Locals compete in the annual Snow Row

Two Lake Champlain Maritime Museum adult crews and two Mount Abraham Union High School Rowing Club crews traveled to Hull, Mass., for the 44th annual Snow Row on Saturday, March 15.

Voters OK Mt. Abe roof project funds

Bristol-area voters on Tuesday agreed to allow the Mount Abraham Unified School District to use up to $1.04 million from its Capital Reserve Fund to help pay for replacing Mount Abraham Union High School’s roof.

Bristol-area voters to weigh in on new roof for Mt. Abe

When voters in the Mount Abraham Unified School District head to the polls on Town Meeting Day they’ll be asked whether to allow district officials to transfer up to $1.04 million from MAUSD’s Capital Reserve Fund to the general fund. The money would help … (read more)

Mad Catters robotics team wins event

The MAUSD ELP Middle School Robotics team, The Mad Catters, came together in the fall of 2024 under the leadership of Jodi Pierce to compete in the First Lego League robotics competition, a statewide event open to teams of students in 5th-8th grades. This … (read more)

Mount Abe girls’ hoop tops VUHS

In a high school girls’ basketball game that was close throughout, visiting Mount Abraham ratcheted up the intensity of its man-to-man defense Tuesday evening to finally pull away from host Vergennes in the final few minutes and claim a 45-39 victory.

Local rowers compete in the Otter Creek Challenge

Local youth rowing teams gathered at Vergennes Falls Park on Saturday, Nov. 1, for a festive finale to their Vermont fall open-water rowing season, all while donning their Halloween costumes!

Eagles fall to Milton in D-II girls’ soccer final

Seventh-seeded Mount Abraham went toe-to-toe with top-seeded defending Division II champion Milton for all 80 minutes of Friday night’s rainy, chilly final in Burlington.

Mount Abe boys’ soccer bows out

Host No. 3 Stratton on Friday, Oct. 25, ousted the No. 6 seeded Mount Abraham boys’ soccer team from the Division II playoffs, 6-3, in a quarterfinal matchup. Stratton moved into the semifinal round with a 10-2 record, while the Eagles finished at 11-5 un … (read more)

Eagle field hockey can’t quite cage bears

The Mount Abraham field hockey team and their coach believed their tough Division I Metro Conference schedule would prepare them for the D-II playoffs. In Tuesday’s first-round D-II playoff game the No. 8 Eagles looked like the better team than visiting N … (read more)

Mt. Abe girls’ soccer rallies vs. MUHS

In a hard-fought and physical game in Bristol on Monday, the host Mount Abraham girls’ soccer team scored three times in the final 29 minutes to erase a 2-0 Middlebury lead and come away with the Eagles’ second dramatic win over the Tigers this fall.

Eagle bass fishing team nets title

Mount Abraham Union High School sophomores and twins Hailey and Isayah Isham on Saturday became the 2024 Vermont High School Bass Fishing Champions. They became the seventh titlists in one of the newest official Vermont Principals’ Association sports.

Eagle field hockey starts fast and outlasts Tigers

In a Monday matchup at Mount Abraham Union High School between two Division II field hockey teams that have played hard this fall, but could use more positive results, the host Eagles used a fast start and held off a second-half Middlebury push to claim a … (read more)

Mount Abe girls’ soccer overcomes Commodores

The Division II Mount Abraham girls’ soccer team achieved its main objectives on Tuesday at Vergennes, playing crisply, passing the ball and defending well, and coming away with a 3-1 victory.

Mount Abe volleyball program off and running

The second year of volleyball is off to a strong start at Mount Abraham Union High School, with last year’s club team now playing as a Junior Varsity squad, who took on the Middlebury Union High School Tigers as their first opponents and now are into leag … (read more)

Fall sports report: Many Eagle teams are on the brink of breakthrough

Overall, the Mount Abraham Union High School teams will be aiming for a little more success this fall than last fall.

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