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Roundup: Poor, Solons strike it rich in OT (opens the original)
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DUXBURY - Everyone on reigning Division III champ Montpelier was aware at the outset of this field hockey season that it would be virtually impossible to match the offensive production of last yearâs team, which outscored opponents 68-11. Those challenges inside the circle have played out for the last month, with the Solons scoring 13 times during their first nine games. But one thing thatâs been clear as a bell is that MHS knows how to make its goals count. Anika Poor became the latest Mont
Roundup: Harwood shuts out Lake Region, 5-0 (opens the original)
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DUXBURY â John Butler fired home his first varsity goal Tuesday and added another for good measure a minute later during Harwoodâs 5-0 boys soccer victory over Lake Region. When all was said and done, the senior joined a prestigious group of all-time greats who have recorded hat tricks for the eight-time champs. And after HU entered the match with a 1-4-1 record, the Highlanders are finally enjoying an undeniable upward trajectory as the attempt to carry on a legacy of success following 16 s
‘What the Constitution means to Me’: Award-winning play comes to Montpelier — just in time? (opens the original)
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With slightly over 4,500 words â from its preamble setting out to âform a more perfect union, establish justice, ensure domestic tranquilityâ through its most recently ratified amendment, the 27th in 1992, dealing with compensation for representatives and senators â the United States Constitution is the foundational document of this country. Surveys and estimates by constitutional scholars indicate that between 15% and 37% of U.S. citizens have read the entire document. Heidi Schreck not
Roundup: Unbeaten U-32 clobbers Mount Abraham, 8-1 (opens the original)
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EAST MONTPELIER - Any team coming off one of the biggest victories in program history can be susceptible to a letdown. That chain of events could have easily played out Wednesday when undefeated U-32 fell behind early against Mount Abraham, which owns 11 field hockey titles. But the early deficit only served as an urgent wakeup call for the Raiders, who pulled even 56 seconds later before quickly opening the floodgates during an 8-1 romp. âMount Abe played hard and disciplined the whole game,â
Roundup: Harwood salvages 0-0 tie vs. Peoples (opens the original)
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DUXBURY â Playing for a tie is often labeled as a defeatist approach in any sport. On Tuesday, however, the Harwood boys soccer team was completely justified to chalk up its scoreless draw with Peoples Academy as a moral victory. Both squads entered the match with basically opposite records. And the one-win Highlanders were desperately seeking a positive result that could serve as springboard for the remainder of the season. Even though HU was outshot 7-1, the hosts generated enough sustained
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