Tom Haley is a scribe for Rutland Herald. He covers a diverse range of topics including competitive sports, professional sports, and lifestyle, with a particular focus on football, hockey, and college sports. Tom's work has been featured in the Eagle Times, Barre-Montpelier Times Argus, and Rutland Herald.
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Tom Haley's focus is predominantly on local sports, particularly high school sports including basketball, ice hockey, track and field, and motorsports. Given the event coverage attribute of 75%, it is evident that he prioritizes reporting on specific games or competitions.
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BRANDON — Otter Valley boys basketball coach Mike Stark loves his team's pressure defense.
CHESTER — There was still a glow in Green Mountain High School's Nason Gymnasium on Tuesday from the University of Vermont men's soccer team's win
Rick Currier, a 1991 West Rutland graduate, does not forget those who helped him on the way to being named the New Hampshire High School Cross Country Coach of the Year.
Fair Haven Union High School assistant football coach Keith Hier was sitting in the bleachers ready to watch the basketball game on Saturday night
BRANDON — Otter Valley graduate and former OV girls basketball coach Tim Gallipo has a lot of great memories of the school's gym aptly named the House of Noise.
PROCTOR — West Rutland's Clayton Kessop got the hoop that put the West Rutland boys basketball team ahead for good early in the fourth quarter and
PROCTOR — West Rutland's Clayton Kessop got the hoop that put the West Rutland boys basketball team ahead for good early in the fourth quarter and he did it in
PROCTOR — Poultney girls basketball coach Todd Hayes said opening with three-time defending state champion West Rutland is the best opener his team could have had despite losing by 40 points.
DANVILLE — Madison Guay was playing in the game several years ago when West Rutland girls basketball coach Carl Serrani earned his milestone 300th victory against Rivendell at Westside's Hinchey Gym.
FAIR HAVEN — Kate Hadwen was the MVP of the Mary Canfield Holiday Tournament for the second straight year with 18 points in Monday night's 61-32 victory over Mount Abraham.
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