The new boys’ soccer coach at Middlebury Union High School knows his away around the Lake Division, the league in which the Tigers compete during the regular season.
Solstice Binder, who will be a junior at Middlebury Union High School, made the Olympic Development Program East regional team.
Recent history between the No. 2 seed Middlebury and No. 1 Champlain Valley union high school boys’ lacrosse teams heading into Sunday evening’s Division I championship game on UVM’s Virtue Field showed the margin between victory and defeat would likely b … (read more)
It could be said two baseball teams won Saturday night’s Division II high school baseball final between No. 6 Mount Abraham and No. 8 Middlebury, which was played at UVM’s Centennial Field.
Singles drama wraps up championship run as Tiger crew claims first D-I title in this sport.
The second-seeded Middlebury Union High School boys’ lacrosse team on Tuesday advanced to the Division I final with a 15-7 semifinal win over No. 3 Burr & Burton.
After nail-biting wins in the Division II quarterfinal and semifinal rounds, the No. 8 seeded Middlebury Union High School baseball team will be making the program’s first-ever appearance in a title game.
An outstanding Middlebury Union High School softball season ended in a Division II quarterfinal on Thursday, June 6, when visiting No. 5 seed Rice scored three unanswered runs in the final three innings to edge the No. 4 Tigers, 3-2.
On paper Tuesday’s Division II first-round playoff game between the host No. 8 seed Middlebury Union High School baseball team and No. 9 Otter Valley looked like a close game.
The Middlebury Union High School boys’ tennis doubles team of senior Iver Anderson and freshman Nate Cook Yoder knocked off the top seed on Sunday to claim the state championship at South Burlington’s Leddy Park — and the No. 1 seed was comprised of their … (read more)
The No. 8 Middlebury Union High School girls’ lacrosse team on Tuesday dropped its first-round home Division I playoff game to No. 9 Rice, 11-7.
The Middlebury Union High School girls’ tennis team earned the No. 4 seed in Division II, and in a quarterfinal home match on Tuesday the No. 5 seed Rice (8-7) knocked off the Tigers, 6-1.
In a Tuesday matchup with Division II postseason implications, the Mount Abraham baseball team survived a wild seventh-inning rally by visiting Middlebury to prevail, 10-9.
The Middlebury Union High School softball team continued to roll on Tuesday, this time at the expense of host and defending Division II champion Mount Abraham. The Tigers won, 17-4, in six innings.
The Middlebury Union High School boys’ lacrosse team picked up two more recent wins, including another over defending Division I champion South Burlington, and improved to 10-2.
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