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Vermont High School Sports Results for Saturday, October 5

The Exciting Start of the 2024 Vermont High School Fall Sports Season

As the leaves begin to change and the air turns crisp, the 2024 Vermont high school fall sports season has officially kicked off. Athletes across the state are lacing up their cleats, donning their jerseys, and preparing for an exhilarating season filled with competition, teamwork, and school spirit. This article will provide a comprehensive overview of the latest scores, schedules, and highlights from various sports, including soccer, field hockey, volleyball, golf, and cross-country running.

Reporting Scores and Updates

To keep the excitement alive, coaches and team representatives are encouraged to report game results as soon as possible. This can be done by emailing sports@burlingtonfreepress.com with the necessary details, including a contact name and number. This collaborative effort ensures that fans and families stay informed about their teams’ performances throughout the season.

For further inquiries, you can reach out to sports reporters Alex Abrami at aabrami@freepressmedia.com or Judith Altneu at jaltneu@gannett.com. Follow them on X (formerly Twitter) for real-time updates and insights into the high school sports scene.

Saturday’s High School Games

Football

The football season is heating up, and fans can catch up on the latest scores and schedules by visiting the Week 6 scoreboard.

Field Hockey Highlights

The field hockey matches showcased some impressive performances:

  • Rice 8, Mount Mansfield 1
    Lanah Quong led the charge for Rice with an outstanding four goals and one assist, supported by Violet Clough’s one goal and three assists. Emeri Rasco contributed two goals, while Molly McGibney made one save for Rice. Mount Mansfield’s Abby Hussey managed to score one goal, but Bea Dirkmaat faced a barrage of shots, making 13 saves.

  • Essex 2, Mount Abraham 0
    Zuzu Rooney and Calleigh Bruyns each scored for Essex, while Sophie Krauss made four saves to secure the shutout.

  • South Burlington 8, Burlington 0
    A dominant performance from South Burlington saw multiple players score, including Elise Knoth and Jill Coucke, who each had one goal and two assists.

Girls Soccer Results

The girls’ soccer matches were equally thrilling:

  • Essex 2, Mount Mansfield 1 (2OT)
    Hazel Fry’s late equalizer and subsequent assist for Bria Breckage secured a dramatic victory for Essex.

  • Winooski 6, Lyndon 1
    Joyce Mampuya and Ketila Selemani were standout players for Winooski, contributing to a commanding win.

  • Montpelier 3, Lamoille 0
    Maeve Keller and her teammates delivered a solid performance, with Camille Edgar making eight saves in goal.

Boys Soccer Highlights

The boys’ soccer games delivered excitement and close finishes:

  • South Burlington 1, Colchester 0
    Thierry Copeland’s penalty kick proved decisive for South Burlington.

  • Mount Mansfield 2, Essex 1
    Finn Monahan’s last-minute goal clinched the win for Mount Mansfield in a thrilling finish.

  • Champlain Valley 8, BFA-St. Albans 1
    A dominant display from Champlain Valley, with Ethan Revoir and Will Wallace leading the scoring.

Girls Volleyball Results

In volleyball, teams showcased their skills:

  • Essex 3, South Burlington 0
    A strong performance by Riley Austin, who recorded 11 kills and 13 digs, helped Essex secure a clean sweep.

  • Enosburg 3, Montpelier 1
    Enosburg bounced back after dropping the first set to take the match.

  • Harwood 3, Missisquoi 0
    Harwood’s Savannah Fulton shined with eight aces in a commanding victory.

Cross-Country Running

The Woods Trail Run at Thetford Academy saw athletes pushing their limits. For detailed results, visit Lancertiming.com.

Upcoming College Games

As the weekend approaches, college sports are also on the horizon:

  • Women’s Soccer: UMBC at Vermont, noon.
  • Field Hockey: Vermont at Dartmouth, 1 p.m.

These matchups promise to be exciting as local colleges continue to build their seasons.

Conclusion

The 2024 Vermont high school fall sports season is off to an electrifying start, with athletes showcasing their talents and teams vying for victory. As the season progresses, fans can look forward to more thrilling games, standout performances, and community spirit. Stay tuned for updates, and remember to support your local teams!

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