The Eagles take charge of Friday’s game in the second and third periods, outscoring the Tigers, 30-9.
The race at Rikert Outdoor Center was the final home meet for MUHS this season.
The Tigers scored 15 goals in two games, five of which sophomore Nova Bojanowski had her hand in.
The Tiger team has upcoming games at Harwood and at Milton before returning to Middlebury to face Burlington.
In addition to team wins, individual successes were on tap too including two 100th career wins.
MUHS goalie Heaven Ross played a big role in keeping the Tigers in Monday night’s game.
MUHS and VUHS continued winning streaks this week.
The Tigers beat Saranac in a high-scoring game last Saturday.
The Tigers’ young point guard Louisa Orten helped her team to victory with almost half of MUHS’s points.
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.
Local high school gymnasts earned top slots and a team win during Monday’s meet.
Three local high school Nordic skiers secured top-five finishes during the Dec. 30 Sleepy Hollow Classic Relay in Huntington.
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.
The Mount Abraham Union High School boys’ basketball team beat Otter Valley, 67-37, this past Saturday.
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