Top-seeded Mount Abraham and No. 2 Hartford battled on even terms for three quarters of Saturday’s Division II field hockey championship game, and the score was 1-1. But the Eagles proved they were the better team when it mattered.
BRISTOL — The top-seeded Mount Abraham field hockey team is going back to the Division II title game after defeating No. 5 Spaulding, 3-1, in a Wednesday semifinal. Coach Mary Stetson’s 14-1-1 Eagles will be seeking the program’s fourth straight title and … (read more)
The title dreams of the No. 4 seeded Otter Valley field hockey team came to an end on Friday afternoon, when visiting No. 5 Spaulding edged the Otters, 2-1, in a Division II quarterfinal.
Host No. 7 seed St. Johnsbury on Wednesday, Oct. 27, ousted the No. 10 seeded Middlebury Union High School field hockey team from the Division II playoffs, 6-1.
BRISTOL — The top-seeded Mount Abraham field hockey team shook off a few flakes of rust and then took care of business in a Friday quarterfinal, getting past visiting No. 8 Woodstock, 2-0. The Bristol-area team improved their record to 13-1-1. Although th … (read more)
The Mount Abraham and Otter Valley field hockey teams earned the Nos. 1 and 4 seeds in the Division II playoffs after successful regular seasons that concluded late last week.
Mount Abraham earned a win and a tie against tough Division I competition, Otter Valley won its only outing, and Middlebury dropped three games vs. D-I foes.
Field hockey season ended yesterday. Cue: Angel choirs, rainbows and unicorns, my husband and I holding hands and skipping towards the sunset through a field of wildflowers.
The Mount Abraham field hockey team on Friday successfully navigated the first of three straight games against top Division I teams, defeating visiting Essex, 1-0.
The Mount Abraham Union High School field hockey team defeated host Mount Mansfield, 2-0, on Saturday in its only game between Oct. 6 and 12.
The Otters scored twice in the first quarter and added another goal in the first minute of the second quarter, junior forward Ryleigh LaPorte’s second of the game, on the way to their 5-0 victory.
Mount Abraham kept rolling with three victories, including one over Middlebury; the Tigers lost three times, but came close twice to their first win; and Otter Valley prevailed in its only outing.
The Tigers showed signs they are pointing in the right direction in a 5-1 loss to a strong Division I opponent.
Mount Abraham split two games; Otter Valley won its only outing; and Middlebury came up short at home.
ADDISON COUNTY — In local high school field hockey action during the past week, Mount Abraham remained undefeated, including a win at Middlebury’s expense; Otter Valley split a pair of games, including absorbing its first loss; and the Tigers remained in … (read more)
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