Trey terriffic
Drive Inside
Senior forward Amanda Conway handles the puck for the Norwich University women’s hockey team.
pedal hard
WINDSOR — An old-fashioned CVL battle took place in Windsor in a hard-hitting contest that went down to the wire, as the Cosmos scored on Jake Stepler's 46-yard pass to Noah Zierfus with under a minute remaining to give Springfield a 12-6 win on Saturday.
Ball Battle
Vermont Lions Cup soccer player Eric Maxham practices at Castleton University.
Quarterfinal Matchup
Rutland's Rylee Burgess, center, fights her way through Brattleboro's Grace Szpila, left, and Lucy Szpila on her way to scoring a goal during the varsity playoff game on Alumni Field in Rutland Friday night.
Mud Diamond
Proctor’s Hunter Manfredi, right, runs to first as first baseman Keaton Wright-Chapman makes the scoop for the out during Saturday’s game against Mount St. Joseph at St. Peter’s Field in Rutland. See story on page B2.
U-32’s Waylon Kurts, left, passes Lyndon Institute’s Holden Middleton at the finish line of the boys individual 5-kilometer classic race at Rikert Nordic Center in Ripton on Monday.
Rutland High School’s Vera Martin rounds a gate during the GS race at Pico Mountain. Martin finished second in the race, and Woodstock Union High School took 1st overall, with Rutland finishing second overall and Burr and Burton Academy finishing third.
Mount St. Joseph’s Lucas Pencak competes at Pico Mountain in a giant slalom race Thursday.
Rutland’s Dylan Roussel competes in a giant slalom race at Pico Mountain Thursday afternoon. Roussel finished second. Read more in today’s Roundup on page B3.
Photo by Albert J. Marro West Rutland's Kiera Pipeling (11) looks to steal the ball away from Green Mountain player during Saturday's game in West Rutland. Standing tall in back is Westsdie's Elizabeth Bailey (23).
Photo by Albert J. Marro West Rutland's Isabell Lanfear (5) bends over backwords in an attempt to wrestle a rebound away from a Green Mountain player during Saturday's game in West Rutland. In background is Westside's Madison Guay (13).
Green Mountain Eagles forward Sean LeFlore, left, charges down the center lane during practice with assistant coach Randy Jackson. The wall behind the men is lined with banners for the Mayflower Conference.
A Mayflower Conference banner is seen in the gymnasium at the Waldron Athletic Center at Green Mountain College on Tuesday.
Rutland’s Jamison Evans, center, drives past Fair Haven’s Andrew Ferrara, left, during a game last week at Keefe Gymnasium.
Surrounded
Rutland victorious, 8-0
Brayden Sabotka, the 5-year-old son of Rutland High School boys assistant coach T.J. Sabotka and wife Traci (Terenzini) Sabotka, is already making a name for himself. Sabotka treated the home crowd at Keefe Gym with a little break-dance-type routine in the middle of the Raider huddle followi…
Seeing red
Photos from the World Cup at Killington on Sunday, Nov. 25, 2018.
Poultney's Jacob Allen runs up the middle during Saturday's game against BFA-Fairfax in Poultney.
BFA's Jaxon Shaarschmidt (36) runs up the middle past Poultney's Lane Gibbs (72) during Saturday's game against BFA-Fairfax in Poultney.
Poultney quarterback Caden Capman (10) holds off Levi Allen during Saturday's game against BFA-Fairfax in Poultney.
Heavy lifting
Although there was only Otter Valley and White River on the scoreboard during Monday’s varsity soccer match at Markowski Field in Brandon, there should have been a third addition: mud. Seen here, White River’s Jacob Hewitt, left, slides down while attempting to make a defensive play against …
Kendra Sabotka struck the shot well and the ball soared up and into the rain that was falling in sheets. The ball climbed to its apex and on its descent it looked like it had a chance. Mount Anthony goalie Madison Breese tracked the arc of the ball but as it got closer it was apparent she ha…
NORTH CLARENDON — Brothers Austin and Tyler Corey are relishing their one year of playing varsity soccer together for Mill River. It certainly was fun Tuesday in the Minutemen's 4-0 victory over Proctor.
happy feet
Giving up the game’s first goal didn’t bother South Burlington a bit. In fact, the Wolves seemed to just go with it ... and go ... and go.
Long Trail School vs. Mount St. Joseph
Want local sports? Sign up for our daily Sports newsletter
Rutland Herald Sports News
Get local sports briefs, recaps, roundups, features, photos, scores, profiles, podcasts and excitement delivered seven days a week, from our local sports team.
Update Required
To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin.