Fall High School Sports Report

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MUHS Boys’ Soccer

By ANDY KIRKALDY MIDDLEBURY — In 2015 the Middlebury boys’ soccer program took a step forward under first-year coach Reeves Livesay, improving from two wins to six and improving its quality of play as the season progressed.

“Last year we did do a good job progressing, and I think we did play our best at the end of the season,” Livesay said. “We hope to pick up there.”

There will be some challenges after graduation and other reasons led to a half-dozen starters not returning. But Livesay said the Tigers are embracing the challenge.

“I think the players are very excited because there are a lot of opportunities for players to take on new roles, and we’re sorting that out right now and getting people in spots on the field where they can succeed,” he said.

One change comes in goal, where junior Santiago Fernandez moves from backup to starter. Seniors Harlow Punderson and Eli Miller return in the middle of the defense and on one flank, respectively. Senior Lucas Pyle will probably line up centrally in the back, with sophomore Tucker Moulton making a case on the other flank and seniors Brett Viens and Jakub Kraus also in the mix. Junior Jake Ingenthron can also play either defense or midfield.

Livesay was still sorting things out in the midfield in the preseason.

Senior Owen Hammel and sophomore Henry Hodde had earned central midfield spots, with Hammel in a more defensive posture.

Senior Sully Swearingen, junior J.D. Goettelmann, sophomore Jed

Danforth and freshman Ebenezer Jackson could all start in the midfield, or Goettelmann could move up front to team up with junior Camden Simpson at striker.

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Holmes (when he recovers from an injury), Ingenthron, and sophomores Jake Peluso and Ben Turner.

Seniors Alan Campbell and George McKeever-Parkes, Goettelmann and Peluso could all slot in at striker.

Overall, Livesay said the Tigers’

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approach to the season is a plus.

“The team loves playing soccer, and that makes a big difference coming in every day to practice.

They have a very good attitude right now, working hard,” he said.

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goal of improving in the course of the fall could determine their success this season.

“Our goal is always to be playing our best at the end of the season and give someone a very competitive match when we’re in the playoffs,” Livesay said.

Girls’ Soccer

By ANDY KIRKALDY MIDDLEBURY — The Middlebury girls’ soccer program has been on the upswing, posting two of its best seasons ever in 2014 and 2015, when the Tigers won nine games and nabbed a share of the Lake Division title.

Coach Wendy Leeds said the Tigers once again have plenty of talent, but after seven seniors graduated and a couple other players did not return her team will have a new look this fall.

“It feels a bit like a rebuilding year even though we have a strong junior class coming back offering some good consistency to what we’ve been building,” Leeds said.

“But we graduated a pretty stellar senior class, and a lot of them were on the back line, and there is some rebuilding there.”

The Tigers do have some experience in the back. Senior goalie Riley Fenster has seen plenty of time over the past two years, and senior Darcy Staats took over as sweeper in 2015. Senior Kess Moulton played regularly at midfield and defense last year and will take over at stopper, and senior Lauren Turner saw action both at midfield and defense in 2015 and will play on one side of the defense.

Junior Satchel McClaughlin re-

turns to the sport after a year off and should start on the other side, but Leeds said juniors Ashlyn Foster and versatile Alexa Lapiner (the latter when healthy) will push for time in the back.

Leeds does expect that group to learn to communicate and retain its shape as the season progresses.

“The dynamic of what we’re building out of the back is looking, sounding, feeling a little different.

We just have to figure that out,” she said.

Junior Helen Anderson will start in the central midfield, probably on the offensive side, and in the preseason Leeds was leaning toward senior Monroe Cromis as the defensive central midfielder, with sophomore Ailey Bosworth also available in the middle.

Senior Amelia Ingersoll and junior Isabel Rosenberg project to start on the flanks, with senior Claire Wulfman, juniors Sierra Barnicle and Christina Wiles, and sophomore Emily Laframboise also all in the midfield mix.

Junior Andi Boe and sophomore Ada Anderson are the strikers, with junior Abby Gleason and Barnicle also running up front.

At times the Tigers struggled to find the net last fall, and Leeds believes that could change this sea-

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son.

“I’m hoping, obviously, we can score more goals. It’s in there.

We’ve got it,” she said.

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important.

“We’ve never had numbers that small before,” Leeds said.

Leeds lists as positives the Tigers’ work ethic and ability to possess the ball and work it up the field,

Coach: Wendy Leeds, Bruce Ingersoll Name Grade Monroe Cromis 12 Riley Fenster 12 Amelia Ingersoll 12 Katherine Moulton 12 Brooke Rubright 12 Darcy Staats 12 Lauren Turner 12 Claire Wulfman 12 Helen Anderson 11

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Middlebury Union High School Varsity Boys’ Soccer Team Head coach: Reeves Livesay Lucas Pyle 12 Jake Ingenthron Name Grade Sully Swearingen 12 Camden Simpson Alan Campbell 12 Thomas Maron 12 Jedidiah Danforth Owen Hammel 12 Brett Viens 12 Henry Hodde Jakub Kraus 12 Santiago Fernandez 11 Tucker Moulton George McKeever-Parkes 12 Tyler Giorgio 11 Ebenezer Jackson Eli Miller 12 JD Goettelmann 11 Harlow Punderson 12 Justin Holmes 11

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Football

By ANDY KIRKALDY MIDDLEBURY — The past three seasons have been exceptional for the Middlebury football program, back-to-back undefeated seasons and Division I titles in 2013 and 2014 and an undefeated regular season and a trip to the D-I final in 2015.

Coach Dennis Smith said the Tigers simply don’t talk about more of the same, however.

“I don’t start the season worrying about undefeated,” Smith said. “The only thing I worry about is getting into the playoffs. And once we get there it’s a three-game schedule, and hopefully you get to play all three.”

The focus instead, for coaches, players and senior captains Andrew Gleason and Trey Kaufmann, has been just getting better and letting the chips fall where they may.

“The captains, Andrew and Trey, have done a good job leading the group,” Smith said.

Overall, Smith describes the Tigers as a lunch-pail crew.

“There’s no standout kids this year.

There’s just a bunch of hard-working kids who have come in ready to play,” he said.

Gleason, pressed into action for the semifinal and final last year due to an injury to the starting quarterback, takes over from the start of the season as the team’s signal-caller.

“At quarterback, we’ve got a kid who played two big games last year,” Smith said. “Andrew’s just a calm kid that takes things in stride and does a great job at what he does.”

Kaufmann is one starting tailback, with senior Pierson Beatty the other and juniors Lane Sheldrick and Paul Deering in the mix. Senior Spencer Carpenter is the fullback.

When Gleason throws, senior split ends Karl Kaufmann and Doug Delorenzo and tight ends Marty Niemo, a senior, and Skyeler Devlin,

a junior, could be targets. Delorenzo could also line up at tight end, Smith said.

Making the offense run will be a line that Smith said should get the job done even with graduation losses.

“We’ve got seven, eight kids that are very strong up there,” Smith said.

“It’s been tough for us to figure out, A, what five are going to start, and, B, where they’re going to be at.”

Heading into the season, Smith planned to put senior Patrick Messenger at center, senior Maverick Payne at right guard, senior Nate Warren at right tackle, junior Jaro Perera at left guard and senior Joe Langevin at left tackle. Senior Nick Beattie and junior Brian Foote will also see time up front.

On the other side of the ball, junior Tyler Hotte is the nose guard, with Messenger, Perera and Payne rotating at tackle, and Delorenzo, Devlin and Niemo taking turns at end.

Kaufmann and Carpenter are the linebackers in the 5-2-4 defense, and five defensive backs will rotate into four spots: Gleason, Pierson Beatty, Sheldrick, junior Cody Pomainville and sophomore Simon Fischer.

Only Gleason saw time back there a year ago, but Smith said the group had begun communicating better during the preseason.

One question for the team is depth.

“Our numbers are down, where I’m only carrying 29 kids on the varsity this year. So that’s the issue right now, 1, no injuries, and 2, these first couple weeks getting into game shape,” Smith said.

But he believes things will work out if the Tigers keep their focus on improving.

“I don’t talk to my guys about we’ve got to win, we’ve got to win,” he said. “It’s just week-in and weekout, getting better and playing the game.”

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MUHS Cross Country

By ANDY KIRKALDY MIDDLEBURY — The Middlebury cross-country program gets a new head coach this season, but he will be a familiar face.

Chris Anderson, a 1972 MUHS graduate and runner at the school, has assisted former coaches Chaz Lyons and Aaron de Toledo the past three falls, coached for the school’s indoor track club each of the past two winters, and worked with the distance runners on the Tiger spring track teams during the past two seasons.

Anderson said he is happy to take over the program.

“The last three years have been a lot of learning as far as working with the kids and incorporating a lot of my experience running,” he said.

“I felt I was ready to step up and enjoyed working with the kids.”

Certainly, Anderson, 61, has plenty of running experience. He never stopped after high school, and has competed in distance running around the state, from modest road races up to ultra-marathons. He hopes to share his love of running as a life sport with the Tiger crosscountry team.

“It’s a big part of my life. One of the things I look forward to in coaching is to impart that, see it being part of people’s lives,” he said.

The sport has run in his family: His daughter, Emily Anderson, who is assisting the program this fall, is a former Division II Vermont crosscountry and track champion.

As for the Tigers, both the boys’ and girls’ teams took fifth in D-II a year ago. Most of the girls who ran varsity at the 2015 state meet in Thetford return: seniors Caroline Kimble, Indigo Woods and Kate Os-

ter; junior Katherine Koehler, and sophomore Kate Wallace.

Anderson expects others to challenge for the five scoring spots, however.

“On the girls’ side we have five runners returning that ran the varsity race at states, and some other upperclassmen that are stepping up now,” he said. “But we also have at last count 10 freshmen girls ... and I’m looking for a number of them to step up and push the upperclassmen.”

Seniors Henry Ganey and Tobias Broucke are the only two returning on the boys’ side who ran varsity at the state meet, but Anderson notes that senior newcomer Ross Crowne is coming off a good spring track season and that junior Cade Christner was coming on strong in the preseason.

As is the case on the girls’ side, others could make an impact, including freshmen coming up from the successful Middlebury Union Middle School program.

“I’m really encouraged by the kind of replacements coming in, and that has a lot to do with the program at MUMS,” Anderson said.

With 50 runners signing up, Anderson is also encouraged overall.

“The program just keeps getting stronger with a wide variety of kids coming out,” he said. “It’s good to see them have fun and get together and become friends.”

In all, Anderson expects another competitive season.

“We’ve traditionally been in the top four or five,” he said, “and certainly I would expect them to be in that range, and to work throughout the season to improve on last year’s performances and get closer to the top.”

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MUHS Field Hockey

By ANDY KIRKALDY MIDDLEBURY — The Middlebury field hockey team enters 2016 coming off a five-win season and dealing with the loss of six seniors and a couple of other starters who did not return, at central defense and in goal.

But Coach Megan Sears was not discouraged in the preseason.

“We are a young team with a lot of heart,” Sears said.

“We have really solid junior and sophomore classes, and just a group of girls that are anxious to learn and support each other through that learning process.”

Junior Bridget Audet stepped up to take over in goal, and Sears said Audet, while still learning on the job, has proven adept at com“We have really ing out to cut down angles and stepping to the ball. solid junior “Her to-do list is very and sophomore manageable,” Sears said. classes, and just Junior Olivia Beauchamp is the new central a group of girls that are anxious defender, and she and junior veteran Raven Payne to learn and on the right side both support each have poise and the abilother through ity to carry the ball out of that learning the circle under pressure, Sears said. Sophomore process.”

— Coach Carly Larocque won the Megan Sears starting nod on the left side with her one-on-one defensive ability, Sears said, while junior Gabrielle Sullivan will back up the defenders.

Speedy senior veteran Kiana Plouffe returns to left midfield, with juniors Laura Whitley and Abby LaRock in the middle and on the right side, respectively. LaRock could also spell the defenders, Sears said, and junior Blair Stone is in the midfield mix and could also run up front.

Senior veteran Lily Smith and freshman Alexis Bartlett will start in the middle on attack, Sears said, with sophomores Grace Widelitz and Nina Schoeren, a German exchange student, on the flanks. Senior Calista Carl and junior Ciara Eagan will also see time on the front line, and Sears said Smith and Bartlett could also slide back and spell the midfielders.

The team’s schedule is back-loaded, with more games in October than September, something that Sears said will give the Tigers more time to gel and improve and play their best down the stretch.

“We’ll have definitely some room to grow, but with our light September schedule I think working hard together often will be really helpful,” she said. “If we just stay healthy and strong we will be able to compete.”

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MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION HIGH SCHOOL

Mt. Abe Field Hockey

By ANDY KIRKALDY BRISTOL — A handful of key players graduated who helped lead the Mount Abraham field hockey team to the 2015 Division II final, including its starting goalie, central midfielder and two defenders.

But longtime Coach Mary Stetson said plenty of experience returns, and plenty of determination.

“They came back fit, excited and ready to play field hockey. A lot of them worked on their game over the summer,” Stetson said.

Sophomore Chessley Jackman takes over in goal, with returning sweeper Emily Aldrich, a junior, in front of her and senior “The flow of veteran Kat the midfield Moody starting on defense on and the one flank. The forward other defensive line will be starters, junior critical to Robyn Arena our success, on the other flank and junior how well Olivia Young they the more change and as forward of the interchange two central despaces.” fenders, with — Coach the freedom to Mary Stetson enter the attack, both saw plenty of time a year ago. Juniors Martha Bruhl, Bridget Davis and Carly Sherwin will also work into the defensive rotation.

“There’s a lot of experience back there,” Stetson said.

At midfield and forward, players will be asked to play different positions and not be afraid to be flexible on the fly depending on how play develops.

“Versatility gives most to the team,” Stetson said.

The Eagles at times last year had difficulty finding the back of the cage, and Stetson said she wants the Eagles to flow to opportunities rather than worry too much about positional responsibilities, with other players ready to respond to support them.

“The flow of the midfield and the forward line will be critical to our success, how well they change and interchange spaces,” Stetson said.

“We’ve struggled to score, so it’s how well we can cover the territory once we put pressure on the net and stay committed to that as a group and not just say that’s someone’s position.”

In the preseason, she projected

senior Ashley Turner, a starter on the flank a year ago, to move into the middle and take over there, with three players rotating through the two outside midfield slots: senior Margaret Moody, junior Abby Perlee and sophomore Casondra Dykstra.

Seniors Jackie Reiss, Celia Heath and Hannah Wahl will probably start up front, with junior Chloe Lyons and sophomores Jalen Cook and Evan Laurent rotating in regularly.

As always, Stetson believes the Eagles’ D-I Metro Conference schedule will prepare them for the D-II playoffs.

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MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION HIGH SCHOOL

Mt. Abe Boys’ Soccer

By ANDY KIRKALDY BRISTOL — With graduation and other reasons, such as a semester abroad, factored in, Coach Mike Corey’s Mount Abraham boys’ soccer team lost more than a half-dozen starters from 2015’s 10-win outfit.

But in the preseason Corey generally was pleased with what he saw, although he would not make any prediction about wins and losses.

“We’re definitely a work in progress,” he said. “I’m much more optimistic now that we’ve gotten through a couple of matches in the preseason.”

Even though Green Mountain Valley put a few goals up on the board vs. the Eagles in their season opener, Corey calls his defense “without a doubt” a team strength.

Ideally, Corey would like to play three in the back, with senior Owein LaBarr in the middle and juniors Jackson Counter and Eli Rickner on the flanks in front of starting junior goalie Toby Bunch.

“Eli, Owein and Jackson are sort of the guts of the team. They will allow for us to be offensively minded and put numbers forward,” Corey said.

“I’m confident against most everybody we can play three in the back.”

Junior Sam Paradee is penciled in to start as an outfield midfield, but could slide back to start as an outside back in a four-back alignment, with Counter moving into the middle. Se-

nior Sam Kuhns, juniors Leo Farrell and Foster Collette, and sophomore William Wright — if he recovers from an early injury — could also start in the back.

Corey projected junior William Schoenhuber and sophomore Owen Maille to start at central midfield, with Paradee and sophomore Weston Allred on the flanks. Wright; juniors T.J. Clark, Eli Jensen, Chris Boyer and Ryan Bonar; and sophomores Angus Schwaneflugel and Kai Dobek are all also in the midfield mix.

“I feel really good about the midfield. It’s a technical, smart group.

They play quickly,” Corey said.

“They’re very solid.”

Seniors Jack Willis and Keion Correll and freshman Silas Burgess will start up front, and both Willis and Burgess scored in the Eagles’ first two games. Dobek and Schwaneflugel, among others, could fill in on an attack that Corey expects to be productive.

“I am actually more optimistic this year about our goal-scoring than I was last year,” he said.

Corey said because many players do not have varsity experience that he expects some growing pains.

“I’m confident we’re going to be competitive,” he said. “I just think we’re going to be more competitive later than we will be early.”

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Mt. Abe Girls’ Soccer

By ANDY KIRKALDY BRISTOL — The Mount Abraham girls’ soccer team is coming off two successful seasons, its first championship in 2014 and a trip to the Division II semifinal round in 2015.

Many of the players who contributed to those campaigns have graduated, but Coach Dustin Corrigan said the cupboard isn’t bare. The Eagles do have some veterans, and fared well in preseason scrimmages.

“I’m cautiously optimistic,” Corrigan said just before the season started. “I think we’ll be competitive.”

Many of those veterans return either on the front line or have shown they can step into the attack from the midfield.

“We have some girls coming back that are proven goal scorers,” Corrigan said. “On the offensive side of the ball we have some very strong players returning.”

Junior wing Lydia Pitts tied for the team lead in goals a year ago, and classmate Abby Mansfield found the net a number of times and will also start up front. Joining them starting on the other wing will be junior Emma Carter, and seniors Lauren Gibson, Addy Croswaith and Keeley Kane and junior Grace Norman can also run up front.

Senior center midfielder Ernesta McIntosh joined Pitts as the Eagles leading scorer, and junior Casey Ober will join her in the middle of the field. Corrigan in the preseason was leaning toward starting junior Mariah Malloy and freshman Mae Peterson on the flanks, while Croswaith and Kane are also in the midfield mix.

The defense will be brand new.

Corrigan plans to use three in the back most of the time, but will switch to four defenders against some teams and in some situations. In the threeback alignment, junior Molly Funk will start in the middle with Jenna McArdle and either Vanessa Dykstra or Emma LaRose outside, and McArdle will shift into the middle in a four-back alignment, with Peterson possibly sliding back to play one of the outside back positions.

Regardless, senior Genysis Berube will take over in goal, with LaRose in reserve.

Corrigan said with no starters returning the group might take time to learn to communicate and play with one another, but he is confident that will occur.

“I think it will come together in the backfield. It will just take some time,” he said. “We’re getting a little better every day.”

The Eagles opened on the road

with possibly their two toughest games. Corrigan expects their Lake Division schedule to be challenging as well, but said he prefers it that way.

“We play a very competitive schedule,” Corrigan said. “I think our athletes are up the challenge.

My philosophy is if you want to be the best you have to play the best and learn something from every match.”

Mount Abraham Union High School Girls’ Varsity Soccer 9/29 @ Milton Date Opponent/Event Time 10/5 Rice 9/7 @ CVU 4:30 p.m.

10/8 Vergennes 9/10 @ U-32 10 a.m.

10/11 Middlebury 9/13 Fairfax 4:30 p.m.

10/14 Missisquoi 9/16 South Burlington 10 a.m.

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Mount Abraham Union High School Varsity Girls’ Soccer Team Coach: Dustin Corrigan Assistant Coach: Denny Cota Name Grade Genysis Berube 12 Addy Croswaith 12 Lauren Gibson 12 Keeley Kane 12 Ernesta McIntosh 12 Ranee Balduc 11 Emma Carter 11 Vanessa Dykstra 11 Molly Funk 11 Mariah Malloy 11 Abby Mansfield 11 Jenna McArdle 11 Grace Norman 11 Casey Ober 11 Lydia Pitts 11 Emma LaRose 11 Mae Peterson 9

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MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION HIGH SCHOOL

Mt. Abe

By ANDY KIRKALDY BRISTOL — The Mount Abraham/Vergennes cooperative football team faces another challenging season, its second during its first two-year promotion to Division II. Coming off a 2-7 campaign in 2015, Coach Lee Hodsden said the Eagles have to be mindful they do not have room for error in a division that a year ago some observers thought might have been as tough top-to-bottom as D-I. “(The key is) no mental mistakes, no fumbles, no turnovers,” Hodsden said. “That’s what really hurt us last year, pre-snap penalties, just mental mistakes. We can’t have them. They’re just drive-killers.”

The team has positives.

Football “We have good athletes, and we have a pretty big offensive line, so we plan on running the ball a lot,” he said.

There is experience in the backfield. Senior quarterback Coleman Russell started a year ago, and senior backs Wyatt Gracie, Peyton Keith and Devon Kimball and junior Casey Kimball all logged carries.

The offensive line sees some turnover, but senior Josh Roscoe returns to help anchor a unit in which senior Kyle Pearsall is also expected to be a major contributor.

Seniors Trevon Smith and Dylan Bradford give the Eagles veteran split ends when the team throws.

Those same players will be mainstays on defense, Roscoe,

Pearsall and Casey Kimball on the line, Gracie and Devon Kimball at linebacker, and Russell, Smith, Bradford and Keith in the secondary.

Hodsden said defending the pass will be critical during most games.

“In Division II there are a lot of teams that run that spread passing attack. And we need to do a better job pressuring the quarterback, and we need to do a better job in pass coverage,” he said.

Other news includes the hiring of Mount Abe graduate and former college football player Cody Alexander and Middlebury Union alum and former Winooski assistant Jim Bougor to assist the program, plus new game jerseys and helmets that feature a Mount

Abe Eagle on one side and a Vergennes Commodore ship on the other.

Hodsden said the team is a “true cooperative program,” with 15 Vergennes athletes on this year’s squad.

“What is unique here is that these schools are archrivals in every other sport, but every fall since 2010 these student-athletes put these feelings aside and come together to form a football team,” he said.

As for the season, Hodsden acknowledged the games will be difficult, as they were a year ago.

“We’re in Division II now,” he said. “They’re all going to be tough.

We just hope to be competitive and have fun.”

Mount Abraham Union High School Varsity Football Team Coach: Lee Hodsden Derek Jackson Assistant Coaches: Gary Russell, Ji Jon Jennings Bougor, Cody Alexander, Justin Tierney, Casey Kimball Eric Hartman Ben Murray Name Grade Chandler Robideau Dylan Bradford 12 Mason Wood Aaron Fanning 12 Chandler Brigan Wyatt Gendreau 12 Dylan Brilyea Wyatt Gracie 12 Tom Charlton Peyton Keith 12 Cyrus Devine Devon Kimball 12 Ryan Durfee Greg Ouelette 12 Nevin Jamison Eli Paquin 12 Peter Koenig Kyle Pearsall 12 Nick Longar Cole Putnam 12 Will Martin Josh Roscoe 12 Roman Mayer Coleman Russell 12 Christien Paquin Trevon Smith 12 Kevin Pearsall Aaron Welt 12 Ethan Pomainville Kyle Beatty 11 Jacob Thomas Addison Goodyear 11 Brandon Tierney Ian Greenia 11 Ira White Mount Abraham Union High School Varsity Football 10/1 Lyndon Date Opponent/Event Time 10/7 @ Burr & Burton 9/3 Burlington 1 p.m.

10/15 @ Otter Valley 9/9 Bellows Falls 7 p.m.

10/22 Mt. Mansfield 9/16 @ Fair Haven 7 p.m.

10/28 @ Milton 9/23 @ North Country 7 p.m.

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Mt. Abe Cross Country

By ANDY KIRKALDY BRISTOL — A puzzling drop in the numbers for the Mount Abraham cross-country program this fall left Coaches Vicki Wright and Brent Crum scratching their heads and scrambling.

For years the program has been healthy enough to field full boys’ and girls’ teams. The 2015 roster was 27 strong, for example. But on the opening day of school this year, only 13 runners were certain to lace up running shoes for the Eagles.

And only “We are still four of them were girls, one recruiting, fewer than the especially number needed for girls.” to score as a — Coach team.

Vicki Wright “We are still recruiting, especially for girls. We are really trying to get a few more girls to come out and round out the team. We’ve got some good returners, it would just be nice to add a couple rookies to fill out the team,” Wright said.

“You can still do well as an individual, but it is really nice to have a team to work for. It feels like it gives you a larger purpose.”

Those returners to whom she refers are junior Ally Hoff and senior Delaynah Leavitt, who were the Eagles’ top two finishers, respectively, at the 2015 girls’ Division II championship race. Two other varsity runners from that event graduated, and three underclassmen, for one reason or another, are not with the team this fall.

“Kids are so busy these days,” Wright said. “It seems crazy to me they wouldn’t do a fall sport, but we do have the musical, and sometimes kids decide they want to do one or the other.”

While Wright and Crum are trying to boost the girls’ numbers, they do feel better about a boys’ team

where four of the seven runners who ran varsity at the 2015 state meet return: junior Aidan May and seniors Jude Bunch, Andrew Raymond and Will Aldrich.

With a couple of other younger runners showing promise, including sophomores Ryan Adams and Ross Carr, Wright is optimistic about that side of the ledger.

“I think our boys team will be fine. We have enough returners,” Wright said. “And I fully expect them to step up to the plate.”

And she fully hopes that more students can be persuaded to run,

Mount Abraham Union High School Cross Country 9/20 @ Milton (Arrow Head) 3:30 p.m.

9/23 @ Randolph (Three Stallion) 4 p.m.

9/27 Host 3:30 p.m.

10/1 @ Thetford 10 a.m.

10/4 @ BFA Fairfax Relays 3:15 p.m.

10/7 @ Mt. Mansfield 3:30 p.m.

10/15 @ Harwood Invite 10 a.m.

10/29 @ NVAC Championships 1:30 p.m.

11/5 State Championships 9 a.m.

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9/6 @ Spaulding 4 p.m.

9/10 @ BHS Invite 9:30 a.m.

9/13 @ Colchester 4 p.m.

9/17 @ U-32 Invite 10 a.m.

both this fall and beyond.

“That’s what I’m hoping, that we’ll recruit some of these people, and Brent’s working hard to re-

cruit in the middle school to try to get them interested in the middle school and then stick with it,” Wright said.

Good Luck, Eagles!

Mount Abraham Union High School Varsity Cross Country Team Coaches: Vicki Wright and Brent Crum Aidan May Name Grade Delana Tow Robert Aldrich 12 Ryan Adams Julian Bunch 12 Thomas (Ross) Carr Peter Foley 12 Mhairi McMurray Delaynah Leavitt 12 Ethan Sawyer Andrew Raymond 12 Jnana Breck-Arndt Brian Cousineau 11 Jordyn Cota Isaac Giles 11 Owen Darling Allyson Hoff 11

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Addison Independent, Thursday, September 15, 2016 — PAGE 9C

OTTER VALLEY UNION HIGH SCHOOL

OVUHS Field Hockey

By LEE J. KAHRS BRANDON — The good news is that the defending Division II State Champion Otter Valley Field Hockey Team has eight returning seniors on the squad this season and is the team to beat. The bad news for next season is they are all starters and they will all graduate in June.

Head Coach Stacey Edmunds said that although graduation will be a blow come next season, she is happy with what she sees across the board on her team this year.

“I am really pleased with the younger players, and it does make me feel better about next year,” she said. “It’s nice to have girls on the bench we can use.”

The bench is deep and has already seen plenty of playing time, particularly during the Otters’ blowout 11-1 victory over Fair Haven at home last Thursday.

OV’s captains this season are standouts Courtney Bushey and Allison Lowell.

And it is all about building up the underclassman, Edmunds said.

With only two juniors, OV has four sophomores and five freshman on the squad. There have not been enough players to field a junior varsity team since 2014.

“Here again, another year to build the program,” the coach said.

“Right now it’s a matter of getting the numbers to keep the program going.”

And Edmunds is also realistic about the Otters’ chances of repeating their success last season in a very strong Division II. “I expect we’re going to have some stiff competition,” she said, naming Woodstock, Bellows Falls and the merging of Windsor’s with Springfield’s programs as strong opponents this season. “It’s not

going to be a cakewalk for us by any means. What we earn, we’ll get.”

That said, OV is undefeated at 2-0 so far this season.

“Of course a repeat championship is our goal,” Edmunds said, “but we have to take it week by week because the composition on the teams changes. Players get hurt, there are new coaches.”

Keeping her own players healthy is a priority, the said. So is conditioning. Starting senior Sophie

Bloomer is out for four weeks with an injury, junior Katie Coolidge is out with a back injury, and Edmunds’ daughter, freshman Alia Edmunds, is out returning from ACL surgery.

“The biggest thing is keeping them all healthy,” the coach said.

“And staying in shape. Endurance is a big part of this game.”

Edmunds said she is also focusing on improving her team’s passing game and relying less on the big play.

“We still do the big hit,” she said, “but with controlled shots and flicks of the ball. The girls are working hard on that.”

Overall, the third-year head coach just wants her players’ best game, week in and week out.

“I think with the team we have, we can get through the season with just a couple of losses,” she said.

“I’d like to be close to last year’s record (12-2-3 ) and go back to the playoffs.”

OVUHS Varsity Field Hockey Date Opponent/Event Time 9/8 Fair Haven 4 p.m.

9/10 @ Brattleboro 4 p.m.

9/14 @ Fair Haven 4 p.m.

9/17 Hartford 11 a.m.

9/21 Bellows Falls 4:30 p.m.

9/24 @ Woodstock 2 p.m.

9/28 Burr & Burton 4 p.m.

9/30 @ Hartford 4 p.m.

10/3 Rutland 4 p.m.

10/5 @ MAU 4 p.m.

10/8 Woodstock 11 a.m.

10/14 @ Bellows Falls 4 p.m.

10/18 MAU 4 p.m.

10/21 @ Rutland 4 p.m.

Otter Valley Union High School Varsity Field Hockey Team Coach: Stacey Edmunds-Brickell Assistant coach: Alia Dick Name Grade Kaitlyn Anderson 12 Sophia Bloomer 12 Courtney Bushey 12 Alyssa Falco 12 Meghan Hallett 12 Allison Lowell 12 Myliah McDonough 12 Courtney Randall 12 Kathryn Coolidge 11 Chelsea Reed 11 Madison Chicoine 10 Gabriella LaGrange 10 Jordan Larraway 10 Sophie Markowski 10 Elizabeth Wright 10 Livia Bernhardt 9 Alia Edmunds 9 Isabella Falco 9 Morgan LaPorte 9 Elinor Ross 9

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OTTER VALLEY UNION HIGH SCHOOL

OVUHS

By LEE J. KAHRS BRANDON — Nothing like a state championship to attract more players. The defending Vermont Division III State Champion Otters are up 10 players this fall, one year after beating U-32 in the final and capping an undefeated season.

It’s the post-Carson Leary era for Otter Valley, as the Gatorade Player of the Year and all-time leading OV rusher and starting quarterback has graduated and is playing for the University of New Hampshire this fall.

OV also graduated the heart of the best offensive line it ever had in MJ Denis, Trevor Peduto and Tyler Allen.

But a guy named Colby McKay has been playing back-up QB on the Otters’ football team for three years, first behind Mike Winslow and then Leary, and now it’s his turn. A senior, McKay notched two wins in OV’s first two games of the season, and Head Coach Jim Hill is happy with his quarterback’s progress. “He’s doing nicely,� Hill said.

Football “We’re really pleased with where he is this year.�

McKay is a team captain, along with seniors Brent Nickerson, Connor Mackie and Collin Parker.

And it’s good the team’s numbers are up, because the Otters have a lot of offensive depth this year, and they are using it. In a devastating blow, standout back and senior Rexall Bautista suffered a torn ACL in his knee during a scrimmage and is out for the season. “My heart was broken for him this morning,� Hill said on the day Bautista got the news from his doctor. “Rex is arguably our best defensive player. He’s one of those guys who’s very versatile.�

With that news, Hill is starting senior Collin Parker at fullback, and senior Tyson Cram will be the Otters’ go-to running back. “He’s an excellent running back,�

Hill said of Cram. “Offense is not a concern. Luckily, we have a ton of depth this year.�

On defense, senior Will Ross has

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been moved from safety to defensive end, and at 6-foot-5 and 200 pounds, Ross will be hard to stop, Hill said. “He’s going to be a nightmare for the opposition,� Hill said.

The Otters also have four seniors starting at defensive tackle: Alex Flanders, Greg Whitney, Ricky Waite and Jeremy Frasier.

Flanders and Whitney are also offensive line guards, along with Rutland High School transfer student Noah Smith, also a senior.

Hill said the offensive line is still coming together in play mode, but he is confident they will gel. “As long as the line develops as I expect, we should do well,� the coach said. “By mid-season, that line will really be clicking.�

As for receivers, Hill has tapped senior Conor Mackie and junior Payson Williams. Hill had high praise for Williams, who plays multiple roles on the offense including kicker and punter. “He might arguably be our best all-around player,� Hill said of Wil-

liams. “He could pick up a ping pong paddle and beat your butt in a game.�

But the Otters have a target on their backs as defending division champions, and Hill said a repeat will not be easy, citing formidable teams at Woodstock, Mill River and Oxbow this season. “This year is certainly going to be a lot harder,� Hill said. “I still think we have the best team out there, but they’re not going to hand it to us.

There really isn’t a weak game on the schedule.�

But the excitement is building, and Hill said he just loves how the surrounding community embraced and celebrated the team’s success last year. “It’s a community thing, it’s exciting,� the coach said. “You go to a lot of these schools and you don’t see the fans in the stands like we do. There’s a buzz in the air. It’s an event, and that’s what I’ve always wanted for our program.�

Coach: Jim Hill Assistant coaches: Chas Hall, Kipp Denis, James Helak and Derek Bassette Name Grade Jove Bautista 12 Tyson Cram 12 Alexander Flanders 12 Jeremy Frasier 12 Matthew Harding 12 Conor Mackie 12 Dustin Manning 12 Sean Martin 12 TJ Martindale 12 Colby McKay 12 Brent Nickerson 12 Cody O’Connell 12 Collin Parker 12 William Ross 12 Erik Sherman 12 Noah Smith 12

Richard Waite Gregory Whitney Neiko Young Daniel Allen Robert Cook Ben Markowski David Soulia Payson Williams Wilson Worn Cody Young Kyle Burch Chandler Corey Matthew Fox Anthony Gabriel Nathan Hudson Dylan Mackie Marcus McCullough Tyler Rowe C’Rique Wood

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OTTER VALLEY UNION HIGH SCHOOL

OVUHS Boys’ Soccer

By LEE J. KAHRS BRANDON — The Otter Valley boys’ soccer team is looking to improve on last year’s 3-3-8 record, but will have to do it with a smaller squad.

Conditioning will be key for the Otters, who only count 15 players this season.

It is also a different group of players, with some leaving to play football, but second-year Head Coach Dick Williams said he is implementing the same system of play.

“We aren’t a kick and run team, we’re a possession team,” he said.

“We’re looking to pass and penetrate and score. It’s a different group but the nice part is a lot of them have the foundation and we’re using the same system and they are familiar with it.”

This year’s captains are seniors Nate Audette and Tom Kingsley, the only two seniors on the team.

Williams has four juniors and six sophomores, including returners Clay Hayes at starting goalie, backed up by Nate Claessens.

Williams said the up and coming underclassmen look good and he is optimistic his numbers will rise in the next few years.

As for what the team is focusing on, the coach said he is stressing creating more options at midfield and up front, a departure from last season when his emphasis was on defense and the backfield.

“We aren’t a kick and run team, we’re a possession team.

We’re looking to pass and penetrate and score. It’s a different group but the nice part is a lot of them have the foundation and we’re using the same system and they are familiar with it.”

— Coach Dick Williams But Williams was mum on specifics, preferring to keep those to himself.

“We know the places where we’re getting hurt and we’re making corrections,” he said. “We need to stop conceding goals and score more goals.”

Williams said he would like to see his team end the season with more wins than losses.

“Then we’d have a home field playoff game,” he said.

But that might be tough in Division III, where Williams said all of OV’s opponents are as good if not better than they were last year.

Either way, Williams said his Otters are working hard and ready to win as many games as they can.

Otter Valley Union High School Varsity Boys’ Soccer Team Coach: Richard Williams Maxwell Williams Assistant coach: Benjamin Black and Nathan Claessens Roger Miro Collin Elliott Name Grade Clay Hays Nathan Audette 12 William Mattsson Thomas Kingsley 12 Reilly Shannon Sawyer Heath 11 Ethan Sulik-Doty William Kelly 11 Nicholas Marcoux Joshua Letourneau 11 Samuel Scholar Justin Tremblay 11 Sawyer Pierpont

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Otter Valley Union High School Boys’ Varsity Soccer Date Opponent/Event 9/3 Fair Haven @ Proctor 9/6 @ Woodstock 9/8 @ Twin Valley 9/14 Vergennes 9/17 Hartford 9/21 Mill River 9/24 @ Springfield

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OVUHS Girls’ Soccer

Otter Valley Union High School Varsity Girls’ Soccer Team Coach: Rick Hedding Colby Reynolds Assistant coach: Amy Walker Felicity Drew Name Grade Julia Lee Olivia Drew 12 Lauryl Blanchard Jillian Flanders 12 Julia Eastman Molly McGee 12 Phoebe Elliott Abbie Pinkowski 12 Mary Kingsley Sarah Hobbs 11 Katie Pelky Brandi Leno 11 Leah Pinkowski Gabby Paolino 11 Sophie Walker

OVUHS

By JOHN S. McCRIGHT BRANDON — The roster for this season’s Otter Valley cross country teams is full of familiar names as five of the six members return from last year’s squad. The new face in the crowd belongs to coach Brooke Kimball.

But, while she is new to the team, she is hardly new to Otter Valley or to the running scene.

Kimball, who resides in Proctor with her husband, Adam, and three children (Treyton, Brookelyn and Camdon), is a full-time special education teacher at OV and has worked in the district for eight year.

A runner since junior high, the Rutland native completed a halfmarathon in Florida this past January. She has coached youngsters in the Girls on the Run program for two years.

Kimball believes cross country is a team sport while recognizing that it a sport where individual results are often most notices.

“I strive to build a strong commu-

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10/4 Long Trail 9/9 @ Black River Tourn.

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10/7 Green Mountain 9/10 @ Black River Tourn.

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10/12 @ Bellows Falls 9/13 @ Arlington 6 p.m.

10/19 @ Windsor 9/17 Bellows Falls 10 a.m.

10/21 Leland & Gray 9/20 Twin Valley 4:30 p.m.

9/24 @ Green Mountain 4 p.m.

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By LEE J. KAHRS As for improvements in play this BRANDON — The Otter Valley season, Hedding said conditioning football team isn’t the only squad is key because the team is small. with an injury to a key player. OV With only 16 girls and two out with girls’ soccer coach Rick Hedding injuries, the bench is not as deep and said in the early season that junior every player must be able to play as standout goalie Gabby Poalino has long as possible. been sided line with an Achilles tenBall control is also something don injury.

Hedding is working on But the good news is with his team. that the coach expects “Our passing “Our passing has come Poalino to be back play- has come a a long way, but now we ing soon, well before long way, but can concentrate on onemid-season if her reskills,” he said. now we can on-one covery goes as planned.

As for what was workFreshman Julia Eastman concentrate ing last season, Hedding was also out with a con- on one-onsaid the team’s good cussion but was back in one skills.” passing skills will only action last week. improve, and he likes the — Coach way his team uses the The Otters had a solid Rick Hedding whole field. season last year, finishing 9-5 and losing Hedding also said he to BFA-Fairfax in the Division III expects more scoring coming from quarterfinals. That was a far cry for his midfielders. the 2014 season, when the Otters “The bottom line is, there aren’t a didn’t even make the playoffs. lot of secrets,” he said of his strateCaptains this year are seniors Jil- gy. “It’s about how well you play it.” lian Flanders, Olivia Drew and AbHedding also likes what he sees in bie Pinkowski, and sophomore Julia his seven freshman players.

Lee. “They are pretty good,” he said.

In the goal during Poalino’s recov- “I’m excited about them and I’m ery will be freshmen Sophie Walker, excited about this season. I think we backed-up by senior Molly McGee. should do pretty well.

Good Luck, Otters!

Cross Country nity within our team and encourage the members to support one another on and off the course,” she said.

“My goals are to have each runner focus and dedicate themselves so that they are able to continue shaving their times down … I want the runners to be able to push themselves to reach their goals.”

Kimball said the five experienced runners on the team (plus newcomer Zachary Scarborough, a sophomore) will help push one another.

“The three returning boys (Wesley Smith, Hayden Gallo and Anthony Rovi) are very competitive with one another and that goes a long way in pushing them,” she said.

Kimball expects junior Kyla Dodge-Goshea will see her times drop significantly with each race.

“She is trying hard to keep up with the boys in practice and it is really helping her.”

Junior Brittney Danforth is a steady runner who can be competitive, as was evidenced in the open-

ing meet in Rutland on Sept. 6.

“Approaching the finish line she realized she had someone closing in on her and really pushed it and was able to cross the line maintaining her lead on the other runner,” Kimball said.

Overall, Kimball was impressed with the Otter results at that meet, and has hopes for improved competitiveness in coming meets.

But she also wants her runners to enjoy themselves and their teammates and other high school harriers. Harking back to her own days at Rutland High School, she said, “I have friendships to this day with runners that I competed against. I hope to be able to help build those same feelings and relationships within my team. I am very excited about the opportunity to coach a sport that played such a big role in my life “I am excited to be a part of this team and see what these kids can do,” Kimball said. “It is a great group!”

Otter Valley Union High School Cross Country Date Opponent/Event 9/6 @ Rutland 9/13 Otter Valley 9/20 @ MSJ 9/24 @ Sudbury Road Race 9/27 @ Mill River

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OVUHS Varsity Cross Country Team Coaches: Brooke Kimball and Bob Clark Name Grade Brittney Danforth 11 Kyla Dodge-Goshea 11 Wesley Smith 11 Hayden Gallo 10 Anthony Rovi 10 Zachary Scarborough 10

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By ANDY KIRKALDY VERGENNES — The Vergennes cross-country team returns only two runners who started the 2015 season with the team and then ran at the state championship meet, sophomore Spencer Hurlburt, second among four Commodore boys’ runners, one short of the number needed to score as a team, and senior Sophia Parker, also second among the three VUHS girls who ran.

But the news is good nonetheless for Coach Brad Castillo’s program — enough newcomers signed up for the team that if most stay healthy both the Commodore “It’s great. boys and girls This is the can score first time that points at meets this fall.

I’ve had a “It’s great,” full squad of Castillo said. both.”

“This is the — Coach first time that Brad Castillo I’ve had a full squad of both.”

Six boys signed on to join Hurlburt, including his sophomore track teammate Wade Mullin, who qualified to run in the Division II championship meet a year ago; senior Brandon Cousino, the championship wrestler who also ran shorter distances for the VUHS track team last fall; and sophomore Andrew Woods, who also ran track for VUHS in the spring.

Three more boys joined, senior Camden Bushey, junior Ben Praamsma and freshman Erich Reitz, bringing the total to seven.

Castillo noted the running experience of many of the boys on the team.

“On the guys’ side we’ve kind of lucked out,” he said.

On the girls side, there are

six newcomers to the team to join Parker, but some with track experience: Senior Sadie Kass qualified for the state meet in the spring, and sophomores Ashley Cray and Olivia Hutchins also both ran for the squad. Junior Anna Huppuch and freshmen Emma Beauchemin and Grace LeBeau rounded out the squad as school opened.

Castillo believes the track seasoning will translate.

“Not a lot of them have crosscountry experience, but they’ve run for me before,” he said.

The chance to compete as a team should help motivate the Commodores, Castillo said.

“We’re not going to knock anybody’s doors down, but we’ll have a chance to score some points, at least, make a name somewhere,” he said.

Certainly, Castillo expects an enjoyable fall for the Commodores.

“We’ve got a great group of young kids that accept everybody,” he said. “They’re a rare group that likes everyone that walks in front of them.”

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Vergennes Union High School Varsity Cross Country Team Coach: Brad Castillo Spencer Hurlburt Name Grade Olivia Hutchins Brandon Cousino 12 Wade Mullin Sadie Kass 12 Andrew Woods Anna Huppuch 12 Emma Beauchemin Ben Praamsma 12 Grace LeBeau Ashley Cray 10 Erich Reitz

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By ANDY KIRKALDY VERGENNES — Coming off an injury-plagued and ultimately disappointing four-win 2015 season, the coaches and players of the Vergennes girls’ soccer team were feeling more positive coming into 2016.

“There’s a mix of new kids and vets who are a little more comfortable playing, know what to do,” said Co-Coach Dwight Irish. “That lends itself to more possession and passing. They have an understanding of the game.”

Many of the teams’ eight seniors are back at midfield, where in the middle senior veteran Caroline Johnston will team up with freshman Emily Rooney, who got her toes wet at the varsity level as an 8th-grader last year.

In the Commodores’ successful opener, seniors Olivia Fournier and Annika Vorsteveld started on the midfield flanks, with seniors Shelby Gage, Aliya Hugo and Shay Pouliot all providing experience and fresh legs off the bench. Pouliot also spelled the central middies. Sophomores Morgan Lynk and Megan Vorsteveld give the Commodores plenty of depth at midfield, allowing them to play at a fast pace.

Junior Kaitlyn Brace and sophomore Ciara McClay start up front, with the middies, notably Rooney, spelling them. Irish is confident the

Commodores can find the net, although he would have liked to see better finishing than they showed in a 1-0 opening win.

“It starts with creating good chances,” he said. “But I think the next step for us putting them away … We definitely have three or four forwards who are capable.”

Senior Megan Rooney has played both sweeper and midfield in her career, and this year the coaches returned her to sweeper to use her speed and experience to anchor the back line. Junior Emma Husk gets the nod at stopper, while senior Lexi Brace and sophomores Hannah Paquette and Rayven Perkins rotate through the outside defensive slots.

Junior Anya Sonwaldt returns as the keeper, offering a veteran presence, size and strong punting.

Irish said the Commodores have a balanced lineup, with good players on the attack and at midfield and defense.

“We’re a little excited, but we don’t want to get too excited,” Irish said. “We have a nice blend up and down the field.”

He expects improvement.

“That was certainly the goal from last year to this year, absolutely,” Irish said. “And not just a step forward, obviously, in trying to win more games, but a step forward in our play.”

Vergennes Union High School Varsity Girls’ Soccer Team Coaches: Dwight Irish and Peter Maneen Name Grade Lexi Brace 12 Olivia Fournier 12 Shelby Gage 12 Aliya Hugo 12 Caroline Johnston 12 Shay Pouliot 12 Megan Rooney 12

Annika Vorsteveld Kaitlyn Brace Emma Husk Anya Sonwaldt Morgan Lynk Ciara McClay Hannah Paquette Rayven Perkins Megan Vorsteveld Emily Rooney

Vergennes Union High School Girls’ Varsity Soccer 12 11 11 11 10 10 10 10 10 9

Date Opponent/Event 9/3 GMVS 9/10 @ Montpelier 9/12 @ Fair Haven 9/15 @ Randolph 9/19 @ Missisquoi 9/24 @ Milton 9/27 Rice

Time 11 a.m.

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Butler said. “We have a strong forward mix, some speed and quickness.”

Senior defender Klass Vorsteveld was also nursing an injury as the season opened, but Butler said he will start in the middle when healthy. In the meantime, sophomore Jack Halpin will sweep, freshman Jeffrey Stearns will serve as the stopper, and juniors Ethan Sausville and Nathan Wojciehowski are the likely outside starters, with Stearns moving out-

side when Vorsteveld returns. Junior Cameron Mclaughlin takes over in goal, with Sausville in reserve.

Butler said the group is short on starting experience, but should gel as the season progresses.

“The backline is solid, but young with the exception of Klass when he comes in there. They’re still learning the positions and formations,” he said. “It’s kind of a work in progress, but they did well in our two scrimmages.”

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The team is not strong in numbers, Butler said, which offers both good news and bad news.

“The plus to a small squad is everybody plays. You get in really good shape,” he said, while the flip side is, “Injuries can take effect, and we’ve had a few already.”

Still, all things considered, Butler is optimistic.

“I would anticipate an improvement from last year, for sure,” he said.

Vergennes Union High School Boys’ Varsity Soccer Date Opponent/Event Time 9/3 Green Mtn. Valley School 1:30 p.m.

9/9 @ Montpelier 6 p.m.

9/14 @ Otter Valley 4:30 p.m.

9/17 Fair Haven 10 a.m.

9/20 @ Missisquoi 4:30 p.m.

9/22 @ Milton 7 p.m.

9/28 Rice 4:30 p.m.

10/1 Missisquoi 5:30 p.m.

10/5 @ Middlebury 4 p.m.

10/7 @ Mt. Abraham 4 p.m.

10/10 Milton 4 p.m.

10/15 Rice 1 p.m.

10/18 Mt. Abraham 4 p.m.

10/21 Middlebury 4 p.m.

Vergennes Union High School Varsity Boys’ Soccer Team Coach: Kevin Hayes Assistant Coach: Ward Butler Name Grade Schuyler Coyle 12 Tinder Kiely 12 Kyle Kingsley 12 Max Ratti-Bicknell 12 Klass Vorsteveld 12 Lance Bergmans 11 Agon Hasini 11 Samir Kadric 11 Ben Kayhart 11 Cameron McLaughlin 11 Ethan Sausville 11 Nathan Wojciehowski 11 Jack Halpin 10 Zeke Palmer 10 Josias Salomao 9 Jeffrey Stearns 9

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By ANDY KIRKALDY VERGENNES — In 2015, a year after major graduation losses, the Vergennes boys’ soccer team played a number of close matches, but won just twice.

According to longtime assistant Ward Butler — who was filling in during preseason for Coach Kevin Hayes, off to attend to family business in his native Ireland — things are looking up this fall.

Asked about the team’s positives, Butler was quick to cite the team’s midfield.

“I think we’re pretty quick through the middle. We’ve got pretty good combination play,” he said.

Senior Max Ratti-Bicknell and junior Ben Kayhart project to start at central midfield, with junior Agon Hasini likely to see plenty of time there or outside as well when he recovers fully from a preseason injury and works into shape.

On the flanks at midfield, Butler said the probable starters are junior Lance Bergmans and senior Kyle Kingsley, with seniors Schuyler Coyle and Tinder Kiely and junior Samir Kadric in the mix.

Butler is confident sophomore Zeke Palmer and freshman Josias Salomao can find the net from the striker position.

“We’ve got some scorers. I think Zeke, Josias, Max can all score.

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