Tiger softball takes loss

The Tigers are 1-1 so far this season.

The Eagles and Tigers have yet to take a loss as the season just gets into swing.

The Tigers topped the Hilltoppers 10-8.

MUHS defeated Spaulding, 24-16, and VUHS lost to Richford, 23-11.

The Eagles, Commodores and Tigers all had top 5 finishers at their opening meets this week.

The 2025 runners-up ended the regular season 9-10.

Performing to a Missy Elliot tune, Middlebury Union High School dancers hip-hopped their way to first place in that category during the state championships on Saturday. It’s the Tigers first state win since 2012.

MUHS football on Friday scored twice in the first half then stopped the Bulldogs three times deep inside Tiger territory on the way to a 27-7 home victory in a Division I semifinal.

The Middlebury Union High School football team bounced back from an early Burr & Burton touchdown to dispatch the visiting Bulldogs in convincing fashion this past Friday night, 38-21.

MUHS football team shrugged off an early miscue and defeated host Essex in its season opener on Thursday, Sept. 4.

The top-seeded Middlebury Union boys’ lacrosse team had defeated No. 4 Champlain Valley twice during the regular season, but the defending Division I champion Redhawks turned the tables on the Tigers in a June 11 semifinal played at Middlebury College’s A … (read more)

Two more state sprinting titles for dynamic Middlebury Union High School senior Jazmyn Hurley highlighted local athletes’ efforts at this year’s Division II championship track and field meet, which was held on the evening of June 6 at Burlington High Scho … (read more)

The seventh-seeded Middlebury Union High School boys’ tennis team came up short in a semifinal on Monday, 4-3, against No. 3 seed Essex, in a match played at Davis Park in Shelburne. That loss came only after the defending champion Tigers knocked off host … (read more)

The top-seeded Middlebury Union High School boys’ lacrosse team needed an overtime goal on Friday from sophomore Brady Lloyd to get past visiting No. 9 Rice, 10-9, in a Division I quarterfinal.

The No. 4 seed Middlebury Union girls’ lacrosse team saw a comeback from an 11-4 deficit late in the second quarter fall just short in a Division I semifinal on June 5, when No. 5. Rice held on for a 13-11 victory.