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Men’s Ice Hockey vs Vermont on 11/15/2025 – Box Score

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November 17, 2025

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Men’s Ice Hockey vs Vermont on 11/15/2025 – Box Score

[00:00] Start of 3rd period.

[00:00] Faceoff Sinclair, Thomas vs Scholle, Sully won by UVM.

[01:29] GOAL by Vermont Sambuco, Daniel (EVEN STRENGTH, GAME WINNING GOAL), Assist by Good, Dawson and Aegerter, Jonah, On ice for UVM: Sambuco, Daniel; Good, Dawson; Aegerter, Jonah; Herrington, Caeden; Ramsay, Duncan, On ice for MNE: Nadeau, Josh; Lipinski, Jaden; Freel, Thomas; Usereau, Loic; Chabrier, Brandon, goal number 1 for season.

2 – 1

[01:29] Faceoff Sinclair, Thomas vs Scott, Max won by UVM.

[01:54] Shot by MNE Holt, Brandon MISSED, save Mangbo, Axel.

[02:00] Shot by MNE Poirier, Justin BLOCKED by Ramsay, Duncan.

[02:07] Shot by UVM Richards, Jens MISSED, save Boija, Albin.

[03:44] Shot by UVM Törnqvist, Sebastian WIDE.

[03:48] Shot by UVM Sinclair, Thomas WIDE.

[03:55] Shot by UVM Wismer, Jax MISSED, save Boija, Albin.

[03:55] Faceoff Sinclair, Thomas vs Lipinski, Jaden won by UVM.

[04:00] Shot by UVM Wismer, Jax MISSED, save Boija, Albin.

[04:06] Faceoff Sinclair, Thomas vs Lipinski, Jaden won by MNE.

[04:14] Shot by UVM Sambuco, Daniel MISSED, save Boija, Albin.

[04:14] Faceoff Guindon, Cedrick vs Scott, Max won by MNE.

[04:46] Faceoff Guindon, Cedrick vs Lipinski, Jaden won by MNE.

[04:47] Shot by MNE Peterson, Lukas MISSED, save Mangbo, Axel.

[04:56] Shot by MNE Lipinski, Jaden WIDE.

[05:13] Timeout UVM.

[05:13] Faceoff Sinclair, Thomas vs Scholle, Sully won by MNE.

[05:18] Shot by MNE Djurasevic, Frank BLOCKED by Strand, Max.

[06:23] Shot by MNE Chabrier, Brandon MISSED, save Mangbo, Axel.

[06:25] Shot by MNE Gerrior, William WIDE.

[06:27] Shot by MNE Usereau, Loic MISSED, save Mangbo, Axel.

[06:28] Timeout Media.

[06:28] Faceoff Aegerter, Jonah vs Scott, Max won by MNE.

[06:37] Shot by MNE Peterson, Lukas MISSED, save Mangbo, Axel.

[07:15] Shot by UVM Ramsay, Duncan MISSED, save Boija, Albin.

[07:16] Faceoff Guindon, Cedrick vs Lipinski, Jaden won by MNE.

[07:52] Shot by UVM Strand, Max MISSED, save Boija, Albin.

[08:47] Faceoff Aegerter, Jonah vs Scholle, Sully won by UVM.

[09:25] Shot by MNE Marques, Miguel MISSED, save Mangbo, Axel.

[09:31] Shot by MNE Holt, Brandon WIDE.

[09:35] Shot by MNE Fowler, Owen MISSED, save Mangbo, Axel.

[09:38] Penalty on Scholle, Sully MNE 2 minutes for Slashing.

[09:38] Start power play for UVM.

[09:38] Faceoff Guindon, Cedrick vs Scott, Max won by UVM.

[09:42] Shot by UVM Kessler, Colin BLOCKED by Freel, Thomas.

[10:10] Shot by UVM Kessler, Colin BLOCKED by Freel, Thomas.

[11:38] Scholle, Sully (MNE) penalty complete.

[11:38] End power play for UVM.

[11:58] Timeout Media.

[11:58] Faceoff Sinclair, Thomas vs Lipinski, Jaden won by UVM.

[12:18] Faceoff Sinclair, Thomas vs Lipinski, Jaden won by UVM.

[12:26] Shot by MNE Nadeau, Josh MISSED, save Mangbo, Axel.

[12:38] Shot by MNE Freel, Thomas MISSED, save Mangbo, Axel.

[12:38] Faceoff Aegerter, Jonah vs Scholle, Sully won by MNE.

[12:43] Shot by MNE Chabrier, Brandon WIDE.

[12:48] Faceoff Aegerter, Jonah vs Scholle, Sully won by UVM.

[12:55] Faceoff Aegerter, Jonah vs Scholle, Sully won by UVM.

[13:02] Faceoff Aegerter, Jonah vs Scott, Max won by MNE.

[13:09] Shot by MNE Langlois, Jeremy MISSED, save Mangbo, Axel.

[13:15] Shot by UVM Törnqvist, Sebastian MISSED, save Boija, Albin.

[13:16] Faceoff Guindon, Cedrick vs Scott, Max won by MNE.

[13:25] Faceoff Guindon, Cedrick vs Scott, Max won by MNE.

[13:29] Faceoff Steenerson, Blake vs Scott, Max won by UVM.

[13:44] Shot by MNE Poirier, Justin WIDE.

[13:55] Shot by MNE Scott, Max MISSED, save Mangbo, Axel.

[14:03] Shot by MNE Holt, Brandon BLOCKED by Wismer, Jax.

[14:39] Shot by MNE Lipinski, Jaden MISSED, save Mangbo, Axel.

[14:48] Shot by MNE Chabrier, Brandon BLOCKED by Sambuco, Daniel.

[14:48] Wright, Aiden at goalie for UVM.

[14:48] Faceoff Sinclair, Thomas vs Lipinski, Jaden won by UVM.

[15:09] Faceoff Sinclair, Thomas vs Scholle, Sully won by MNE.

[15:14] Shot by MNE Fowler, Owen MISSED, save Wright, Aiden.

[15:59] Shot by MNE Scholle, Sully MISSED, save Wright, Aiden.

[16:10] Shot by UVM Strand, Max WIDE.

[16:28] Faceoff Sinclair, Thomas vs Scott, Max won by MNE.

[17:53] EMPTY NET at goalie for MNE.

[18:18] Shot by MNE Nadeau, Josh MISSED, save Wright, Aiden.

[18:19] Shot by MNE Scholle, Sully WIDE.

[18:19] Timeout MNE.

[18:19] Faceoff Sinclair, Thomas vs Lipinski, Jaden won by MNE.

[18:23] Shot by MNE Poirier, Justin WIDE.

[18:49] Shot by MNE Poirier, Justin MISSED, save Wright, Aiden.

[18:50] Shot by MNE Lipinski, Jaden MISSED, save Wright, Aiden.

[18:55] Shot by MNE Lipinski, Jaden MISSED, save Wright, Aiden.

[19:00] Shot by MNE Freel, Thomas MISSED, save Wright, Aiden.

[19:03] Shot by MNE Nadeau, Josh MISSED, save Wright, Aiden.

[19:12] Shot by MNE Poirier, Justin BLOCKED by Good, Dawson.

[19:19] Shot by MNE Poirier, Justin WIDE.

[19:26] Faceoff Sinclair, Thomas vs Scholle, Sully won by UVM.

[19:32] Faceoff Sinclair, Thomas vs Scholle, Sully won by UVM.

[19:48] Shot by MNE Langlois, Jeremy WIDE.

[19:59] Shot by MNE Marques, Miguel WIDE.

[20:00] End of period.

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Vermont highway shut down following rock slide

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11 hours ago

March 10, 2026

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Vermont highway shut down following rock slide

A portion of a Vermont highway has been shut down following a rock slide on Tuesday.

Vermont State Police said in an email around 1:22 p.m. that they had received a report of a rock slide on Route 5 in Fairlee, just south of the Bradford town line.

“Initial reports are of a substantial amount of rock & trees in the roadway, making travel through the area difficult or impassable,” they said. “Motorists should seek alternate routes or expect delays in the area.”

Route 5 is a nearly 200-mile, mostly two-lane highway running from the Massachusetts border to Canada.

In an update shortly after 2 p.m., state police said Route 5 in Fairlee between Mountain Road and Sawyer Mountain Drive will remain closed while the Vermont Agency of Transportation assesses the stability of the roadway.

No further details were released.

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Maine Black Bears vs. Vermont Catamounts – Live Score – March 13, 2026

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23 hours ago

March 10, 2026

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Maine Black Bears vs. Vermont Catamounts – Live Score – March 13, 2026

Vermont meets Maine and Smith in America East Final, fresh off her 26 Pts, 12 Reb, 4 Ast game

LEADING SCORERS

#33 F A. Smith

22.7 PPG 10.5 RPG 4.8 APG

TEAM STATS

ME 2ND AM. EAST

62.3 PPG 65.8

28.4 RPG 29.8

13.4 APG 12.1

11.2 TPG 9.9

60.1 PPG Allowed 51.5

UVM 1ST AM. EAST

TEAM LEADERS

UVM

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COMMENTARY: Vermont: The Beckoning Country

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March 9, 2026

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COMMENTARY: Vermont: The Beckoning Country

Vermont has some big problems that desperately need fixing! Many of them are connected, in a variety of ways to a symptom rarely discussed. The population of Vermont is falling while the population of the United States is growing. Vermont has been losing people for the last few years. The reasons include deaths in Vermont outpace births; between 2023 and 2024 there were 1,700 more deaths than births. More people left the state than moved into Vermont. In another worrying sign the birthrate in the United States is down 25 percent since 2007 when the decline began. Another symptom may be that weekly take home pay in Vermont is about $400.00 less than the national average. Taken together these problems should set off alarms about our future.

S, it should not be a surprise that our schools throughout the state have a diminishing number of students while simultaneously school budgets are skyrocketing upward. Yes, it is costing us more to educate fewer students, and Vermonters are rarely wealthy. Maintaining quality schools is expensive. The average pay for public school teachers in the United States is $72,030. The average pay for a public-school teacher in Vermont is only $52,559. A nearly $20,000 gap is hardly an incentive to attract the best of the best. Good teachers are a precious commodity.

Gov. Phil Scott has demanded the Legislature do something about education costs in the Green Mountain State. Legislators have been spending much more time on this problem than any other facing the state. There have been various proposals, one of the latest is from Sen. Seth Bongartz of Manchester that would create a two year “ramp period” for school districts to merge voluntarily. Two years is a long time to wait when the problem is financially urgent. School mergers are inevitable in many areas which will mean the eventual closing of several small elementary schools. The closing in many cases means long bus rides for little kids.

One idea that has not been discussed is increasing, substantially, Vermont’s population over the next decade or so. We don’t have enough students to make financial sense for our small rural schools. We need more property-owning people whose taxes will help balance our cash-strapped education budgets. Why doesn’t the Legislature think about a campaign to entice people to move to the Green Mountain state?

In the 1960s Vermont’s economic development officials, under new Gov. Phil Hoff, launched a marketing campaign that was known as “Vermont the Beckoning Country.” The campaign was remarkably successful, bringing thousands of people to a place that at that time had largely skipped the Industrial Revolution. Vermont’s ski industry began growing by leaps and bounds then, bringing in large numbers of people new to the state. Entrepreneurs, many of them World War II veterans, began developing ski resorts in the Green Mountains. They attracted thousands of visitors and some of those visitors fell in love with Vermont. They stayed. These Flatlanders changed the state, making it more liberal, and more environmentally conscious. Gov. Hoff, the first Democrat elected governor since 1853, was followed by a wave of successful liberal politicians who turned Vermont from red to blue. People can differ about the whether the political transformation improved the state or destroyed it, but the state undoubtedly grew more prosperous.

Vermont has plenty of land that can be used to build new housing. New people can bring fresh ideas and the capital needed to create new businesses with good jobs. More families living in more houses means more property taxes going to schools. It should also lighten the load for the current financially stressed Vermonters.

A well-financed advertising campaign to entice new people to make Vermont their home will make us more prosperous. More taxpayers can be one of the many solutions needed to save our struggling education system.

Clear the cobwebs off the old slogan and invite a whole new crop of young, energetic families to Vermont the Beckoning Country!

Eric Peterson lives in Bennington. Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the views of Vermont News & Media.

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