Adam Aucoin is a Sports Editor at Rutland Herald. He specializes in covering various aspects of sports, including competitive and professional sports, as well as the intersection of sports and finance. Adam has been featured in multiple publications, including Eagle Times, Bennington Banner, and New England Baseball Journal.
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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 Country Club's Garren Poirier was the story of the Vermont Mid-Amateur in the 2010s, winning the tournament five times.
Last fall saw a pair of Rutland County high school field hockey teams knocking on the door of the state championship stage.
FAIR HAVEN — Fair Haven Union High School boys athletes have played in a lot of big games over the last few years.
FAIR HAVEN — Fans of Fair Haven Union High School's soccer programs will recognize a lot of the players they'll see on the field this fall.
BRANDON — The Otter Valley football team didn't struggle to put the ball in the end zone last year, scoring more than 20 points in six of its 10 games last season.
WEST RUTLAND — The West Rutland boys and girls soccer teams have been regulars in the discussion of Division IV contenders over the last handful of years.
Springfield High School's lone state championship in soccer came in 2009 when the Cosmo boys finished off a 15-2 season with a 1-0 win against Missisquoi Valley in the Division II title game.
Every team wants to be well-stocked to contend not just this year, but in the years to come. The Mount St.
A new but very similar face will lead the charge for the Rutland High School girls basketball team this winter.
The Rutland boys soccer team fell just short of a Division I state semifinals appearance last year, losing to South Burlington in a road quarterfinal matchup.
