Tom Haley is a journalist for the Rutland Herald, Barre-Montpelier Times Argus, and has also been featured in the Eagle Times. With a focus on local news in Vermont, specifically in the Rutland area, Tom covers a variety of topics including sports, community events, and human interest stories. He is known for his dedication to his craft and his love for his community.
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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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It has been a long time since the West Rutland basketball teams played in that old gym with the balcony.
Castleton’s Christian Keeling runs with the ball during a college football game earlier this season.
CASTLETON — Vermont State University's Sampson Wilkins is the No. 1 ranked 184-pound wrestler in the NCAA Division III Northeast Region and No. 2 in the nation.
RUTLAND TOWN — The Vermont State University Castleton women's hockey team got a goal with 3:21 remaining in the 5-minute overtime to edge Albertus
CASTLETON — The high school seniors in Sunday's North-South All-Sar Football Game likely got more exposure to college coaches than those playing previous games in this Vermont series that started in 2001.
Rutland High School's Erin Geisler is the Rutland Herald's Female Cross Country Runner of the Year and Josh Kay from the same school captured the honor for the male runners.
Ted Kershner has a great memory from when he was the head football coach at Glassboro State (now Rowan University) and it involved a trip to Vermont.
It is special to walk off the field in your final college football game with the victory as a senior. It's leaving with a great and enduring memory.
CASTLETON — The Vermont State University Castleton men's basketball team had just cut Russell Sage's lead to 51-48 when Leonard Brice connected on a 3-point field goal.
Monument Mountain Regional High School of Great Barrington, Massachusetts will be coming to Proctor High School for a girls varsity basketball game against the Phantoms on Dec. 21.
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