Brandon Canevari is a journalist based in Brattleboro, Vermont. He writes for the Brattleboro Reformer, covering local sports events and providing analysis on trades and games. His work has also been featured in the Bennington Banner and Manchester Journal.
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Brandon Canevari's focus is primarily on local sports events, particularly in the Brattleboro area. He frequently covers high school sports and specific local teams such as Leland & Gray and Twin Valley.
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By: Brandon Canevari
TOWNSHEND — Following on the heels of another successful season that saw the Leland & Gray girls soccer team appear in another state championship
BRATTLEBORO — With the start of the fall sports season set to begin at the end of next week, the Brattleboro boys soccer team is coming in with determination to make a deep postseason run.
By: Brandon Canevari
WILMINGTON — When the Twin Valley girls soccer team takes the field this year there will be a good mixture of youth and experience.
By: Brandon Canevari
TOWNSHEND — When the season opens on Friday, the Leland & Gray boys soccer team will look much different from last year.
By: Brandon Canevari, Brattleboro Reformer
BRATTLEBORO — Shortly before the school season was ready to start and briefly after practices had begun, Brattleboro cross-country head coach Keith Arnold said he was excited for this coming
Hinsdale's boys hosted Lisbon during a soccer match on Thursday, Aug. 29, 2024. HINSDALE — The Hinsdale boys soccer team won their season opener 6-0 against Lisbon Regional on Thursday.
BRATTLEBORO — With the season opener set for Saturday, an uptick in numbers a solid returning core, Brattleboro field hockey coach Erin Cooke said looking forward to what the new season will bring.
Brattleboro hosts Burr and Burton during the home opener football game on Friday, Aug. 30, 2024. Burr and Burton won 28-21.
By: Brandon Canevari
WILMINGTON — The Twin Valley boys soccer team lost 4-3 to Green Mountain on Tuesday. Going up against an upperclassmen laden team, the Wildcats (1-1) fell behind early.
By: Brandon Canevari
WESTMISNTER — In the first cross-country meet of the season held at Bellows Falls Union High School, Brattleboro Union High School (BUHS) and Bellows Falls athletes turned in some strong
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