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BHS alumna Ilona Maher powers to top of USA rugby

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by Lea Mihok If one were to name a sport Vermonters excel at, they would probably choose skiing, snowboarding,...
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What do BHS students think of the Seawolf?

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Co-Written by Hazel Wasmund and Ayden Flanigan Burlington High School (BHS), Winooski High School (WHS), and South Burlington High School (SBHS) joined forces this year...
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Bring it on! Combined cheerleading team provides opportunities for BHS students

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By Anessa Conner Every day at 3:05 Savanah Jarvis, a BHS junior, and Kami Chadwick, BHS freshman, rush to South Burlington High School (SBHS) for...
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Winter Sports Blast

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Alpine Skiing Record/Ranking: N/A Season So Far: The Alpine Ski team has had a relatively impressive season so far. It is hard to determine the...
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OP-ED: Give credit to athletes

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Every blue day at 8AM I make my way into the basement of Burlington High School to change into something more suitable for my...
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BHS Bowling Team Receives Varsity Recognition

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Burlington High School (BHS) has added a 22nd varsity sport to its arsenal: Bowling.   Both Jeanne Hulsen, the BHS Athletic Director and Mike Havens,...
The Burlington High School boys' lacrosse team celebrates after a win last season. | Photo: OREAD
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Boys’ Lacrosse Seeks to Rebound After Loss of Key Seniors

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The 2016 boys lacrosse state champions are ready to defend their title. With the loss of many key seniors the Burlington team headed into...
Senior Alex Cate, a captain on the Burlington High School Varsity Football team, has been selected to the 2017 Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl, the all-star game of Vermont football. The Shrine Bowl is an annual competition between the best players from Vermont and New Hampshire. Vermont players are selected by a committee of coaches each year based on their performance and skills in the past season. They are coached by the BFA Varsity football coach Bob Lockerby, who has had several exceptional seasons with his team in the past few years. The Shrine Bowl was first played in 1954 in New Hampshire. It was played in the granite state every year but one until 2009, when it was played in Windsor, Vt. for three years. After three years back in New Hampshire, the game has been hosted at Castleton University for the past two years, and will be played there this year on Aug. 5, starting at 5 p.m. Since the bowl’s creation, Vermont has only won 14 out of the 63 matchups. Vermont won last year in a 50-2 blowout victory.
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Senior Alex Cate Named to Shrine Bowl Team

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Senior Alex Cate, a captain on the Burlington High School Varsity Football team, has been selected to the 2017 Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl, the...
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Seahorses Win First Title Since 2008

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Senior Seraphin Iradukunda second-half strike was all Burlington needed on Saturday as the Seahorses (17-1) defeated Essex for their first Division 1 crown since...
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