Eagle & Tiger boys fall in basketball playoffs

VUHS boys’ hoops lone local squad still in playoffs

Steve Harris pulls back the curtain on the Allreds and their work in theater at Mount Abe.

When MUHS wrestler Tucker Wright accepted a banner during the Hubie Wagner Invitational last week his face looked haggard, but he could not have been happier — having scored his 100th career win.

Nola Roberts is headed to Montreal’s Concordia University in the fall, a step she feels ready to take thanks in part to the experiences she’s had at Mount Abe.

It took 10 innings to decide Saturday’s Division II softball final between No. 1 Lyndon and No. 2 Mount Abraham at Vermont State University-Castleton.

Like seeds from a giant dandelion, winds of change on Saturday metaphorically lifted the 104 members of the Mount Abraham Union High School class of 2025 from their campus commencement podium to life adventures close and far afield.

After a heartbreaking loss in the 2024 Division II final, the Mount Abraham baseball team wore T-shirts this year that read, “Unfinished Business.”

The Mount Abraham Union High School softball team continued marching toward a top-four Division II seed on Tuesday, when the Eagles defeated host Middlebury, 13-4, in a game that was more competitive than the score might indicate.

Bristol’s Devin Wendel has been named the Northern Vermont Athletic Director of the Year by the Vermont State Athletic Directors Association.

Student performers in the MAUSD Expanded Learning Program’s rendition of “The Wizard of Oz” next week will soar on opening night. Literally.

Mount Abraham Union High School sophomore Hailey Isham and Otter Valley junior Maisa Allen wrestled in the 2025 Ultimate Club Duals held in Harrisburg, Pa., during the first weekend in May.

The host Mount Abraham Union High School earned solid victories on Tuesday in both the girls’ and boys’ sides in a three-team track and field meet attended by Vergennes and smaller Randolph contingent.

The Mount Abraham baseball team on Tuesday rallied for a 7-3 victory over host Spaulding, improving to 2-0 in the process.

The Mount Abraham Union High School softball team breezed past host Spaulding on Tuesday afternoon, 12-0 in five innings, to remain unbeaten in the early going.

Mt. Abraham Union Middle/High School in Bristol proved themselves worthy to play on a national stage. On Friday, April 25, the team will represent their school in a 148-team national competition.