Michael Mawson is a sports editor based in Bennington, Vermont. He writes for the Manchester Journal and Bennington Banner, with his work also appearing in the Brattleboro Reformer and Rutland Herald. Michael covers local sports events and teams, providing in-depth analysis, game recaps, and profiles of standout athletes.
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By: Michael Mawson, Bennington Banner
A Martens player attempts a reverse-layup during a 2023 preseason practice. Banner file photo
Mount Anthony senior captain Aiden Riordan celebrates the Patriots' 23-21 victory over Fair Haven on Oct. 11, 2024. Michael Mawson — Bennington Banner
By: Michael Mawson
BENNINGTON — Four was the magic number Saturday night for Mount Anthony girls soccer.
MANCHESTER — With their 5-0 victory over Mount Anthony Wednesday night at Applejack Stadium, Burr and Burton improved to 11-2 on the season – ranked second in Division I with one game left to play.
The scoreboard at the Southern Vermont Storm's home field located at Lower Willow Park. The Bennington's semi-professional football team is folding after 19 years as an organization following a season-ending brawl during the NEFL championship game on Oct. 5. Michael Mawson — Bennington Banner
Mount Anthony keeper Fiona Palisano scans the field during a Division I playoff game on Oct. 23, 2024. Michael Mawson — Vermont News & Media
By: Michael Mawson
Mount Anthony enters Saturday’s Division I playoff game against top-seeded Champlain Valley Union (CVU) as the consensus underdog. Coach Chad Gordon understands the reality of the situation and is encouraging
Trailing 2-0 with less than 15 minutes remaining in Friday’s Division I quarterfinal, Burr and Burton’s season was on the ropes. No. 10 Colchester withstood the No. 2 Bulldogs’ pressure
The No. 7 Arlington Eagles celebrate a Taylor Wilkins goal during the second half of a Division IV girls quarterfinal against Rivendell Academy on Oct. 26, 2024. Michael Mawson — Vermont News & Media
BURLINGTON — The most successful season in Stratton Mountain School history came to a close on Friday night, as the Bears fell 3-0 to No. 1 Harwood in the Division II state championship at Burlington High School.
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