sports
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Eagles baseball beats Commodore squad
The two teams meet again on May 12 in Vergennes.
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Two wins and a tie for local baseball openers
The Commodores and Tigers both got their first wins of the season, and the Eagles nabbed a tie.
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MUHS girls’ lax wins opener
The young team overcame Burlington 14-12 early this week.
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Old Mister Whittingham goes to Florida
When I was a kid playing high school baseball in Lewiston, Maine, Old Mister Whittingham often came to our practices and games.
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Panther softball claims five out of six games
The Middlebury team is 20-2 on the season, 4-0 in their conference.
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Scoreboard for April 9, 2026
Here’s what’s happening in Addison County sports.
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Middlebury College baseball wins one in ninth, drops two next day
The Panthers were 12-7 ahead of a game against RPI on Wednesday.
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Excursions in Iceland, Part II: hiking in national parks
The Vermonters’s adventure shows them glaciers, waterfalls and wildly shifting weather.
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Panthers baseball gets ready for Amherst home series
The team has a three-game home series against Amherst coming up on Friday and Saturday.
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Middlebury College softball dominating competition this season
The Panthers touted a 15-1 record ahead of a Wednesday pair against Keene State College.
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Scoreboard: April 1 2026
Here’s what’s happening in Addison County sports, plus the latest schedule of games and events.
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Midd men’s lax drops game to highly ranked Tufts team
The Panthers fell 17-7 to the second-ranked Jumbos.
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No. 17 Midd men’s Lax defends rank with win over Bates
The No. 17 Panthers proved why they’re one above the No. 18 Bobcats.
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Local hockey players earn athletic, academic honors
MUHS boys’ and girls’ hockey players excelled athletically and academically this season.
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Local cross-country skiers amass top 10 finishes at regional, national competitions
Addison County sent four top-10 finishers to the junior national competition in mid-March.
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Hiking by Iceland’s fosar
The Gljúfrbúi falls were spectacular, thundering down the full height of the bluff in a glittering mist lit by the low pale sun of a northern winter.
