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By Ben KaufmannCounty Courier ST. ALBANS – Before heading off to UVM’s Patrick Gym for the Division I final four for the first time since (more…)
By Ben KaufmannCounty Courier ST. ALBANS – Before heading off to UVM’s Patrick Gym for the Division I final four for the first time since (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 Kaufmann ST. ALBANS – After winning a third straight Division I championship last season, including a quarterfinal trouncing of BFA-St. Albans, perennial powerhouse (more…)
By Ben KaufmannCounty Courier BURLINGTON – BFA-St. Albans went more than 10 minutes without getting across midfield in a slog of a first half Friday (more…)
By Ben KaufmannCounty Courier SWANTON – Former assistant Anthony Labor will take over as head coach of the Missisquoi Valley Union varsity football program this (more…)
**Each week, the County Courier sports staff will answer one “Question of the Week” in regards to the high school sports scene. We decided to (more…)
By Ben KaufmannCounty Courier BURLINGTON – Midway through the second period of Friday’s Division II boys’ hockey championship game, Milton’s Owen Severy took a crunching (more…)
By Ben Kaufmann A note from the author: The research for this story comes from the Comet Hockey website, a collection of the entire history (more…)
By ANTHONY LABOR JR. BURLINGTON – The BFA-St. Albans girls hockey team completed its first undefeated season in program history when it came away with (more…)
By ANTHONY LABOR JR. HIGHGATE – With two minutes to go in the second period of its semifinal game against Stowe on Saturday, things looked (more…)