Twin Valley

Board nixes occupancy plan, sets new sewer rate

WHITINGHAM - Over the course of two meetings, the Whitingham Selectboard heard concerns about, debated, and ultimately decided against a proposal to bill sewer users based on a building’s maximum occupancy.
The proposal was suggested by board member James Weber at their October 5 meeting...

Twin Valley soccer players recognized

WHITINGHAM- With the soccer season over, a number of Twin Valley varsity players were recognized with postseason awards.
For the Wildcat girls, the Coaches Award went to Leann Crafts; Most Improved player was Kota Larey; the Offensive Player of the Year was Bianca Place; Defensive...

School board tables property policy

WHITINGHAM- At their regular meeting Tuesday evening, Twin Valley School Board members were advised that community recreational facilities at Twin Valley Elementary School could be a liability risk.
The board tabled a second reading of a proposed policy on making “changes to school...

Twin Valley’s Cody Magnant, #11, works against Bellows Falls in a match on Friday, October 21. The junior midfield had a strong season for the Wildcats. Stacy Birch

Wildcats’ season comes to end with 1-0 quarterfinal loss

MARSHFIELD- The Twin Valley boys’ soccer team saw their season come to an end Saturday in the quarterfinal round of the state D4 tournament. The fifth-seeded Wildcats suffered a difficult 1-0 loss to number four Twinfield-Cabot at Twinfield Union High School.
It also was the second time...

Twin Valley recognized its senior soccer players before Friday’s match with Bellows Falls. From left are Matt Hammond, coach Buddy Hayford, Cooper Adams, Liam Wendel, and Caleb Dupuis. Photo courtesy Stacy Birch

Wildcats ride second-half wave to beat Rebels, head to second round

WILMINGTON- Fifth-seeded Twin Valley hosted Leland & Gray in the playdown round of the D4 state soccer tournament. The match came just a week after the 12th-seeded Rebels held on for a 1-0 win at their home field in Townshend. But on Wednesday, the Wildcats were determined not to be upset by...

Despite a challenging season, the Twin Valley Wildcats girls’ varsity hung together and played as a team. Their coach was happy with the progress of the young team. RC

Twin Valley girls close out season

WILMINGTON- The Twin Valley girls’ varsity soccer team closed out its season Saturday with a 3-0 loss to the visiting Poultney Blue Devils. The match was one of the most competitive of the season for the host Wildcats.
“It was a great fight,” said Twin Valley coach Taryn Lawrence. “I...

Wildcats slip up on Slaters, beat the Horde, lose close match to Rebels

WILMINGTON- The soccer gods can often play cruel tricks on teams. Such was the case on a rainy Thursday evening, when it looked like the Twin Valley Wildcats were going to rally from a 3-1 deficit and sneak out with a much-needed win over visiting Fair Haven. But the deities had other plans, as...

Twin Valley midfielder Bianca Place had a strong game at West Rutland on Tuesday. RC

Wildcats take Horde to the wire

WEST RUTLAND- The Twin Valley girls played by far their best soccer match of the season on Tuesday when they visited one of the top teams in Division 4, the West Rutland Golden Horde. Ultimately, the hosts prevailed 1-0, but Wildcat coach Taryn Lawrence was jazzed about the close finish....

Twin Valley takes care of defending champs, loses close one to Raptors

WILMINGTON- Mount Saint Joseph, the defending Vermont state champion in Division 4 high school soccer, visited Hayford Field Thursday, where the host Twin Valley Wildcats beat them 3-0.
“It’s always nice to knock off the defending champs,” said Twin Valley coach Buddy Hayford after the...

Selectboard discusses new plan for sewer rates

WHITINGHAM - At the Whitingham Selectboard’s regular meeting on Wednesday, October 5, the board discussed a new plan for the sewer rate.
Board member James Weber said he and selectboard office administrator Gig Zboray met with RCap Solutions, which helped them determine sewer rates in the...