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Saturday, November 7, 2026

Champlain Valley's boys repeat as D-I cross country champs

Plus, UVM women's hockey wins in a shootout and the Trotting of the Turkeys is today.

The Daily Burlington team1 story11 sources4 min read

High School SportsTop story

Champlain Valley's boys repeat as D-I cross country champs, and soccer seniors take the field at Castleton

Champlain Valley's boys swept the top five spots

5
Redhawks runners in the top five
2
D-I boys state titles in a row

Source: Vermont Community Newspaper Group

If you follow high school sports, it was a big week for Champlain Valley. Heading into the Division I state championships, the boys' team knew it would face stiff competition as it looked for a repeat. The Redhawks put all five of their runners in the top five to win the title again.

Soccer players get their turn this weekend. The state's best senior players head to Vermont State University Castleton for the Green & Gold Senior Classic, an all-day affair at Dave Wolk Stadium. Rosters include players from Burlington, Colchester, CVU, South Burlington and Winooski.

  • D-I and II boys Gold coach: Connor Brooks of Hartford
  • D-I and II boys Green coach: Mike Noyes of U-32
  • D-III and IV boys Green coach: Beth Wells of Leland and Gray

Four Green & Gold games fill the day at Castleton

GameTime
D-III and IV boys10 a.m.
D-I and II boysNoon
D-III and IV girls2 p.m.
D-I and II girls4 p.m.

Source: Times Argus

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BETA

, the South Burlington electric-aircraft maker, brought in $17.7 million in revenue from July through September. That was nearly double the same months of 2025 and well above the $8 million to $12 million it had forecast. Vermont Daily Chronicle

UVM hockey

Vermont women's hockey beat No. 4 Northeastern in a shootout at Gutterson Fieldhouse after battling back from three goals down to a 3-3 draw. Tara Bach made 36 saves, and Lila Pannacciulli scored in the shootout. WPTZ

Food shelf

"October of 2026 was the busiest month in our history," South Burlington Food Shelf director Pedro Carmolli said, adding no signs of it letting up. Food shelves across Vermont and New York have been seeing more customers. WPTZ

Turkeys

If you want to help, the 13th annual Trotting of the Turkeys begins at 10 a.m. Saturday at UVM's on Spear Street. Online registration is $50 for individuals, $100 for families and up to $500 for teams, and the event has raised more than $147,000 over 12 years. WCAX

Trotting of the Turkeys registration runs $50 to $500

Source: WCAX

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Individuals$50
Families$100
Teams (up to)$500

Football

Six semifinals across three divisions run Friday and Saturday. The winners advance to a championship tripleheader on Sat., Nov. 14, at Burlington High School. Burlington Free Press

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Climate

Vermont's average annual temperature has risen 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit since 1900, according to the latest Vermont Climate Assessment from University of Vermont scientists. Winter is the fastest-warming season, and the state has about 2 feet less snow than in 1990. Burlington Free Press

3.6°Frise in Vermont's average annual temperature since 1900

Annual precipitation has also increased 20% over that time.

Source: Burlington Free Press

Teachers

A new Elementary Education Apprenticeship Pathway lets Vermonters work in schools while earning their degrees, starting at the Community College of Vermont in Winooski. The Vermont Department of Labor, Agency of Education and Vermont State College System are behind it. WCAX

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Fall isn't done with Vermont yet, at least musically. The Me2 Orchestra's "Autumn Leaves" program plays at Saint Michael's College in Colchester on Tuesday, Nov. 10, with music by Tchaikovsky, Sousa, Price, Joplin, Kosma, and Glazunov.

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Daily Burlingtonto me · Sat., Nov. 76:00 a.m.

Champlain Valley's boys repeat as D-I cross country champs

Plus, UVM women's hockey wins in a shootout and the Trotting of the Turkeys is today.

The TLDR

  1. Champlain Valley boys win a second straight D-I cross country title
  2. BETA posts record quarterly revenue of $17.7 million
  3. UVM women's hockey beats No. 4 Northeastern in a shootout
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