Megan Tarleton News Today

THETFORD — The No. 4 seed Thetford Academy baseball team was briefly on the ropes in its playoff opener against 13th-seeded Northfield, trailing by four in the fourth inning after the visiting Marauders plated five runs in the top of the frame.The...

WOODSTOCK — Many teenagers would understandably be hesitant about the idea of being coached by a parent. But Jordan Allard didn’t want anyone other than her mother, Angela, to coach the Woodstock High softball team after the two moved from Randolph...

QUECHEE — A surge for the ages turned an early deficit for the Mid Vermont Christian girls basketball team into a comfortable win, 59-41, over visiting Poultney on Tuesday night in the opening round of the VPA Division IV playoffs.The No. 11 seed Blue...

CHESTER, Vt. — It ain’t over until it’s over. Just ask the Rivendell Academy girls basketball team.The Raptors closed with a flourish, using a 15-1 run in the fourth quarter to pull off a comeback win, 32-27, at Green Mountain on Tuesday night.This...

SOUTH ROYALTON — The White River Valley girls basketball team hadn’t hit the floor for a game in 17 days when the Wildcats hosted Rivendell on Saturday. It proved to be worth the wait.WRV built a six-point lead after one quarter, gradually extending...

EXETER, N.H. — The run is done for the Lebanon High field hockey team. The Raiders came up short in the NHIAA Division II semifinals, falling to Goffstown, 2-1, in an overtime thriller on Friday night at Bill Ball Stadium.Sally Tretter scored with...

WEARE, N.H. — Senior Clara Smyrski made a timely defensive save in the fourth quarter kept the game tied, setting up Claire Thibodeau’s game-winning goal with four minutes left in the second overtime that lifted No. 5 Lebanon over No. 4 John Stark,...

THETFORD — Victory, at last. The Thetford Academy boys soccer team broke through for its first win of the season, a 3-1 defeat of visiting Lamoille on Tuesday afternoon.Jacob Gilman put the Panthers in front in the 25th minute with a goal, his second...

Looking Back Galva April 26, 2006 These Scouts and their leaders recently started Alwood Boy Scout Troop 144. They are Michael Keener, Gole Kessinger, Seth Reiner, Alex Johnson, R. J. Dermore, Jacob Peterson, Leaders Jim “Tiger” Beck, Terry Johnson and Jeff Kessinger and Scout Jarod Litton. Lois Vigor, director of the current YMCA Child Care Center of Galva, receives a $500 check from Teresa Hulick, service chairperson for the Lambda Nu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. The money will be used for ...