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For a second year in a row, Harwood Golf took home the Division II state championship trophy, making it the fifth ever in the program’s history. The Times Argus filed this report.
The Harwood Union Cross Country team made its annual trip to Belfast, Maine, last weekend for the 25th Maine Festival of Champions, where a school freshman trail race record was vanquished in storybook fashion.
WAITSFIELD—Morning fog was lifting off the trees in Waitsfield on Sunday as 50 cyclists began to warm up and pin bibs to their backs for the Allen Clark Hill Climb.
Last Sunday, the back streets of Waterbury and Duxbury filled with more than 400 people of all ages and abilities competing in the 42nd Leaf Peepers Half Marathon and 5K races.
The countdown is on for a fall tradition in Waterbury with the Leaf Peepers Half Marathon and 5K set for next Sunday, Oct. 4.
Harwood Girls Youth Basketball has a special Girls Night Out event planned for Oct. 9 to spread the word and recruit new players in grades 4 through 6 for the upcoming recreation season.
A small but dedicated group of runners braved the heat and humidity to get in a Fun Run at Harwood before the thunderstorms struck Monday evening.
The Vermont Olympic Development Program’s U14 boys soccer team captured an international championship and the U14 girls placed third at the prestigious Rey Cup in Iceland, one of Europe’s premier youth soccer tournaments.
Registration for fall teams with Waterbury Youth Soccer is now open.
Many new faces were in the pack of 20 runners who turned out for the Harwood Fun Run on Monday, July 27. On Aug. 3, a smaller group that turned out got a stunning rainbow treat.
Sixteen runners took on the Harwood trails for this week’s Monday Fun Run. Max Murray of Waterbury finished first in the Kids’ Race followed by Jackson Migonis of Waterbury and Ada Reed of Middlesex.
Despite riding the highs of an undefeated inaugural season, the Vermont Green experienced the heartbreak of falling just short Saturday night during a PK shootout loss in the United Soccer League Women’s national championship.
The 14th annual World Soccer Festival is set for Saturday, Aug. 22, at Montpelier High School and team registration is open through Aug. 4.
We had 12 runners take part in our Fun Run on the beautiful Harwood Trails this Monday, July 13.
Nineteen runners took part in the first Harwood Fun Run of the summer on the beautiful Harwood trails on Monday, July 6.
With more than 200 runners from age 2 to 71, this year’s Green Mountain Mile foot race on Waterbury’s Not Quite Independence Day is one for the record books. Full results and so many photos here.
Harwood Union’s Girls Track and Field team broke through at the Vermont State Championship Meet in Burlington, finishing in a second-place tie with Rice Memorial High School. “It could not have been more dramatic,” Coach Jake Pitman said.
Power dynamics shift over time in any sport, though predicting the movement of each pendulum swing is never an exact science. Times Argus Sports writer James Biggam takes stock of rising talent in the Harwood and Montpelier track & field programs.
With cheers from the spring sports season just barely fading, signups for fall high school and middle school sports are now open.
Harwood senior Milo Lavit single-handedly outscored the Hartford Hurricanes with a dizzying eight goals, leading the Highlanders to a 13-7 victory in the Vermont Division II boys lacrosse championship.
High school spring sports are winding down with Harwood teams making multiple state championship appearances. Still in the running are both girls and boys lacrosse teams.
WAITSFIELD – On April 12, America’s “only four sport triathlon” took place, celebrating spring and sports in Vermont.
The Harwood Athletics annual Calcutta fundraiser scheduled for early May has had a slight date change, and some tickets are also still available, according to organizers.
Central Vermont Martial Arts announces the promotion of Sander Kasvinsky, age 12, of Duxbury, to the rank of yellow belt.
Mad River Valley Soccer Association this spring is offering an intramural, co-ed program for youth soccer players from preschool through second grade.
Sunday night’s Vermont Division II Boys Hockey championship game at UVM’s Gutterson Fieldhouse was action-packed between No. 1-ranked Harwood and No. 3 U-32. Photographer Gordon Miller shares these scenes.
On a night defined by a raucous crowd, high‑octane energy, and no shortage of on‑ice drama, the Harwood and U-32 D-II boys hockey teams delivered exactly the kind of hockey spectacle at UVM’s Gutterson Fieldhouse that everyone had hoped for. For Harwood, it ended with their second-consecutive trophy and a firetruck escort home.
Harwood teams were busy over the holiday break. Here’s a recap of recent game results as Boys Hockey logged two wins and Girls Hockey and Basketball teams took losses.
Harwood girls basketball and boys hockey logged wins in recent games over the holiday break. More teams will see action before classes resume next week.
The top-ranked and tight-knit Harwood Girls Soccer team ended their regular season undefeated on Saturday with a 4-0 win over U-32. They’re making a run for the D-II championship starting with Friday’s home quarterfinal vs. Rice Memorial at 3 p.m.