Young Twin Valley girls’ varsity looking to learn, build for the future

WHITINGHAM- After a year layoff, Twin Valley Middle High School once again has a girls’ varsity basketball team. The Wildcats opened their 2022-2023 season on Monday with a 72-10 home loss to the visiting Bellows Falls Terriers.
“It’s a work in progress,” said Twin Valley coach James Anderson. “I’m trying to get them to understand that it’s a process. There’s one junior, three sophomores, and four eighth graders. This is their first time playing at a varsity level.”


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