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Eagles Complete Weekend Sweep of Vermont With 3-1 Victory
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. – The Boston College women's hockey team completed a weekend sweep of Vermont with a 3-1 victory Saturday afternoon at Kelley Rink. Sarah Powers, Madelyn Murphy and Grace Bickett each scored for the Eagles, while Avah Sedore made 34 saves to secure the win. Boston College...
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Peru shuts out PHS to capture Class A championship
CHAMPLAIN | Peru returned to the top of Section VII Class A boys soccer Thursday, defeating Plattsburgh High 2-0 at Northeastern Clinton to capture its 15th sectional championship of the state tournament era. The 13th-ranked Nighthawks improved to 13-2-2 and earned their fifth Class A title, controlling much of the...
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Vermont Women Win America East Championship, Catamounts Earn Five All-Conference Nods
ALBANY, N.Y. – For the second time in program history, the Vermont Women won the America East Cross Country Championship Friday afternoon on the campus of UAlbany. Zoey McNabb and Siena Stanley placed second and third overall and were joined by Isabella Fryer as an All-Conference selection. The Catamount Men finished in second for the first time since 1991 behind top-five finishes from Darius Parker and Eamon Burke.
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Despite offers to leave, Vermont basketball's Gus Yalden finds home in Burlington
During a sit-down interview earlier this month, Gus Yalden did not shy away from his offseason decision to return to Vermont basketball and run it back for a second season with the Catamounts. Yalden was brutally honest: After an all-league campaign, he was in high demand to leave Burlington. "Ton of lucrative offers thrown at me, legal or not legal however you want to look at it," Yalden said. "It was tough and not the easiest thing in the world." But after the 6-foot-9, 270-pound forward weighed the pros and cons, discussed his options with his mom, Fredrika Yalden, and his head coach, John Becker, on what the program could provide through NIL, Gus Yalden ultimately circled back to several reasons for staying put in in the Green Mountain State. Chief among them: Stability and loyalty. More: Vermont basketball roster breakdown for the 2026-27 season "I would feel like selling out or feel wrong to leave a community, a coaching staff, a team that gave so much to me. I feel like I owe them more. I feel like if I left, it would feel very transactional, a one-way relationship," Yalden said. "It all made more sense to me instead