MANCHESTER, Vt. White River Valley’s baseball and softball teams have been chewing up foes all season long. The South Royalton-based school’s track and field program is no slouch, either.The Wildcats won three field events two by senior Jack.
PELHAM, N.H. Senior Derek Lacy produced a trio of top-four results and joined in a winning relay effort to lead the Hanover High boys track team to fourth place at the NHIAA Division II state championship at Pelham High School on Saturday.Lacy ran.
LEBANON The playoff run for the Lebanon High boys tennis team got off to a flawless start on Thursday afternoon when the Raiders dropped just two games in a 9-0 sweep of Kingswood to open NHIAA Division II postseason play at the CCBA courts.Mason.
WRV senior trio has known success in different softball guises
Fiona Vaillancourt of White River Valley winds up to pitch at Woodstock on Thursday, May 27, 2021. White River Valley won 23 - 7. (Valley News - James M. Patterson) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to permission@vnews.com.
Chelsea Trask, left, warms up on deck as her White River Valley teammate Toni Turner, waits at center during their game with Woodstock Thursday, May 27, 2021. Teammates Trask, Turner and Fiona Vaillancourt played for the Whitchester softball team, formed when neither the Rochester and Whitcomb high schools had enough players to field their own full team. They’re now seniors playing for the undefeated White River Valley, which was created when South Royalton and Whitcomb combined into a new school district with Act 46 in 2018. White River Valley won the game 23-7. (Valley News - James M. Patterson) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted
Local roundup: Woodstock boys lax knocks CVU from unbeaten ranks
Ethan Mello
Modified: 5/25/2021 11:24:55 PM
HINESBURG, Vt. Message sent.
The Woodstock High boys lacrosse team broadcast its intention to make a serious run at a VPA Division I state championship by going on the road and knocking off unbeaten division leader CVU, 8-6, final on Tuesday afternoon.
The Wasps (10-1) entered the day ranked fourth in D-I entering the final few days of the regular season.
“It was just a great team win, top to bottom. I’m really proud of the guys,” Woodstock coach Brandon Little said. “It was hard-fought. CVU is a strong team, as they always are.”