friday and Saturday.
The girls’ basketball season came to an end for local high schools this past weekend.
Mount Abe clinched a home Division II playoff date with a 53-50 victory on Thursday night at Middlebury.
The Middlebury College men’s basketball team, the fourth seed in the NESCAC playoffs, on Saturday erased a late lead held by visiting No. 5 Tufts in dramatic fashion, but the Jumbos eventually prevailed in two overtimes, 89-80.
The fourth-seeded Middlebury College women’s basketball team rallied past visiting No. 5 Hamilton, 66-52, in the second half of Saturday’s NESCAC quarterfinal to earn a berth in the league’s final four.
Mount Abraham and Vergennes were among the four local high school girls’ basketball teams that earned home games for the postseason.
Mount Abraham won three straight games, including one over Otter Valley, to assure the program of a winning record and highlight recent local high school boys’ basketball action.
When Vergennes senior guard Kyra Bradford sliced through the lane for a layup to open this past Friday’s second half, the hoop also sliced the Middlebury Union girls’ basketball team’s lead over the visiting Commodores to 27-21.
