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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FAIR HAVEN — Fair Haven girls basketball coach Kyle Wilson has been a familiar figure in gyms across the state for years, pacing the sidelines with the trademark pencil behind his ear.
FAIR HAVEN — Fair Haven girls basketball coach Kyle Wilson has been a familiar figure in gyms across the state for years, pacing the sidelines with the trademark pencil behind
The first thing to strike you about the 2009 Springfield High boys soccer team's state championship is what a grinder the playoff march was to get there.
What is going on with the Mount St. Joseph girls basketball team's offense? The Mounties exploded for a season high point total on Tuesday night in a 68-30 victory over Mill River at Martin McDonough Gymnasium.
Not many high schools have the Seahorses as their team mascot. As a matter of fact, other than Burlington, the only one in the USA is Sanibel High School in Florida.
of 10 RUTLAND TOWN — The Rutland boys hockey team's 2-1 lead over BFA-St. Albans was about as tenuous of a one-goal lead as you could have.
Fair Haven Union High School senior Gabe Bache had been thinking about that 100th wrestling victory for a long time.
It was on Christmas Eve of 1968 that former Springfield High football star Sabin Morris died at the age of 21.
POULTNEY — The Poultney boys basketball team is one hot commodity right now after beating Mount St. Joseph 54-46 for its fourth consecutive victory.
Longtime Rutland High School teacher Wendell Powers died recently at the age of 96 at The Maples Senior Living Community but what a life he had.
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