Local hoopsters honored by VBCA

ADDISON COUNTY — Eleven local high school basketball players, coaches and former coaches earned nods from the Vermont Basketball Coaches Association (VBCA) for their performances this year and over the course of their tenures. Eight seniors played in the VBCA All Star Game this past Saturday. The list of those honored includes longtime Vergennes Union High School varsity basketball coach and social studies teacher Barry Aldinger, who was inducted to the VBCA Hall of Fame. Barry Aldinger In the 21 seasons th … (read more)

The MUHS girls’ and boys’ hockey teams, and the VUHS boys’ basketball team, exited state tournaments in the semifinal rounds.

Vergennes Union High School has released its honor roll for the first semester of the 2025-2026 academic year.

Both MUHS and VUHS must defeat the number one seeds to earn spots in the finals.

All three local high school boys’ basketball teams are slated to begin their playoff bids this Wednesday, March 4.

The Commodores showed playoff nemesis Winooski what’s to come post-season.

The Commodores girls’ basketball team has been crushing it lately.

VUHS and Mt. Abe gathered wins this week.

Wrestlers from MUHS, VUHS and Mt. Abe were all victorious at tournaments on Saturday.

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

Vergennes Union High School senior Quincy Sabick has been selected as one of only two Vermont delegates to the United States Senate Youth Program.

MUHS and VUHS continued winning streaks this week.

The MUHS boys’ basketball team broke through on the win column this week in a home game vs. Otter Valley.

In local high school girls’ basketball, Middlebury and Vergennes were both double winners, but Mount Abe fell to one of its local rivals.

In limited recent local high school girls’ basketball play, Vergennes won big on the road, while Mount Abraham came up short for a second time against Fair Haven, but with a better effort.