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.
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Saturday, Nov. 9 at St. Johnsbury Academy. It was circled on every Vermont high school football team's calendar from their first days of practice in mid-August.
ST. JOHNSBURY — The Fair Haven football team was so close to the Division II state championship game last year. The Slaters weren't going to let that opportunity slip through their fingers again.
ST. JOHNSBURY — The Rutland football team ran into a juggernaut in the Division I state championship game.
The Middlebury College men's soccer team is trying to break through for a Division III national championship.
State championship teams are built upon strong leaders. Fair Haven senior Max Kyhill certainly fits that bill.
The Middlebury College field hockey team would have loved to win the NESCAC tournament, but it has bigger goals in mind.
CASTLETON — Defense was the calling card for the North as it cruised to a 33-14 against the South in Sunday's North-South All-Star Football Game, held at Vermont State University Castleton's Dave Wolk Stadium.
Rutland senior Sebastian Pell and Otter Valley senior Lucas Politano have a healthy rivalry on the golf course.
With Thanksgiving right around the corner, college basketball seasons are also getting out of the starting gates.
Fair Haven boys soccer coach Tim Dayton has a unique comparison for one of his senior Slater stars Jack Spaulding.
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