State champs

Photo by Jorden Blucher
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.

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.

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