Sports Editor, Photojournalist, Visual Journalist
Michael Beniash is a sports editor, photojournalist, and visual journalist for the CALEDONIAN, a local newspaper in St. Johnsbury, Vermont. With a focus on local sports, Michael covers a wide range of athletic events, profiles athletes, and captures the excitement and intensity of sports through his photography.
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Michael Beniash extensively covers local sports, particularly high school sports, in the St. Johnsbury area of Vermont. Given his focus on event coverage and evolving stories related to local athletes and teams, he would likely be receptive to pitches that provide exclusive access or unique angles on upcoming sporting events or feature stories about standout local athletes.
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The Caledonian-Record seeks your help naming Athletes of the Week during the 2024-25 high school sports season.
By: Michael Beniash
of 11 THETFORD — Emmett Johnson grew up a flatlander in western Massachusetts. He conquered the hills of Vermont on Saturday at Thetford Academy.
By: Michael Beniash
ST. JOHNSBURY — Eihlis Murphy stood over a free kick — 22 yards from goal in the center of the pitch.
By: Michael Beniash
TO REPORT SCORES
By: Michael Beniash
ST. JOHNSBURY — In a desperate moment Wednesday, the St. Johnsbury Academy girls showed their mettle, producing another flash of postseason magic.
By: Michael Beniash
The votes are in and Hazen's Isabelle Gouin and Lyndon's Beckett Bailey are the Caledonian-Record Athletes of the Week (Oct. 21-27).
Buddy Trask did a lot of winning on the hardwood during his 45 years in Northern New Hampshire — 606 victories, to be exact.
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Updated TO REPORT SCORES Coaches or team representatives, please report results as soon as possible after games by emailing [email protected] . Please submit with a name/contact number.
COLCHESTER — Maddox Stacey ran for three touchdowns, and the Rodliff Raiders seventh- and eighth-grade football team blitzed Lyndon 37-12 to claim
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