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All effort and then some, the Terriers fell to Vergennes in quarterfinal action on Saturday afternoon 63-52, concluding BF’s season with a 16-6 record. “What a great season we had,” said Coach Evan Chadwick. “We are of course sad about the result today, but I could not have asked for anymore from this group ofContinue reading “Terriers season concludes in loss to Vergennes”

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Coach Harry LaDue, a Vermont high school coaching icon, who has headed the Windsor boys basketball program for over 40 years would have been impressed with the Terriers 70-36 victory on Thursday evening in Windsor, if it was against anyone but his own Windsor Yellow Jackets. “What a great game for us,” said Chadwick. “OurContinue reading “Terriers take it to Windsor win streak reaches 7”

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The Terriers used their size and speed to lead their contest with Mill River wire-to-wire and to pick up their 13th win on the season at MRUHS 66-26. “I liked out speed today,” said Coach Chadwick. “We talked before about taking good shots in transition and crashing the boards. I would have like to seeContinue reading “BF rolls to road win at Mill River”

BF took a step in the right direction as their regular season reaches its final stretch, using a full-court man defense and transition offense to sprint past the Blue Devils on Saturday afternoon 83-39 in Poultry. “There have been times that we have gone away from what we are,” said Coach Evan Chadwick. “Today weContinue reading “Terriers race past Blue Devils”

For anyone following Vermont basketball this year, the Bellows Falls/White River Valley matchup had as much intrigue as any. Two teams vying for top seeds in their division riding impressive win streaks and both coming into Thursday’s contest with 10 wins. In the end, the Terriers had one more play then their opponents and theyContinue reading “Terriers prevail in nail biter with WRV”

The early stages of the Springfield/Bellows Falls boys basketball game on Wednesday night, was everything you would expect from the classic rivalry; physical, gritty and downright ugly. Ultimately, the Terriers size and speed wore down Springfield and the purple and white took home a 64-39 win. “Game was called tight early,” said Coach Evan Chadwick.Continue reading “Terriers fight adversity top Cosmos”