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U-32 rolls North Country to open high school football season
NEWPORT, Vt. (WCAX) - The Chris Cadorette era at U-32 got off to a great start as the Raiders went on the road and rolled defending D2 champion North Country 40-8. U-32 wil get another major test next week as they host Bellows Falls. North Country will lick their wounds and head to Fair Haven.
Women's Volleyball Sweeps Lyndon to Open 2024 Campaign
JOHNSON, Vt. – The Vermont State University Castleton women's volleyball team coasted to a season-opening victory on Saturday morning, taking a 3-0 win over Vermont State University Lyndon in the opening match of the Vermont Volleyball Classic in Johnson. The Spartans amassed 29 aces as a team—fifth most in...
VTSU Lyndon volleyball to open the season at Vermont Classic
Lyndonville, VT - The Vermont State University Lyndon volleyball team is looking to take more positive steps on the road to competitiveness this season. A year ago the Hornets picked up their first wins since 2017, and look to build on that and become a factor in the North Atlantic Conference.
VTSU Lyndon soccer teams to kick off the season with Labor Day doubleheader
Lyndonville, VT - The Vermont State University Lyndon men's and women's soccer teams will open the 2024 season on Monday when they host a doubleheader with Paul Smith's College. The women will start things off with an 11:00 am kickoff, with the men to follow immediately afterward. Zach Blaser, a...
U-32 Running Game Grinds NCU Falcons
NEWPORT –– The Union-32 Raiders ran for 293 yards on the ground led by senior Ayden Boyd who finished with 187 yards on 25 carries. He was helped by junior signal caller Charlie Fizpatrick who threw for 55 yards making the most of it, throwing a trio of touchdowns passes. He hit Eliot Caswell from six yards out following a Falcon interception. On his second possession he threw a slant to junior Brady Knapp from 15 yards out for an early 13-0 lead.
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