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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WEST RUTLAND — The West Rutland girls soccer team knows its potential. With a lot of experience coming back, there's plenty of hope for a special season in Westside.
The Rutland boys soccer team struggled to score goals last season. If Saturday's effort is any indication, that might not be an issue this fall.
The Fair Haven boys soccer team felt it didn't start Saturday's win against Proctor with the needed fire. The Slaters weren't going to let there be an encore on Thursday against Mount St. Joseph.
The Rutland football team wasn't happy with how the 2023 season went. With just one win to their name last fall, RHS wasn't going to let that happen again this year.
BRANDON — Otter Valley football coach Jim Hill wants his team to believe in their potential and he's not afraid to show his trust in them in the biggest moments.
The Colchester boys soccer team is a very fundamental club. Their passes are crisp. they find open lanes and they attack with authority.
MIDDLEBURY — When the Fair Haven and Middlebury field hockey teams met last year in Fair Haven, it was a stalemate.
Week by week, the Rutland football team is building its case of being a legitimate contender in Division I.
NORTH CLARENDON — A full week off of games can sometimes create a little rust for teams. Don't tell that to the West Rutland girls soccer team.
NORTH CLARENDON — Mill River football coach Phil Hall knew his club hadn't played to their potential in the opening two weeks of the season.
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