The Tigers will get a second shot at No. 1 seed U-32, who they lost to early in the season.
The 2025 runners-up ended the regular season 9-10.
The Division II Tigers lost to the combined DI team from Burlington and Colchester on Saturday, and this coming weekend have another tough game against the DI BFA St. Albans team.
The Tiger girls took a win and a loss as season’s end nears.
The Middlebury Union High School girls’ hockey team found their stride again after a three-game losing streak by doubling up Rice, before falling to Spaulding three days later.
The Tigers fell to North Country and Champlain Valley this past week.
The MUHS team snagged a decisive 6-0 win on Jan. 21, but fell in the last few minutes of a tied home game a few days later.
The Tigers scored 15 goals in two games, five of which sophomore Nova Bojanowski had her hand in.
MUHS goalie Heaven Ross played a big role in keeping the Tigers in Monday night’s game.
Division 1 Burlington/Colchester on Dec. 22 dealt the Middlebury Union High School girls’ hockey team its first loss of the season, 8-0.
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.
Middlebury and Mount Abraham girls’ basketball teams suffered road losses last week, with the Tigers falling at Rutland and the Eagles losing to Burr and Burton in Fair Haven’s tournament.
The Middlebury Union High School girls’ hockey team opened its season on this past Saturday with a 6-0 home victory over Stowe.
The MUHS girls’ hockey team scored four pretty goals and got outstanding goaltending from senior Ruby Hubbell vs. Rice on Friday. But the Green Knights erupted in the third period to skate away with a victory.
The MUHS girls’ hockey team fell to the Kingdom Blades in Middlebury, but handily defeated Stowe when the Raiders came to town on Saturday.
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