News Summary

The 2025 Vermont high school fall sports season has officially started, featuring thrilling matches in soccer, volleyball, field hockey, cross-country, and golf. Local teams are encouraged to share their game results. The season is packed with excitement as teams battle for victory, showcasing impressive performances across various sports. Fans are urged to support their teams throughout the season and stay updated on upcoming matches.

Vermont High School Fall Sports Season Kicks Off

Hey there, sports fans! The 2025 Vermont high school fall sports season is officially underway, bringing action-packed games in soccer, volleyball, field hockey, cross-country, and golf. It’s the perfect time to rally around your local teams and show them some love! Coaches and team representatives are encouraged to send in their game results pronto via email. What are you waiting for?

For any inquiries, feel free to reach out to the dedicated contacts provided: Alex Abrami at aabrami@freepressmedia.com or on Twitter, and Judith Altneu at jaltneu@gannett.com, also reachable on Twitter.

Soccer Highlights

The competition was fierce on the soccer fields this past week! BFA-Fairfax kicked things off with a resounding victory over Paine Mountain, taking the game 4-1. Key highlights from this match include Cailin Macaulay lighting up the scoreboard with 2 goals and 1 assist, while Lily Marshall and Leigh Brown each contributed with a goal of their own. Goalkeepers Lorelei Sloan and Allora Lawton kept it tight at the back with impressive saves.

Mount Mansfield also found success, trouncing Burlington 4-0, thanks to standout performances from Mallory Chicoine and Phoebe Gresham. Hazen had their share of glory, emerging victorious against Winooski with a score of 3-1, where Isabelle Gouin and Taylor Thompson played key roles.

Not to be outdone, Champlain Valley secured a solid win against Colchester with a 3-0 scoreline. Meanwhile, Mount Abraham dominated Middlebury in a commanding 5-0 performance, led by the dynamic duo of Payton Shepard and Mae Cannon. Enosburg enjoyed a clean sheet victory over Caledonia United, stretching the score to 3-0, and Vergennes absolutely overwhelmed Oxbow with a whopping 8-1 win! Last but not least, Windsor showcased their skills with a 2-0 victory against White River Valley. What an exhilarating start to the season!

Volleyball Highlights

Switching gears to volleyball, Enosburg played clean and fierce, defeating Mount Abraham with a straight-set victory of 3-0. The scores for that match were 25-7, 25-20, and 25-11, showcasing an impressive team effort led by Hazel Kane and Colleen Robtoy.

In a similarly convincing fashion, Colchester achieved victory over Lyndon with scores of 25-19, 25-23, and 25-11, driven largely by the talent of Payton Vilmont, who racked up 21 assists. Essex had a bit more of a battle on their hands against BFA-St. Albans, ultimately winning 3-1 with scores of 25-12, 25-20, 17-25, and 25-16, with Hannah Knickerbocker and Reese Gregory also standing out.

Cross-Country Highlights

Over in cross-country, Mount Mansfield showcased their dominance with a team win over Montpelier, defeating them convincingly with a 3-0 match-up.

Golf Highlights

On the fairways, Henry Huggett from South Burlington put on a stunning performance, finishing as the medalist with a score of 39 at Jay Peak. South Burlington’s team also performed well with scores from Huggett, Cody Eagle, Hanz Rozendaal, and Jack Henry. BFA-St. Albans wasn’t far behind, thanks to Tripp Rabtoy and Ethan LaPlume both clocking in with 42s.

Upcoming Matches

As the excitement continues, don’t miss out on the upcoming matches! BFA-St. Albans will face off against Burr and Burton at 11 a.m., while Champlain Valley takes on Essex and Burlington heads to Mount Mansfield at 10 a.m. Other notable matches include Missisquoi meeting Mount Abraham, Middlebury challenging Winooski, and Rice going head-to-head against Milton. It’s shaping up to be an engaging season, and every match counts!

Let’s show our support for our local teams and keep those scores rolling in!

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