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Vermont high school tennis: Matchups, results for the 2024 individual state tournaments

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May 30, 2024

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Vermont high school tennis: Matchups, results for the 2024 individual state tournaments

Vermont’s best high school tennis players are ready to square off this week at two sites in Burlington.

The state’s singles and double individual state tournaments begin Thursday and wrap Saturday with championship matches.

The girls tourney is slated for Burlington Tennis Club; while the boys will compete at Leddy Park.

Reigning individual boys champion Nathan Kim of Brattleboro is this year’s top seed, followed by Jackson Murray of Middlebury at No 2, Derin Suren of Essex at No. 3 and Oscar Anderson of Champlain Valley at No. 4.

In the girls singles tournament, Rutland’s Arikka Patorti is the No. 1 seed and Tabitha Bastress of CVU is ranked second. Julia Biedermann of Stowe is slotted third and Mount Mansfield’s Bea Molson, the 2022 champion, is fourth.

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In girls doubles, Stowe’s Gabby Doehla and Kate Tilgner are chasing an unprecedented fourth straight state title. For boys doubles, the Middlebury duo of Milo Rees and Eddie Fallis top the field.

The draws:

(Editor’s note: This file will be updated Thursday, Friday and Saturday as tourney play unfolds and results are reported).

GIRLS SINGLES

Round of 64 (Thursday)

Molly Hershberg, BBA vs. Riley Austin, Essex

Round of 32 (Thursday)

Hershberg-Austin winner vs. Arikka Patorti, Rutland

Lily Collins, Rice vs. Leonor I. A. Vazquez, GCS

Aoife Crainich, BHS vs. Olivia Badilo, Col

Ada Krull, MMU vs. Anna Dauerman, CVU

Charlotte Stevens, Stowe vs. Kaitlyn Corbin, Essex

Claire Zimpfer, MAU vs. Cassie Bastress, CVU

Maren Lindstrom, BHS vs. Shelby Bechard, BFA

Maggie Pierce, Wood vs. Bea Molson, MMU

Julia Biedermann, Stowe vs. Salome Tchantouridze, U-32

Avela Krull, MMU vs. Phoebe Richardson, Col

Lulu Barr-Brandt, BHS vs. Anna Gallipo, Rutland

Sage Peterson, CVU vs. Wynne Adamson, SB

Hannah Knickerbocker, Essex vs. Allegra Muller, Mont

Mia Zilian, Wood vs. Francesca Tully, BBA

Violet Small, MAU vs. Elizabeth Lassner, Mont

Tess Nagy, Rice vs. Tabitha Bastress, CVU

Round of 16 (Thursday)

Matchups, TBD

Quarterfinals (Friday)

Matchups, TBD

Semifinals (Friday/Saturday)

Matchups, TBD

Finals (Saturday)

Matchups, TBD

BOYS SINGLES

First round (Thursday)

Wyatt Tuff, BBA vs. Kellan Bartlett, Midd

Sam Wick, BHS vs. Charles Young, Midd

Second round (Thursday)

Nathan Kim, Bratt vs. Tuff-Bartlett winner

Ziggy Babbott, CV vs. Lazar Milosavljevic, Grace Christian

Cristo Buckley, BBA vs. Milo Vinson, MMU

Nate McDonald, Rice vs. Carter MacDonald, Stowe

Oscar Crainich, BHS vs. Mark Richards, Bratt

Ethan Pastella, Stowe vs. Parker Vinson, MMU

Mateo Duracak, SB vs. Pedro Perez Lorente, Grace Christian

Oscar Andersson, CV vs. Wick-Young winner

Derin Suren, Essex vs. Tanner Ciufo, Rutland

Julian Fitz, U-32 vs. Malo Renault, Bratt

Anthony Klemm, Col vs. Lincoln Smith, U-32

Parker Guffey, Stowe vs. Yuyang Zhang, SB

Ethan Croke, Verg vs. Nevin Morton, BHS

Emmett Waite, R vs. Micah Whitmore, Grace Christian

Kaelen Lundberg, Wood vs. Visnhu Konnanur, Essex

Jack Beach, Rutland vs. Jackson Murray, Midd

Third round (Friday)

Matchups, TBD

Quartefinals (Friday)

Matchups, TBD

Semifinals (Saturday)

Matchups, TBD

Finals (Saturday)

GIRLS DOUBLES

Round of 32 (Thursday)

Clio Barr-Brandt/Lila Fitzpatrick, BHS vs. Maya Williams/Harper Mait, BBA

Ella Lisle/Leonie Schwetlick, CV vs. Grace Marroquin/Gabby Sneddon, R

Harper Freund/Malise Sigler, Stowe vs. Estelle First/Ava Poehlmann, MMU

Round of 16 (Thursday)

Gabby Doehla/Kate Tilgner, S vs. Maddie Dutton/Abigail Richards, Col

Yvette Petrella/Meredith Wilcox, U-32 vs. Barr-Brandt/Fitzpatrick-Williams/Mait winner

Emma Barclay/Caroline McCormack, Rutland vs. Lisle/Schwetlick-Marroquin/Sneddon winner

Ella Maynard/Bridget Simone, SB vs. Freund/Malise Sigler-First/Poehlmann winner

Dieuna Beynnon/Kali Ali, B vs. Sam Scott/Geo Cuciti, Essex

Mohini Vallabhaneni/Katie McCullagh, Col vs. Lucy Andrus/Sarah Hailey, S

Christine Rottcher/Ella McCormick, R vs. Evangeline Clifford/Yorda Gebreselasie, SB

Finn Lofgren/Ellie Duprey, M vs. Addie Maurer/Ariel Toohey, CV

Quarterfinals (Thursday/Friday)

Matchups, TBD

Semifinals (Friday/Saturday)

Matchups, TBD

Finals (Saturday)

Matchups, TBD

Boys doubles

First round (Saturday)

Eben Wagner/Dorian Paquette, Bratt vs. Dylan Ingham/Ian Tillman, MU

Dash Tota/Luke Sampson, CVU vs. Robin Hokenmaier/James Bradley, SB

Quinn Moore/Max Ladner, BHS vs. Dietrich Caler/Noah Chester, Rut

Lucien Timmerman/Nate Meyers, Col vs. Miles Huyler/Ian Ritter, MMU

Baxter Harrington/Noah Doherty Konczal, Midd vs. Jay Eagle/Jules Butler, SB

Silas Cohen/Kyle Krieger, CV vs. Hugo Jercinovic/Brock Roick, Stowe

Iver Anderson/Nate Cook Yoder, Midd vs. Wilfred St. Francis/Leevi Kilpala, Rice

Isaac Blaisdell/Kaine Than, Col vs. Drew Zimmerman/Xavi Violette, Stowe

Second round (Friday)

Milo Rees/Eddie Fallis, Midd vs. Wagner/Paquette-Ingham/Tillman winner

Will Bradley/Omar Daoudi, SB vs. Timmerman/Meyers-Huyler/Ritter winner

Lucas St. Hilaire/Donovan Ho, Essex vs. Julian Pirie vs. J. Lahue, BBA

Ben Berg/Leo Bodett, Bratt vs. Harrington/Doherty Konczal-Eagle/Butler winner

Isaac Dunkiel/Daniel Wick, BHS vs. Blaisdell/Than-Zimmerman/Violette winner

Jackson Pals/Elias Frazer Olsen, Bratt vs. Lewis Pilcher/Henry Farrell, Essex

Quarterfinals (Friday)

Matchups, TBD

Semifinals (Saturday)

Matchups, TBD

Finals (Saturday)

Matchups, TBD

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Vermont lawmakers reject digital lottery initiative – Valley News

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April 19, 2026

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Vermont lawmakers reject digital lottery initiative – Valley News

A plan by Gov. Phil Scott’s administration to make all of the state’s lottery games, including scratch-off tickets, available on a person’s phone never got off the ground at the Statehouse this year.

Lottery Commissioner Wendy Knight told lawmakers in January that the plan was a way to modernize the lottery “because you need to keep pace with technology — you need to meet your players where they are.”

Fifteen states have created a “digital” lottery system, and many have discovered there’s a distinct market of people who don’t buy lottery tickets at retail outlets but will do so on their phones, according to Knight. “We’re trying to ensure the future of the Vermont Lottery, ” the commissioner said.

But state lawmakers have not been persuaded.

Vergennes Rep. Matt Birong, the Democratic chair of the House government operations committee, said members of the panel felt this year was not the time to move forward with this plan, especially given the recent legalization of sports betting.

“It is digitizing a current system and after moving forward with the sports wagering — people just wanted to take their time with it — so my committee decided to tap the brakes on further testimony.”

The administration estimated that the plan would have raised roughly $5 million a year for the state’s education fund after two years of implementation.

The prospect of that additional revenue is appealing to lawmakers, and Birong said they may reconsider the plan next year.

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Wrong-way driver stopped on I-89, charged with DUI

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April 19, 2026

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Wrong-way driver stopped on I-89, charged with DUI

BOLTON, Vt. (WCAX) – A wrong-way driver was safely stopped on Interstate 89 overnight Sunday.

Vermont State Police say just before 12:30 a.m., they stopped the car near marker 77, near Bolton.

The driver, Denise Lear, 60, of Revere, was charged with driving under the influence and gross negligent operation.

Lear is expected in court Monday.

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Women’s Lacrosse Bested in Burlington by Vermont – University at Albany Great Danes

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April 18, 2026

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Women’s Lacrosse Bested in Burlington by Vermont – University at Albany Great Danes

Score: UAlbany 4, Vermont 14

Location: Virtue Field | Burlington, Vt.

Records: UAlbany (10-5, 5-1 America East) | Vermont (8-6, 4-1 America East)

Short Story: UAlbany women’s lacrosse fell to the Vermont Catamounts on Saturday afternoon.

Key Stats

Grace Cincebox recorded a total of 14 saves with 13 goals allowed for a .565 save percentage.

Ravan Marsell led the Great Danes with two points on one goal and one assist.

Four different UAlbany players scored in the contest.

Reggie Williams was the team’s leader with three ground balls.

Delilah Mile caused a team high three turnovers.

How It Happened

The Catamounts came out of the gates hard and heavy, scoring all three goals between both sides in the first quarter.

Vermont would take an 8-0 lead in the second quarter before Amanda Williamson found the back of the net on a women-down goal to put the Great Danes on the board and make it 8-1.

The Great Danes would allow one more goal in the first half to trail 9-1 after 30-minutes of play.

Grace Cincebox would enter the half with 10 saves.

Riley Forthofer started the Great Danes off in the second half to make it a 9-2 game, before Vermont put up three more goals to take a 12-2 lead entering the final quarter of play.

Mya Carroll and Ravan Marsell both scored on back-to-back free-position goals to make it a 12-4 game.

The Catamounts finished the game with two more goals to take the win 14-4.

Up Next
The Great Danes will next have a bye week and wait to see the outcome of next week’s Vermont vs UMass Lowell game to see who will host the America East Tournament.

Social Central: Stay up to date with UAlbany women’s lacrosse by following the team on Instagram (@UAlbanyWLax), Facebook (UAlbany Women’s Lacrosse), and X (@UAlbanyWLax) for all of the latest news and highlights throughout the year.

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