basketball

Twin Valley wins two in a row

WHITINGHAM- Twin Valley played its third basketball game in three days Wednesday evening and the Wildcats look like they’re finding their groove. They won a back-to-back game for the first time in two seasons, overcoming the Poultney Blue Devils 44-36.
Coach Chris Brown said the two...

The Twin Valley boys’ varsity basektball team. Back row, from left: Chris Eckert, Liam Wendel, Cody Magnant, Steven Oyer, Noah Dornburgh, Caleb Dupuis, Brian Sullivan, and coach Chris Brown. Front row: Luke Wrathall, Cooper Adams, Joey Crafts, Matt Hammond, and Carson McHale. Randy Capitani

The Twin Valley boys’ varsity basketball team. Back row, from left: Chris Eckert, Liam Wendel, Cody Magnant, Steven Oyer, Noah Dornburgh, Caleb Dupuis, Brian Sullivan, and coach Chris Brown. Front row: Luke Wrathall, Cooper Adams, Joey Crafts, Matt Hammond, and Carson McHale. Photo by Randy Capitani

Wildcats’ upset bid falls short, Terriers roll

WHITINGHAM- The Twin Valley Wildcats stayed within striking distance for much of Friday’ game with Bellows Falls. But a big shot by the Terriers to end the third quarter and a dominant fourth quarter helped Bellows Falls come away with the 67-32 win.
“We came into Bellows Falls with a...

Twin Valley girls drop low-scoring road game

ORFORD, NH- The Twin Valley girls’ varsity had a pair of games postponed this past week due to weather. The Wildcats had to reschedule a home game with Arlington and a road tilt with Proctor. They were able to get in a Saturday game at Rivendell. While the weather held up, the Wildcats were...

Fire, police departments to face off

By Lauren Harkawik
WILMINGTON - The fire and police departments will face a unique obstacle on Sunday, March 20. It isn’t a raging fire or a criminal on the loose. It’s each other. The two departments will engage in a showdown on the basketball court in a Wilmington Fire Department vs....

Twin Valley's Colin McHale, #10, tries to pass the ball upcourt while Leland & Gray's Matt Emerson defends during a game last month. McHale's Wildcats will open the D4 tournament hosting Richford Wednesday evening. Emerson's Rebels will travel to Williamstown Wednesday to begin the D3 championship chase.

Twin Valley's Colin McHale, #10, tries to pass the ball upcourt while Leland & Gray's Matt Emerson defends during a game last month. McHale's Wildcats will open the D4 tournament hosting Richford Wednesday evening. Emerson's Rebels will travel to Williamstown Wednesday to begin the D3 championship chase.

Playoff pairings announced: Wildcats stay home, Rebels hit the road

SOUTHERN VERMONT- The Vermont Principals Association announced basketball final rankings and pairings for the upcoming high school tournament this morning. For local teams, the Twin Valley boys and girls teams each finished in sixth place in the final D4 rankings. That means home games in...

Twin Valley defense keys big win over Lions

WHITINGHAM- As the COVID-shortened high school basketball season winds down, the Twin Valley boys’ varsity team is heating up. The Wildcats won their fourth game in a row Tuesday evening, as their stifling defense overwhelmed the Long Trail School Mountain Lions in a 62-29 rout.
“It was...

Wildcats claw back from tough loss, beat Lions

DORSET- The Twin Valley girls’ varsity basketball team got back to its winning ways Monday evening with a solid 48-25 win at the Long Trail School. The Wildcats used strong defense to hold down the host Mountain Lions’ top scoring threat and come away with the victory.
“We spoiled their...