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In Braintree Jacob Flint 13 of Braintree with his first deer, a four point 168 pound buck taken Thanksgiving morning while hunting with his grandfather, Richard Magnant, also of Braintree. More ... Upcoming Season For RUHS Guy Ghosts By Jill D. Montgomery Randolph boys basketball coach Bruce Viens returns to his 31st year of coaching with a veteran team, sort of. The Guy Ghosts do have seven seniors on the squad this year, just one less than the big class of 2005-06, but of those seven, just three were firm members of last year’s squad; Mi... More ... RUHS Gal Ghosts Already Troubled by Injuries By Jill D. Montgomery It looks like injuries will hamper the Randolph Gal Ghosts chances, at least in the beginning of their season. Senior starter Rachel DiStefano has a torn ACL, that she injured in the first practice and will be very doubtful for the rest of the year. More ... Pre Season Write up By Rachel Jarvis The returning wrestling team for Randolph looks strong this season. The team has seven returning wrestlers, and two new members to the squad. Randolph's team consists of four seniors, one junior, two sophomores, one freshman, and one independent sophomore from Northfield. More ... New Coach, New Players For Whitcomb Boys By Laurie-Jean B. Gauthier Former Royal and South Royalton High School graduate Jamie Kinnarny will step in and replace Jeff Mills as the boys’ varsity basketball coach at Whitcomb High School this year. More ... Whitcomb Lady Hornets Prepare For Season By Laurie-Jean B. Gauthier Hoping to do better than last year (a disappointing 5-16 record), the Whitcomb Lady Hornets are gearing up for the upcoming basketball season sans Mindy McKenna, Kelsey Hill and Courtney Brown Whitcomb returns four and adds six to the varsity squad and welcomes nine to the junior varsity roster. More ... HS Players to College Rivals By Laurie-Jean B. Gauthier Tuesday night at Norwich University in Andrews Hall in Northfield the Norwich University Lady Cadets opened the regular season against the Badgers from Johnson State College. More ... |
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