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Brandon Canevari/File photo In this file photo, TV Wildcats’ Niko Gerding stays with the ball. Twin Valley got off to a strong start, scoring 11 minutes into the recent match against Otter Valley when Gerding got the rebound on a shot by Brown and tapped the ball into the back of the net.

Twin Valley boys undefeated, winning Springfield and Otter Valley

WILMINGTON—The Twin Valley boys added to their win total this week with victories over Springfield and Otter Valley.
Saturday’s win over Otter Valley (0-9) was a dominant performance with the Wildcats (9-0) putting 27 shots on goal to the Otters five, en route to a 9-0 win.
“I’m...

VTFW announces regulation changes

MONTPELIER - Four Vermont Fish and Wildlife (VTFW) regulations have been amended and are now in effect. Big game is defined in Vermont statute as deer, bear, moose, wild turkey, caribou, elk, and anadromous Atlantic salmon taken in the Connecticut River Basin. The regulation changes are as...

Brandon Canevari/File photo In this file photo of a game against Rutland, Twin Valley’s Avery Brown moves in for control of the ball. Brown was able to land a 30-yard goal recently against West Rutland.

Wildcats girls team take home wins over Rutland, Poultney

WEST RUTLAND—The Twin Valley girls soccer team had another successful week, picking up two hard-fought wins against West Rutland and Poultney last week.
On Wednesday, September 23, the girls picked up a 4-3 win in a seesaw battle with West Rutland.
Twin Valley (7-1) had a quick...

Marsha Keegan The Twin Valley boys soccer team poses for a photo after winning their fifth straight John Werner Tournament title on Saturday, September 19.

Twin Valley boys defeat Arlington to win fifth straight Werner Championship title

ARLINGTON—There may have been a little bit of a wait, but the Twin Valley boys soccer team defeated Arlington 2-0 in the championship match of the 18th John Werner Tournament on Saturday, September 19.
The match was originally scheduled for Thursday, but rain delayed the match until...

Twin Valley girls lose to Long Trail in Werner Tournament opener, defeat MSJ in consolation game

ARLINGTON—The Twin Valley girls bid to win the John Werner Tournament this year came up short with a 2-1 loss to Long Trail School in the opening round on Wednesday, September 16.
The loss was the first of the season for the Wildcats (5-1). Twin Valley started the game strong with Yoly...

Twin Valley girls soccer off to best start in years

WILMINGTON—The Twin Valley girls soccer team continued their winning ways this week, picking up victories over Mill River and Bellows Falls.
In their second home game of the season on Saturday, September 12, Twin Valley defeated Bellows Falls 3-1.
“Bellows Falls was a tough opponent...

Twin Valley boys soccer still undefeated; earn spot in Werner Tournament Championship game

By Brandon Canevari
RANDOLPH—The Twin Valley boys soccer team turned in another impressive performance on Monday, defeating Long Trail 9-3 in the opening round of the John Werner Tournament.
Brayden Brown, who scored four goals and added an assist in the match to bring his career...

TV girls start strong, earn wins over Proctor, Randolph

WILMINGTON—In their second test of the season, the Twin Valley girls soccer team turned in another strong effort, defeating Randolph in their home opener 5-2 on Friday, September 4. The first half was filled with several chances for both sides, but it was Twin Valley (2-0) that made the...

Twin Valley boys soccer team keeps rolling, pick up wins over Mill River and Otter Valley

CLARENDON—The Twin Valley boys soccer team turned in strong performances last week, earning a pair of wins including one on the road against Mill River on Thursday, September 3. Going into the season Twin Valley head coach Buddy Hayford said he expected Mill River to be one of the tougher...

Regulated goose hunting seasons benefit their populations and local ecosystems.

Canada goose and waterfowl hunting seasons have begun

Vermont’s resident Canada goose hunting season is open through Friday, September 25, to help control Vermont’s resident Canada goose population prior to the arrival of Canada geese migrating south from Canada, according to the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department (VTFW). The season is open...