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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Michael Mawson's coverage mainly focuses on local sports events, particularly basketball and track and field in the Vermont area. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing updates or exclusive insights on local high school sports events, notable team or player performances, and compelling human-interest stories related to these sporting activities.
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By: Michael Mawson, Bennington Banner
The Southern Vermont Storm run out onto the field before their 2018 season-opening game against the Vermont Ravens. Banner file photo
By: Michael Mawson, Bennington Banner
Mount Anthony senior tri-captain Violet Small keeps her eye on the ball as she returns a shot from Brattleboro's Vivian Elliot during Monday's match in Bennington. Michael Mawson — Bennington Banner
CVU senior midfielder Emerson Rice (right) scans the field while being defended closely by BBA's Mai-Liis Edwards during Thursday's girls lacrosse game in Manchester. Michael Mawson — Bennington Banner
By: Bennington Banner, Michael Mawson
BENNINGTON — Mount Anthony’s 0-5 record entering Friday doesn’t tell the entire story of the team. The Patriots faced a challenging early-season schedule, playing competitively against quality out-of-state teams such
The Patriots Unified basketball team welcomed Twin Valley inside Kates Gymnasium on Monday afternoon.
BENNINGTON — The Mount Anthony Unified basketball team welcomed Twin Valley inside Kates Gymnasium on Monday afternoon. The Wildcats won 56-50.
By: Bennington Banner, Michael Mawson
Mount Anthony and Burr and Burton met for the second time in seven days on Monday. That familiarity led to a tightly-contested game, with the outcome uncertain until the final
By: Michael Mawson
West Rutland baseball jumped on Arlington for four runs in the first two innings and withstood a late rally to down the Eagles on Tuesday.
By: Oliver Ford
Long Trail senior Meara Morgan set a new Vermont Division IV record in the discus during Thursday's meet with her mark of 97 feet and 2 inches. Gary Baker — Vermont News & Media correspondent
Six Mount Anthony seniors made their college choices official on Wednesday. From far left: Landon Brimmer (lacrosse, Roberts Wesleyan University), Tanner Bushee (football, UNC-Charlotte), Tyler DeBoer (lacrosse, St. Michael's College) Nevaeh Perkins (track, St. Anselm College), Luke Rizio (Nordic, University of Vermont) and Carter Thompson (football, Middlebury College).
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