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Three Vermont football state titles will be decided at Burlington High on Saturday

The Daily Burlington teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you like high school football, Saturday is your day. at Burlington High School hosts all three state title games, and both Division I teams, St. Johnsbury and Burr and Burton, are 10-0 this season.

Three title games kick off at Burlington High on Saturday

DivisionMatchupKickoff
Division IIColchester vs. Fair Haven11 a.m.
Division IIIOtter Valley vs. Bellows Falls2:30 p.m.
Division ISt. Johnsbury vs. Burr and Burton6 p.m.

The Division II game is a rematch. No. 1 Colchester (9-1) and No. 2 Fair Haven (8-2) have met three times in the last four seasons in the Division II playoffs, and Fair Haven is in the final for the third straight year.

Colchester beat Fair Haven in 2023, 2025 and Week 6 this season

ColchesterMeasureFair Haven
72023 semifinal0
272025 final20
26Week 6, 20267

Source: Times Argus

“We're not expected to go up and beat them. We're the underdog.”

Adam Perry, Fair Haven coach
  • Burlington's last football state title: 2006
  • Fair Haven: outscored opponents 77-7 over the last two weeks
  • Colchester: 102 points in its first two playoff games
  • Colchester's lone loss: St. Johnsbury held it to 14 points

Sources: Times Argus, Vermont Public

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