Metro Division coaches name all-star team

Edd Merritt, contributor
Jonas Keim follows through for the Shamrocks.Photo by Al Frey
Jonas Keim follows through for the Shamrocks. Photo by Al Frey.

Along with Tim Albertson being named Coach of the Year, the Redhawks had a number of players achieve recognition for their accomplishments. Oliver Pudvar was named Metro Pitcher of the Year; Most RBIs and Home Runs went to Ryan Eaton; Braedon Jones was named to the first team at First Base; Ryan Eaton again earned first-team Outfield all-star honors; Ryan Canty was First Team Pitcher. Second-team honors saw Kyle Tivnan in the outfield, and Angelos Carroll and Asa Roberts won honorable mention.

SD Ireland leads off the American Legion season
With its home diamond at CVU, the SD Ireland American Legion baseball team team, the Shamrocks, has begun its season in an attempt to defend the state title it won last year. They appear to be off to a shakier start, having lost recently to the Colchester Cannons and Barre.

Redhawks make coaches’ All-League Softball Team
Pitcher Amanda Gagne and catcher Kate Boget won honorable mention on the Metro Division all-star team from the division’s coaches.

Related Stories

  • Courtesy photo. Stan Williams hugs his daughter senior Lily Williams after the Redhawks won the state championship game this fall over South Burlington 2-0.

    Read More

    Coaching changes come to Champlain Valley Union High
  • Photo by Scooter MacMillan Coach Rahn Fleming and sophomore quarterback Orion Yates are all smiles after completing an unbeaten season for a state title with the final score on the scoreboard behind them.

    Read More

    Coach Fleming steps down, but not away, from CVU football
  • Courtesy photo. CVU team members who played in the North-South All-Star game on Nov. 16 in Castleton are, from left, Caleb Scrodin, Jaocb Armstrong, Nolan Walpole, Billy Bates, Dylan Frere, Josh Quad and Sean Kennedy. The North won 33-14.

    Read More

    CVU well represented with post-season football awards
  • Photo by Calvin Morse Quarterback Orion Yates runs the ball in for Champlain Valley’s final score of the 2024 season.

    Read More

    Can’t spell ‘team’ without CVU
  • Courtesy photo Coach Jim Provost talks to JP Benoit in 2010. Benoit is now head coach of CVU’s junior varsity football and varsity hockey teams. His grandmother had died two days earlier, and Provost wanted him to know his team was there for him. Benoit finished that game with 17 carries for 136 yards, a punt return, a rushing and a receiving touchdown in a 21-3 win over Mt. Mansfield.

    Read More

    A history of two decades of Champlain Valley Union High football
  • Photo by Jorden Blucher. The Champlain Valley School District Buccaneers defeated the Castlelton Vipers to win the state Division 1 title in the Northern Vermont Youth Football League on Saturday, Nov. 2, at Colchester High. The seventh and eighth grade team included at least six players from Charlotte — Lincoln Zappala, Luke Blucher, Finn Wilson, Jackson Barone, Felix Ewins and Nicholas Cowles.

    Read More

    State champs

Popular Stories

If you enjoy The Charlotte News, please consider making a donation. Your gift will help us produce more stories like this. The majority of our budget comes from charitable contributions. Your gift helps sustain The Charlotte News, keeping it a free service for everyone in town. Thank you.

Bill Regan, Chair, Board of Directors

Sign Up for our Newsletter