The Tigers ended the first quarter 20 points ahead of the Eagles, who previously defeated MUHS in January.
VUHS and Mt. Abe gathered wins this week.
Wrestlers from MUHS, VUHS and Mt. Abe were all victorious at tournaments on Saturday.
Steve Harris pulls back the curtain on the Allreds and their work in theater at Mount Abe.
The Eagles take charge of Friday’s game in the second and third periods, outscoring the Tigers, 30-9.
MUHS and VUHS continued winning streaks this week.
The Tigers’ young point guard Louisa Orten helped her team to victory with almost half of MUHS’s points.
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.
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.
Vergennes won on the road, while Middlebury lost at home in recent local high school boys’ basketball action.
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.
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.
Visiting Fair Haven buried the young Mount Abraham girls’ basketball team with an early barrage of three-pointers on Monday.
As usual, there was plenty of enthusiasm at the Bristol school this month to accompany the short run-up to the season, with practices starting on Dec. 1 and action starting for all the teams within two weeks.
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