Mixed week for local boys’ lax

The Eagles and Tigers are nearing playoffs, which begin next week.

The two wins come as MUHS prepares for post-season matches next week.

The Mount Abe nine has dealt Middlebury Union High School two of their three losses this season.

The defending D-II state champions hit five home runs during a game against Rice this week.

With three more wins, the Eagles had another good week as they continue to defend a record that only features one loss so far.

The Panthers take on the Jumbos from Tufts University in their fifth straight NCAA semifinal.

The Commodores and Eagles had top 10 finishers during a huge meet in Burlington.

Middlebury Union High School girls’ tennis is 5-3, and the boys are 4-2.

The team scored 14 runs on the Commodores with a series of singles and doubles.

After winning the 2026 NESCAC championship, the Middlebury College women’s lacrosse team is gunning for a fifth straight NCAA title.

Devin Wendel, who has held the post for the last decade, will move on to a new school district at the end of the academic year.

The MUHS boys’ tennis team is 3-1, with a match today, May 14 and another on May 19.

The Mt. Abe softball squad is 7-1 this season.

The Eagles played three games in the past week, and the Tigers had two.

Collectively, the Eagle and Tiger girls’ lacrosse teams only have three losses so far this season.