Adam Aucoin is a sports editor for the Rutland Herald, focusing on local sports in the Rutland, Vermont area. With a background in journalism and a passion for sports, Adam covers a wide range of sports stories, from high school athletics to college and professional sports.
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Adam Aucoin's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly high school sports like wrestling and basketball, with an emphasis on reporting game results and team performances. If you are involved in organizing or participating in local high school sporting events such as invitational tournaments or have insights into the performance of specific teams, reaching out to provide updates or post-game analysis could be well-received.
Given Adam’s focus on local sports events within Vermont (and specifically Rutland), individuals who can offer insider perspectives on these events, including coaches or players willing to discuss their experiences and achievements, may find success pitching story ideas about standout athletes or remarkable team accomplishments directly related to these areas.
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Rutland senior Emma Lafarge doesn't want her and her fellow seniors' high school field hockey careers to end.
St. Johnsbury Academy will be the place to be on Saturday, Nov. 9. That is the date of the Vermont high school football state championships and only six teams will have the honor of being there to compete on that day.
FAIR HAVEN — There was a time when state semifinals appearances, and playoff wins in general, were hard to come by for the Fair Haven girls soccer team.
BRANDON — The Otter Valley football team knew what it had to clean up from its Week 8 loss to rival Mill River, going into the rematch in the Division III quarterfinals Saturday night.
WEST RUTLAND — The West Rutland boys soccer team has earned a reputation of a club that refuses to give in.
By: Adam Aucoin
WEST RUTLAND — The West Rutland boys soccer team has earned a reputation of a club that refuses to give in.
WINDSOR — Wednesday afternoon's Division III semifinal between No. 2 seed Windsor and No. 3 Fair Haven was a battle of strength vs. strength.
The field of 24 Vermont high school football teams still alive was split in half last weekend, leaving 12 with hopes of a state championship
The Rutland football team has its GPS ready to go for next weekend. The destination? 1000 Main Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont.
WESTMINSTER — What Fair Haven football coach Adam Perry wanted desperately for his team, and especially his seniors, was a chance at playing for a state championship.
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