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Franklin-1 Sports Briefs
by Chris Santee
This page is for Franklin-1 Sports.
Please send your scores, stories, stats, etc. to:
csantee@verizon.net
and I'll post them as quickly as possible.
Updated June 15th at 6:00pm
We're in the process of cleaning this webpage.
Fairfax Community Day & Ducky Race
It's our favorite time of year again and on
Saturday, June 6th, the town of Fairfax
celebrated Community Day featuring the
World Famous Fairfax Ducky Race.
Activities started at 10:30am.
Leftover Band Played at Noon
Ducky Race started at 2:00pm
Ducky Race ended at 4:09pm
Lady Bullets beat Green Mountain at 4:30pm
Sunshine covered all the events.
Thanks Katrina Antonovich !!!
Douglas hosts Lake Champlain Fishing Derby
Could Fairfax have a Lamoille River Derby ?
A World Record holder was fishing at Fairfax Falls
recently and met up with Tom Schmidt, of Fairfax.
Fairfax Runners Dominated Y.A.M. Scram
Nick Place won the Yam Scram in Burlington
and Josh Powers finished tied for second.
Josh Coon and Matt Gross also finished well.
Comeback Catamounts Score 10 in Ninth
High school baseball loses a giant
Peter Dorwaldt was a friend, a coach and he enjoyed
his time spent on North Hero and Lake Champlain.
The Annual Plant Sale at J & L Field for the
Fairfax, Fletcher, Westford Little League
Henry Raymond got photos.
BFA Fairfax Girls Varsity Softball
by Colin Santee
Bellows Free Academy Fairfax Lady Bullets
.......vs.
Peoples Academy
Friday, June 12th at 4:30pm at Archie Post
Field at the University of Vermont.
Tickets will sell onsite for $6 adults and
$3 students. VPA championship t-shirts will
sell onsite for $15. We have been assured
that there will be plenty of t-shirts available
-- no need to pre-order.
If you can't make the game and have DSL,
Click Here for Live Broadcast at 4:20pm
Note: Archie Post Field is located behind
the Gutterson Field House at UVM
Wear Maroon and White, Bring signs !!!
Lady Bullets Headed to State Championship
In the third round softball game played in
in Fairfax on Wednesday, June 10th:
Lady Bullets 9, Rivendell 0
Victoria Bessette was the winning pitcher.
In the second round softball game in Fairfax
On Saturday, June 6th:
# 1 Lady Bullets 8, Green Mountain 4
Victoria Bessette was the winning pitcher.
BFA Fairfax scored 6 runs in the second.
Photos and video by Marlene Karr
In the first round game, played Wednesday,
Lady Bullets 18, Arlington Eagles 0
Victoria Bessette was the winning pitcher.
BFA Fairfax scored 11 runs in the first inning.
Game was called in the fifth for mercy rule.
Peoples Academy Sweeps Bullets
# 1 Fairfax girls lost 2-1, boys lost 7-6
Bullets Baseball & Softball Sweep Richford
Softball Ranked # 1 in Vermont for DIII,
Baseball is a solid # 5 behind Stowe.
Bullets Baseball & Softball Sweep Hazen
Boys won 5-1, Girls won 7-0.
Andrew DuPrat threw a no-hitter !!!
Lady Bullets are ranked # 1.
Lady Bullets 12, Lake Region 1
BFA Fairfax Softball has won 11 straight games.
Lady Bullets Show Tenacity
BFA Fairfax 9, Lamoille 5
It took eleven innings, but the Lady Bullets
showed what this team is all about.
Five hits in the top of the eleventh proved
too much for the Division II Lamoille Lancers
to handle.
BFA comes out on top with a 9-5 win on the
road. All players contributed to a successful
game; on and off the bench.
Intensity, determination, and a loud dugout
showed why BFA has what it takes to be a
leader in Division III. More to come.
BFA Fairfax 20, Danville 2
BFA Fairfax Softball has 10 straight wins
BFA Fairfax Girls Softball Wins Again
Lady Bullets won in 11 innings and are 9-1.
Boys lost up at Lamoille.
Saturday in Softball
BFA Fairfax 15, Williamstown 0
The Fairfax Girls' Record is 8-1,
winners of 8 straight.
The rain held off in Central Vermont with BFA
softball taking down Williamstown in five innings.
Victoria Bessette was the winning pitcher and a
solid hitting effort from the entire team.
Lady Bullets 3, Stowe 1
BFA Fairfax Girl's Record is now 7-1.
Winning pitcher, sophomore, Annie Dreher
At Williamstown, Saturday, May 16th at 3pm.
Let’s hope the rain holds off.
Andrew DuPrat led off the boys' game
with a home run, but the Bullets lost 7-1.
In Enosburgh
BFA Fairfax 7, Enosburg 3
Victoria Bessette captures the win from the
mound. Outstanding team defense along with
solid base running effort. BFA intensity
proved too much for Enosburg to handle.
Fairfax Girl's Record 6-1
Fairfax Softball Score
BFA Fairfax 15, Northfield 0
Winning pitcher Victoria Bessette.
Next game Wednesday, May 13th
traveling to Enosburg to resume
suspended game from Saturday.
BFA/Enosburg tied at the end of
5 ½ innings. Game resumes at 5:00 p.m.
Thursday the varsity team travels to
Stowe for a 4:30 p.m. start and on-
ward to Williamstown on Saturday
for a 3:00 p.m. start.
Fairfax Softball Score
BFA Fairfax 18, Winooski 0 (5 innings)
Annie Dreher was the winning pitcher.
Next Game Saturday at 11:00am
BFA Fairfax at Enosburg
Bullets baseball was postponed.
In Softball Saturday up on Richford
Bullets 8, Richford 4
Victoria Bessette went the distance !
BFA record is 3-1. Next game is
Winooski at home Thursday, 4:30 pm.
Lady Bullets 8, Peoples Academy 2
Lady Bullets 26, Winooski 0 (5 innings)
Fairfax jumped out to an 11-0 first inning
lead over Winooski and went on to 26-0
win on a blustery afternoon in Winooski.
The 11 run first inning was highlighted by
RBI singles by Stephanie Karr and
Brittany Sweet.
The Bullets added another run in the
second on two back to back two out
walks to Laura Bellack and Olivia Root
followed by a single by Jessica Babcock
scoring Bellack.
Fairfax batted around in the third scor-
ng 6 runs on 7 singles highlighted by
RBI singles by Katelyn Feerick, Annie
Dreher and Stephanie Karr which
pushed the score to 18-0.
The top of the fourth saw the Bullets
plate two more runs. A single by
Bellack and walks to Kelsey
Klazenburg and Babcock loaded
the bases for Alyshia Jones who
doubled, scoring Bellack and Klaz-
enburg stretching the lead to 20-0.
Fairfax rounded out the scoring in
the fifth using five hits including
singles from Clara Bourdeau and
Emily Santaw to score 6 more runs.
Fairfax pitcher Annie Dreher was
dominate in the circle, allowing only
three single, striking out 11 while not
allowing a walk over five innings.
Fairfax travels to Richford on Sat-
urday for a 4:00 start.
Thanks go to Coach Seth McQuade
The BFA Girls Softball team went to
extra innings before losing to Enosburgh.
Stephanie Karr had a home run for Fairfax.
She was robbed of a Walk-Off Grand Slam.
Varsity girls softball coach is Seth McQuade.
JV baseball & softball opened Tuesday.
JV Boys are coached by Mark Irish.
JV Girls are coached by Marlene Karr
Sunny and chilly Saturday, April 11th, 2009
Lady Bullets scrimmaged North Country
BFA Fairfax Girls Varsity Basketball
by Colin Santee
Round 1 of the girls Vermont State basketball playoffs.
Lady Bullets lost at Lake Region
LADY BULLETS BEAT RICHFORD
Lady Bullets In Playoffs !!!!
Vermont D-III Girls Standings
Lady Bullets beat Richford February 19th
as their regular season wrapped up on Senior Night.
Girls Varsity & JV
12/05 COLCHESTER (L 0-1)
12/08 @ Milton (L 0-2)
12/10 @ Twinfield
12/17 @ Williamstown(L)
12/19 @ Winooski (W)
12/27 STOWE (W)
12/30 LAKE REGION (L)
Northfield beat the Lady Bullets
BFA's girls sit in 17th place now and must win.
Peoples Academy nipped the Lady Bullets
January 15th, up in Richford:
Lady Bullets 39, Richford 23
Fairfax's JV girls won also. More coming.
Lady Bullets Sweep Peoples
Both the varsity and JV girls from Fairfax beat
the girls from Peoples Academy Tuesday at BFA.
Middle School girls were scheduled in Winooski,
but Winooski High School was on lockdown.
AD Mike Brown was on top of the situation.
Williamstown 34, Lady Bullets 31
Lady Bullet lost to Danville
But the JV Fairfax girls won easily.
Saturday Basketball in Fairfax:
Lady Bullets beat Stowe in the Chamber.
Casey had a double-double.
On Monday night, after a long road trip,
Lady Bullets 40, Twinfield 38
Olivia Root led all scorers with 16 points.
Casey Baczewski added 12 for the Lady Bullets.
Friday night, down at Winooski High School,
Lady Bullets beat Lady Spartans
On Wednesday, December 17th:
Williamstown 45, Lady Bullets 33
Colchester 34, Lady Bullets 24
Other Local Sports & Activities
Say it ain't so, Manny !
Ramirez suspended 50 games for fertility drug
Thunder Road Started Today
Fairfax Fletcher Soccer Club
held a field maintenance.
Little Leaguers were also "greening up".
Bruins swept the series 4-0 against:
# 8 Montreal Canadiens
100 Years of Blanc, Bleu et Rouge - FINI
BFA Hoop Camp Sign-Up
Youth Football sign-ups have already started.
Boston Red Sox Sweep New York Yankees
Sox won Friday night 5-4 in a thriller.
Sox won Saturday afternoon 16-11
Sox completed the "sweep" on Sunday.
They won their 11th in a row Monday.
NASCAR Racing
Joey Lagano won the Nationwide race.
Nate Bellows, of Fairfax, is Joey's Car Chief !
Vermont All-State Basketball Team
Seth Rebeor is named to the Second Team.
Bellows Free Academy Fairfax Cheerleaders
are N.V.A.C. Champions !!!
Congratulations seniors Elizabeth Blackburn and Kat
Hogan, juniors Davis Bodette, Brandy Lamore, Brittney
Merrihew, Samantha Province and Jessica Turner,
sophomores Chelsea Adams, Gabrielle Aiosa-Perrin,
Marissa Cary, Shelby Cushing, Kelsie Irish, Caitlin
Masse, Shelby Mossey and Ketelynn Wehner, fresh-
men Alexis Combs, Marissa Langley and Kali Santor.
The head coach is Jen Cary and assistant coaches
are Kim Combs and Nancy Adams.
Colin Santee reports from the Essex Fair Grounds
the NVAC Champion BFA Fairfax Cheerleaders finished
third in the Vermont State Championships.
Richford won, Winooski was second.
NCAA Basketball from CBS Sports
Cats Beat Air Force in second overtime
Cats are off to the "Frozen Four" in Washington, D.C.
UVM Beat Yale 4-1 Friday Night
UVM Cats beat U-Wisconsin Green Bay but
lost to Oregon State in the CBI tournament
on Monday night in overtime.
CBI Tournament Schedule
March Madness
Syracuse Beat UConn in 6 Overtimes !!!
Button & Rebeor
Bullets fans are happy to hear Glen Button
has been named Coach of the Year in the Mountain
Division of Vermont High School basketball and
Seth Rebeor was named Player of the Year !!!
Josh Woodward made second team.
Gatorade Selects BFA St. Albans' Johnson
BFA's girl skiers are # 2 in Vermont
Boys won second in the Relay.
Ice Fishermen Report Bigger Fish
Sea Lamprey Control Petition
BFA Fairfax Skiing was at Colchester.
BFA Fairfax Skiing was at Craftsbury Sunday
Results from Henry Raymond's site
Help Name the Basketball Alumni
BFA Fairfax Alumni Basketball
BFA Fairfax Nordic Ski Race
Photos of Cross Country Event
College Bowl Games (ESPN)
Results.
Jim "Skip" Carter in Rose Bowl Parade
Ski Season Opens to Fresh Powder
Vermont enjoyed Thanksgiving Skiing
Fairfax/Fletcher Youth Basketball
Contact Cheryl Veren at 849-2898
Rifle Season Ends with a Bang
WCAX's Andy Potter reports from Fairfax, Vermont.
Nate Charboneau got a bear !
Apparent Hunting Accident
Please be safe in the woods.
Deer Hunters Breakfast
On Saturday, November 15th, there was a
Deer Hunters Breakfast from 4:00am to 9:00am
at the Baptist Building on Main Street
in Fairfax.
Menu included bacon, sausage, eggs,
home fries, toast, juice & coffee.
Sponsored by the Lamoille Lodge #6.
All were welcome !!!
For info, call 849-6313.
Vermont Youth Hunting Weekend
Ways to stay safe during hunting season
Best of luck to all hunters this year.
BFA Cross Country 2008
Girls Vermont Champions
BFA Fairfax Cross Country
Vermont State Championships in Thetford
BFA Girls are Vermont State DIII Champions !
BFA Fairfax Boys finished third after
frontrunner Jeremy Lawrence cramped up.
James Minor was the first place BFA boy.
Patrick Laperle won the Milk Bowl at Thunder Road
Uncle Mike has a video of Anthony Cain
winning a heat for the first time
for all you high speed internetters.
Special Thanks to Kevin Cahoon & Henry Raymond
for the 9th Annual Fairfax Egg Run Results !!!
By Age and Overall. Congrats to all finishers !
The Egg Run was very busy Saturday morning.
Fairfax Egg Run - August 2nd
The Fairfax Parks and Recreation department
held the 9th Annual Egg Run Saturday.
Click on the link for more, or contact Katrina
Antonovich, Parks and Recreation Director by
e-mail or call her at 849-2641.
Infielders Tyler Moore and James Keithley of the
First Place Vermont Lake Monsters
caught the Reading Bug at the Community Library
at BFA Fairfax on Wednesday morning.
The ballplayers read stories, took pictures,
and signed many autographs for happy kids.
Have you been to a ball game this summer ?
Thanks to Tyler and Keith.
BFA's touchdown and conversion video
from Anthony Mapes on Youtube.
Thanks to Fairfax Rescue
Humor (Maybe)
Some folks take biking seriously
Fairfax Rider Makes State 4-H Team
Katana Gifford and her horse, Emperor Maxamillian,
were selected for the 4-H team that will represent
Vermont at the Eastern States Exposition in September.
Katana, who is Assistant Riding Instructor at her
family horse farm on Route 104 in Fairfax, has been
a 4-H member for nine years.
Vermont Lake Monsters
Home season has wrapped up.
Lynn Benoit of Fairfax won the Gymkhana
She rode Ransom again at the Champlain
Valley Fair.
Little Leaguers back from Cuba
with a little help from a friend
Fall Baseball Home Opener
Sunday August 24th Double Header 11:00am
Concession stand was open.
Jeff Loller ws cooking at the grill.
Fairfax dropped the first game 15-4
to the Colchester Cannons.
Franklin County Softball 9-10
(with many Fairfax players)
won the Vermont State Championship !!!
Pick up Wednesday's Messenger for photos.
Congratulations to Fairfax Little League.
Scroll down all the way for the results
Special thanks to groundskeeper Gary Stewart.
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BFA Fairfax Boys Varsity Baseball
by Colin Santee
Head Coach Mike Brown
No joy in Mudville last night at # 5 BFA Fairfax
lost to Oxbow in the first round of the Vermont
State Baseball Championship Playoffs.
Bullets Boys 10, Williamstown 1
BFA Fairfax Bullets 5, Lake Region Rangers 1
Ben Rabideau was strong on the mound, pitching 6
innings giving up one hit with 8 strike outs.
Andrew DuPrat closed the game with 3 K's.
DuPrat also stole three bases and scored.
Jared Hughes blasted a long double and Cory
Hathaway singled and scored with the help of two
Lake Region errors on one play.
Solid defense and good base running were the story
as BFA moved to 8-5 with a "team" victory.
The rangers had their chance in the third with
bases loaded and Jordan Poutre at the plate,
but Dustin Lyman chased down his long fly ball.
Rangers were looking for revenge from basketball.
The last time Lake Region played BFA Fairfax
was February 26th, and the Rangers were 21-0
in basketball, but the Bullets won 77-37 in
a "Maroon Tidal Wave" at Barre Auditorium.
Bullets Beat Previously Undefeated Enosburgh
The game started Saturday, but rain suspended play.
BFA Fairfax Bullets 10, Winooski Spartans 2
Ben Rabideau gets the win, going 6 innings.
Zack Ladensack, Shayne Kirby and Dustin Lyman
and Andrew DuPrat all hit the ball very well.
Andrew DuPrat pitched the seventh (23 pitches)
Bullets at undefeated Enosburg(h) on Saturday.
In boys baseball, also in Richford,
Bullets 4, Richford 1
Andrew DuPrat went the distance !
BFA Fairfax Bullets Back from Cooperstown
At 6:00am Friday, the Bullets took the show on the
road and they'll team up with South Royalton
to play New York teams Saturday in the home of
the Hall of Fame. They returned last night.
Bullets baseball lost in Winooski
Bullets Roll past Peoples
H.S. Baseball: U-32 6, BFA Fairfax 0
It's Over
The BFA Fairfax Varsity Boys Baseball team
opened Thursday hosting Enosburgh, but the
game was suspended in the ninth for darkness.
The Bullets and the Hornets were tied 9-9.
Andrew DuPrat got the start and pitched five
solid innings while Shayne Kirby played
extremely well keeping the Bullets ahead.
DuPrat didn't give up a hit until the fifth.
At one point the Bullets led 6-1. They
rallied back from 9-8 in the eighth.
Varsity boys baseball coach is Mike Brown.
Thanks to the umpires for making the call.
The game resumed today with Enosburgh
at bat in the top of the ninth with runners
on second and third and nobody out.
The Hornets took advantage and went on to
score five runs in the inning for a 14-9
lead. With two outs sophomore Brett Hakey
got things going with a blast to the fence
for a triple. He later scored and BFA went
on to load the bases with the tying run at
the plate, but the rally stalled there and
Enosburgh went home Friday, a 14-10
winner.
Bullets scrimmaged North Country
Andrew DuPrat pitched the first two innings.
Jared Hughes pitched the third.
Brett Hakey pitched.
Ben Rabideau pitched.
Shayne Kirby and Dylan Loller caught.
BFA Fairfax Boys Varsity Basketball
by Colin Santee
From BFA Fairfax Head Coach Glen Button
"The community support we received last night
and throughout the season was fantastic.
The boys should hold their heads high and
be proud of the season that they just finished.
This group may not have reached its goal of
winning the state championship but they have
laid the foundation for future success for
Bullets basketball.
This is only the beginning, and soon, when we do
win the title, we will look back to this 2009
team and honor them for starting the resurgence
of Bullets basketball.
BFA boys basketball is bigger then ever and
I am very proud to be a part of it!"
Hazen won the Vermont D-III Championship
Hats off to Hazen for playing great defense. Tanner
Benjamin, of Hazen, covered Seth Rebeor everywhere
he went making it impossible for BFA to get flowing.
Congratulations to the BFA Fairfax Bullets 20-4
Vermont State Runner-Ups. The Bullets were awarded a
trophy post game with individual medals.
Josh Woodward really gave everything he had.
While today might be a sad moment, we enjoyed a
great season here in Fairfax and we were reminded
Championships are wonderful, because they are so
very, very hard to achieve.
Glen Button did a great job with the Bullets !!!
Congratulations to Coach Aaron Hill of Hazen.
Article from our friends at nwvtsports.net.
And, once again, just because I love reporting it..
Bullets Shock Lake Region !!!
20-3 BFA Fairfax mauled the previously undefeated
defending Vermont champions (21-1) Lake Region.
On Saturday, February 28th at 7:30pm in the Barre
Auditorium in Barre, Vermont, the Bellows Free Academy
Fairfax Bullets will play for the Vermont Division III
Basketball Championship against Hazen Union High School.
Come to Barre and support your team
Fairfax (20-3) is looking to avenge an earlier meeting
this year up at Hazen where the Wildcats won by three.
Fairfax advanced to the Championship by thrashing pre-
viously undefeated Lake Region.
Bullets 77, Lake Region 37
We have Seth Rebeor leading the way with 24 points.
Alex DeRaps was hitting the 3 point shots that
the Free Press gave Andrew DuPrat credit for.
Game Recap from nwvtsports.net
Game video Coming Soon.........
Watch the video if you have DSL
Prior to the game, Coach Glen Button said
"Game day is here !
The boys are loose and ready to play.
We will need to bring our "A" game tonight.
We have had a focused week of practice and I
expect great things from the guys tonight.
The DC boys and the rest of the community
should be ready to "get after it" at the
(Barre) Auditorium tonight !!!"
It's been 43 years since BFA Fairfax has played
in a Vermont State Championship Basketball Game !
We'll try to have the official count today
BFA Fairfax 1,000 Point Club
Varsity Basketball
Year - Player - Points
2009 Seth Rebeor 1,365 points
UNOFFICIAL
1985 Cheryl Gates 1,306
2004 John Paul Marriott 1,226
1959 Richard Stewart 1,202
2001 Steve Gomez 1,112
1981 Dianna Gates 1,068
1994 Robert Sheltra 1,053
# 5 Twin Valley (16-5)
lost in the Chamber Friday to
# 4 B.F.A. Fairfax Bullets (19-3)
Bullets Advance to Round 2
Seth Rebeor is all-time scoring leader at
BFA Fairfax with 1,313 total career points.
Jeremy Lawrence added 17 huge points for BFA.
Green Mountain at BFA Fairfax
Playoffs started Tuesday at 7:00pm at BFA !
Doors Opened at 6:30pm - No early admission !
Admission Adults $4, Students $3, No passes !
Concessions support project graduation 2009.
Green Mountain had won five of their last eight
and tried to make things difficult for the
18-3 BFA Fairfax Bullets !!!
Seth Rebeor needed 21 to tie Cheryl Veren.
BFA's girls lost last night in Enosburgh.
BFA Fairfax Bullets Are # 4 in Vermont
Vermont Division III Principals Ranking.
A Special Friday Night in the Chamber
Bullets beat Williamstown and finish 17-3
Bellows Free Academy Fairfax's boys varsity
basketball team, lovingly known as "the Bullets"
won their last regular season home game Friday.
It was Senior Night for the boys.
Seniors Jared Hughes, Andrew DuPrat, Carter Pet-
erson, Dustin Lyman, Amit Saini and Seth Rebeor
were honored pre-game.
Rebeor Nominated McDonald's All-American
Another presentation took place pre-game.
Seth Rebeor scored 29 points (1,285 career).
Jeremy Lawrence had 20 points for the 17-3 Bullets.
Carter Peterson added 13 points underneath.
BFA's JV scored over 90 points in their win.
The JV team, coached by Seth McQuade and
assisted by Gary Santy had an excellent season.
The team consisted of sophomores Jake Farnham,
Cameron Weber, Andrew Barden, Brandon Bates,
Brett Hakey, Bryce Sartin, Zach Machia and
freshmen Tyler Meunier, Sam Jones, Cameron
Loller, Eli Philips and Kody Ballard.
Again, the future looks very bright for the Bullets.
12/04 LAKE REGION (L 0-1)
12/06 COLCHESTER (W 1-1)
12/09 @ Enosburgh (W 2-1)
12/13 PEOPLES (W 3-1)
12/16 ENOSBURGH (W 4-1)
12/18 @ Richford (W 5-1)
12/20 WINOOSKI (W 6-1)
12/23 MILTON (W 7-1)
12/29 @ Stowe (W 8-1)
01/ (W 9-1)
01/ (W 10-1)
01/ (W 11-1)
01/21 RICHFORD (W 12-1)
01/23 @ Lake Region (L 12-2)
02/13 Williamstown (W 17-3)
Bullets 75, Northfield 50
Bullets led 50-15 at the halftime break.
BFA's JV won also. Bullets are 16-3.
Seth Rebeor had 23 points, BFP says 20.
BFA Fairfax will be seeded no worse than fourth
meaning two home playoff games are coming up !!
Senior night is Friday in the Chamber.
BFA's Middle School boys beat Peoples !
Stowe's varsity basketball team played their hearts
out and gave the BFA Fairfax Bullets more than they
bargained for, but Seth Rebeor, Josh Woodward and
Jeremy Lawrence led the Bullets (15-3) to a 61-52
victory Friday night in the Chamber.
BFA did not lead until the third quarter.
Seth passed JP Marriott as the highest scoring
boy in BFA Fairfax history.
BFA Bullets Football
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BFA Fairfax Football 54, Winooski 21
The varsity program celebrated Senior Day
Saturday, October 25th at McNall Field.
Shayne Kirby led the way for the Bullets.
Senior players are: Dakota Bebon, Patrick
Fondry, Jared Hughes, Matt Jensen, and
Shayne Kirby.
Fairfax Football News
from Karen McNall
Playing their last JV home game of the season
at McNall Field, the BFA-Fairfax JV Football
team finished out their regular season with a
20-8 victory over Mt. Abe.
The win today gives the team a record of
5 wins and 3 losses.
Windsor 25, BFA Fairfax 18
Bellows Free Academy Fairfax - Homecoming Week
Bullets JV Football beat COLCHESTER 20-19 Monday.
B.F.A. Football 27, Mill River 14
Bullets football team wins second in a row.
B.F.A. Fairfax JV Football beat Mt. Abe 28-22
and improved their record to 2 wins and 3 losses.
Patriots Football
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On the Mountain
by Colin Santee
Smugg's No Bull Ski Report: 644-1111.
Smugg's is celebrating 50 years of Family Fun !!!
Once again (8th time) Smugglers' has been
voted the # 1 spot in North America in the
category of Family Programs in SKI Magazine.
NFL
by Chris Santee
Franklinone.com Rankings:
1. New York Giants - Super Bowl Champs
2. Tennesse Titans
3. Dallas Cowboys
4. Pittsburgh Steelers
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