News Summary

The 2025 Vermont high school fall sports season has officially begun, igniting excitement among athletes, coaches, and fans. Notable soccer matches showcased competitive draws and impressive victories, while volleyball teams displayed their prowess on the court. The golf tournaments also saw strong performances, with Burlington leading the pack. Upcoming matches are set to further elevate the spirit of sports in Vermont, ensuring fans have plenty of thrilling moments to look forward to. As the season unfolds, support your local teams and stay updated with the latest scores and highlights.

Vermont High School Fall Sports Season is Here!

It’s that exciting time of year again as the 2025 Vermont high school fall sports season kicks off! Athletes, coaches, and fans alike are buzzing with anticipation, ready to cheer for their favorite teams. There’s nothing like the adrenaline rush of fall sports—full of action, competition, and lots of memorable moments.

As we dive into the season, we remind coaches and team representatives to share their game results! Just shoot an email ASAP to sports@burlingtonfreepress.com. If you need to reach out to specific reporters, feel free to contact Alex Abrami at aabrami@freepressmedia.com or Judith Altneu at jaltneu@gannett.com. Don’t forget to follow them on X for the latest updates and scores!

Soccer Scores from the Opening Matches

The soccer field was buzzing with excitement as the games unfolded this week. Here are some of the highlights:

  • Northeastern vs. Vermont: A nail-biting draw with a score of 2-2.
  • Essex vs. Rice: Another nail-biter resulting in a 1-1 draw. Notable performances included Rebecca Hilaire scoring for Essex and Madi Lacy for Rice.
  • Middlebury edged out Milton: A competitive match ending with Middlebury triumphing 2-1, assisted by Bea Deering and Ivy Gates.
  • Montpelier showed their dominance: Defeating Mt. Abraham 3-0 in a delightful display of talent.
  • Spaulding came out strong: Hammering Missisquoi with a confident 5-1 win, demonstrating they mean business this season.
  • U-32 also made waves: With a striking win over St. Johnsbury, wrapping up at a commanding 5-1.

A few matches were unfortunately postponed, including Richford vs. Missisquoi and Caledonia United vs. Richford, but don’t worry—those games will be rescheduled soon!

Volleyball Action Spicing Things Up

Meanwhile, our volleyball teams are hitting the court with vigor! Here are how some matches went down:

  • Essex swept South Burlington: Winning all three sets decisively with scores of 25-15, 25-16, and 25-12. Quite the performance!
  • Mount Mansfield had a similar streak: Leaving Montpelier reeling with a solid 3-0 win.
  • Burlington showcased their skills: Taking Champlain Valley down in three sets as well, with tight scores.
  • Rice won against BFA-St. Albans: In a back-and-forth match, they managed to secure the win 3-1, proving their mettle.

Golf Tournament Highlights

Over on the greens, the competition was fierce as teams faced off in various tournaments. Here are some of the top scores:

  • At Kwiniaska: Burlington led the pack with a score of 177, and Brody Waters emerged as the medalist with a fine 39.
  • Champlain Valley made a mark at Cedar Knoll CC: Finishing at 163, with strong performances from Cooper Guerriere and Jack Bryan.
  • Mount Mansfield came in strong at Basin Harbor: With a score of 172, and Gavin Letourneau posting an impressive 40.

Upcoming Matches to Look Forward To

In the weeks to come, fans have lots to look forward to as teams prepare to face off. Keep your eyes peeled for matches featuring:

  • Paine Mountain at BFA-Fairfax and Milton at Peoples.
  • Burlington takes on Mount Mansfield: Fans are eager for this showdown!
  • Plus, the exciting Michigan State at Vermont match!

With games set to start at 4:30 p.m. for most teams, make sure you check the schedule regularly since some match times might change. Let’s rally behind our teams and support those efforts, shout for every goal scored or point earned, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Here’s to a fantastic fall sports season in Vermont!

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