Ruthie Laroche is the Sports Editor at the Saint Albans Messenger. She covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including competitive and professional sports, as well as the intersection of sports with arts and entertainment. Ruthie's work has been featured in the Milton Independent, Essex Reporter, and St Albans Messenger.
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Ruthie's focus is on local sports events, predominantly high school basketball and hockey in Vermont. She primarily covers game recaps and athlete spotlights, indicating an interest in human-interest stories within the realm of high school athletics.
If you are connected to or have insights into the local sports scene in St Albans or other areas of Vermont, Ruthie may be receptive to pitches that highlight exceptional performances by athletes or unique story angles from these events. Offering exclusive interviews with standout athletes or coaches could also be appealing to her coverage.
Since she focuses heavily on event coverage, providing timely updates about upcoming games, tournaments, or significant milestones within the local sports community would likely catch her attention.
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Harper Schweickart
By: Ruthie Laroche
The 2026 9-11 District 3 Champions: Champlain Little League.
By: Ruthie Laroche
Ian MacKenzie (front, fourth from the left) organized the Wild Wifflers team for the 2025 and 2026 Slam T1D Wiffle ball tournament in Essex, VT, to help raise awareness and funds for those affected by Type 1 Diabetes.
By: Ruthie Laroche
Getting the call to play for the Lake Monsters was a childhood dream that became a reality this summer for Franklin County baseball player Reed Stygles. Stygles joined the team
Kendall Boucher
By: Ruthie Laroche
This summer, three Franklin County college soccer players joined the Vermont Clover Futbol Club, a program that allows college athletes to continue fine-tuning their skills during the summer. Former BFA-Fairfax
Abby Gosselin
Ella and Maggie Dunigan, twin sisters and members of the Class of 2026 at BFA-St. Albans, spent their high school years competing in three varsity sports–volleyball, basketball, and softball.
The St. Albans Sharks swim team competed in the Vermont state championship the first weekend of August, coming in third overall.
By: Ruthie Laroche, Diana Simpson
What is your favorite stroke to race? I have two favorite strokes: Backstroke and Freestyle
