Week 8 of Vermont High School Football Kicks Off with Exciting Matchups
This week in Vermont high school football is buzzing with excitement as teams gear up for a series of competitive games. Week 8 began on Thursday and continued into Friday, with a variety of matchups planned for the weekend. Coaches and team representatives have been asked to report their game results swiftly to keep fans updated.
A total of eight games took place on Friday night, with four more scheduled for Saturday afternoon and evening. The atmosphere is vibrant as local fans rally to support their teams, adding to the intensity of the competition.
In one of the highlighted games, MAU achieved a strong start against Brattleboro, racing to a 19-0 lead early in the game. Asa Reis showcased his talent with 216 rushing yards and a touchdown. Meanwhile, Jonathan Crossman added two rushing touchdowns, solidifying the team’s offensive strength. MAU, with a record of 4-4, managed to force four turnovers and even scored on a trick play—a fake punt that resulted in a 43-yard touchdown from Tatum Stratton to Colin Brady.
In a contrasting matchup, Essex put on a dominating performance, scoring on five of their first six possessions, leading to a 36-0 advantage at halftime. Quarterback Sam Bent led his team with impressive stats, throwing for 192 yards and four touchdowns. Essex’s dominant play has positioned them as a strong contender with a record of 5-3.
Other teams also showcased their skills; for instance, Champlain Valley displayed resilience in their match, securing a 14-0 lead by halftime. Rutland had a nail-biter against St. Johnsbury, where Jayden Graham starred with a key four-yard touchdown run, helping Rutland secure a 7-1 record.
As the weekend unfolds, fans eagerly await the outcomes of the remaining games, with tension and excitement filling the air. With playoff spots on the line, teams are working hard to secure their place in next week’s matchups. Stay tuned for final scores and detailed stats as the thrilling action continues across Vermont.
For any game updates, please contact the sports department with results, including a name and contact number.
