The 2023-24 Vermont High School Winter Season: Scores, Schedules, and Game Details
As the 2023-24 Vermont high school winter sports season gets underway, teams across the state are competing in various exhilarating sports, including basketball, hockey, gymnastics, wrestling, Nordic/Alpine skiing, and more. Stay in the know with the latest scores, schedules, and game details.
Girls Hockey: Thrilling Match-Ups on the Ice
In the world of girls hockey, South Burlington proved dominant against Hartford, securing a 3-0 shutout victory. Sabrina Brunet and Hadia Ahmed’s goals, along with Taylor Tobrocke’s impressive 18 saves, led the Wolves to success. Meanwhile, Essex rallied from a 1-0 deficit to defeat Spaulding 3-1, with Lilliana Baldasaro, Malissa Erickson, and Lucy Minadeo finding the net. The Kingdom Blades held their undefeated streak, edging out Burr and Burton 2-0 thanks to Isabella Butler’s two third-period goals and Taylor Blaise’s 30 saves. Champlain Valley/Mount Mansfield also triumphed over Woodstock 3-1, with Eva Mazur, Clark Clark, and Sophie Brien scoring for the victors.
Boys Hockey: Intense Battles on the Rink
Rice dominated the ice against Burr and Burton in boys hockey, securing a 4-1 victory. Joe Alexander, Ollie Mobley, Tyler Russo, and Mackenzie Owens each contributed goals for Rice, while Henry Monaghan’s 13 saves solidified the Green Knights’ win. Colchester cruised to a 6-1 victory over Mount Mansfield, with Colton Lefebvre and Quinn Dousevicz scoring two goals each. Kieran Phillips’ 29 saves further cemented Colchester’s success. Spaulding edged out Essex in a close contest, while upcoming matches promise more exciting battles on the rink.
Girls Basketball: High-Scoring Games and Close Contests
In girls basketball, Lamoille held off a late rally by Harwood to secure a 47-42 victory. Evie Pirie led the Lancers with 25 points, while Eloise Lilley and Quinn Nelson paced the Highlanders. Mount Abraham defeated Milton 48-29 behind Mackenzie Griner’s 17 points and 9 rebounds. Colchester cruised to a 58-29 victory over Vergennes, led by Nicole Norton’s 18 points. Enosburg defeated Middlebury 38-29, while Danville edged out Northfield 42-34. Other notable wins include BFA-Fairfax over Stowe, Hazen over Blue Mountain, White River Valley over Rivendell, and Brattleboro over Fair Haven.
Boys Basketball: Dominant Performances and Close Calls
Winooski delivered a dominant 81-8 victory over Northfield in boys basketball. Chris Buker starred for Winooski with 21 points and 14 rebounds. In a non-league contest, Albany Academy from New York defeated Rice 62-55, despite Owen Eaton’s 23 points for the Green Knights. Upcoming games include Blue Mountain at Twinfield/Cabot, Danville at Richford, and Middlebury’s victory over Mount Anthony, as well as Fair Haven’s win against Bellows Falls.
Gymnastics: Grace and Skill on Display
Champlain Valley/Middlebury and Montpelier will showcase their gymnastic prowess in an upcoming meet, promising a display of grace, skill, and athleticism.
Wrestling: Fierce Competition on the Mat
The Otter Valley wrestling tournament will bring together talented wrestlers from across the state, showcasing their strength, technique, and determination on the mat.
Indoor Track and Field: Speed, Endurance, and Determination
The state championships for indoor track and field will take place at the University of Vermont, where athletes will compete in various events, demonstrating their speed, endurance, and determination.
Stay tuned for more updates, highlights, and thrilling moments as the 2023-24 Vermont high school winter sports season unfolds. Follow your favorite teams, cheer on our local athletes, and revel in the excitement of high school sports!