OPINION: WHO IS RESPONSIBLE?
Editor’s Note: This column is written by Ben Kaufmann, who spearheads the County Courier’s weekly sports coverage. On January 19th, I was covering the Milton (more…)
Editor’s Note: This column is written by Ben Kaufmann, who spearheads the County Courier’s weekly sports coverage. On January 19th, I was covering the Milton (more…)
Following Thursday’s varsity basketball game between the boys’ teams from Milton High School and BFA-Fairfax, fans and players confronted each other on the court regarding allegations from the Milton team that Fairfax fans had directed racist remarks at Yellow Jacket players.
By Ben KaufmannCounty Courier Enosburg Falls High School principal Joseph Donarum has been placed on paid administrative leave pending an investigation into Donarum’s use of (more…)
By Ben KaufmannCounty Courier ENOSBURG – In a jarring twist to Tuesday night’s basketball game between the Enosburg and Middlebury girls, Hornet Athletic Director Anthony (more…)
By Ben KaufmannCounty Courier MILTON – A young and shorthanded Milton team proved no match for BFA-St. Albans on Wednesday night. A 2-2 tie in (more…)
Adversity, by nature, forces a change of direction. In team sports, those obstacles either push a team closer together or drive it into chaos. In the case of the 2021 Enosburg boy’s soccer team, it would have been easy for the talented squad to fall off the deep end. But after accusations of abusive behavior put a spotlight on the Hornets, who in turn became victims of online vitriol from people outside the program, this Enosburg team drew even closer and put its best foot forward. Following all the drama throughout the season and a semifinal played without spectators due to the abuse allegations, Enosburg arrived at Maxfield Sports Complex on Saturday afternoon aiming to upset top-seeded Green Mountain and claim its first championship since 2006.
BFA-Fairfax players are crushed after Emma Spiller’s late go-ahead goal was waved off for offside. BFA conceded the final goal of the game seconds later and lost Wednesday’s Division III semifinal to Leland & Gray, 4-3 (Ben Kaufmann, County Courier)
By Ben KaufmannCounty Courier JERICHO – Tied with No. 4 Mt. Mansfield at 6-6 midway through a decisive fifth set to 15, players from No. (more…)
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In his 20th year at the helm of his alma mater and with his son on the field, Milton High School coach Glen Button picked up his 200th career win via a 6-0 win at Missisquoi on Friday afternoon.
By Ben KaufmannCounty Courier A wild soccer game in Winooski on September 18th has turned into much more in the last week following a viral (more…)