Tigers girls’ hoop sneaks by VUHS

The Tigers beat the Commodores in a well-fought nail-biter.

The race at Rikert Outdoor Center was the final home meet for MUHS this season.

VUHS girls’ basketball co-captain Ashtin Stearns recently hit the 1,000-point threshold, and she’s eager for more.

In the last two meets, the team broke their season high scores.

There were wins all around for local boys’ basketball teams this past week.

In the last week players have scored over 25 points, surpassed milestones and played exciting games.

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.

MUHS goalie Heaven Ross played a big role in keeping the Tigers in Monday night’s game.

Local boys basketball teams hustled for close wins this past week.

MUHS and VUHS continued winning streaks this week.

Founder Martha DeGraaf learned Tuesday that the fledgling after- and out-of-school program will receive some funding for three years through the Vermont Agency of Education.

The young VUHS and Mt. Abe indoor track teams competed in the state indoor track championships last Saturday.

Officials in the Little City continue to nail down language to place on the annual town meeting ballot.

Varsity skiers took top spots during last Thursday’s meet, and two local athletes made their varsity debut.