Ruthie Laroche is the Sports Editor at the Saint Albans Messenger. She covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including competitive sports, sports business, and marketing, focusing on both individual and team sports. Ruthie's work has been featured in the Milton Independent, Essex Reporter, and St Albans Messenger.
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Ruthie's focus is on local sports events, predominantly high school basketball and hockey in Vermont. She primarily covers game recaps and athlete spotlights, indicating an interest in human-interest stories within the realm of high school athletics.
If you are connected to or have insights into the local sports scene in St Albans or other areas of Vermont, Ruthie may be receptive to pitches that highlight exceptional performances by athletes or unique story angles from these events. Offering exclusive interviews with standout athletes or coaches could also be appealing to her coverage.
Since she focuses heavily on event coverage, providing timely updates about upcoming games, tournaments, or significant milestones within the local sports community would likely catch her attention.
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SWANTON — The Missisquoi Valley Union boys soccer team opened its season Friday, Sept. 4, with a 6-1 loss to Middlebury at home.
Liam Farnsworth charges down the sideline during the Richford Falcons' loss to Paine Mountain on Sept. 4.
On Thursday, Sept. 3, the BFA-Fairfax Bullets girls' varsity soccer team lost 5-1 to Lamoille Union.
On Saturday, Sept. 5, Leah Thompson scored both goals for the Mississquoi Valley Union girls' varsity soccer team, including the game-winning penalty kick one minute into overtime, as MVU rallied
By: Ruthie Laroche
Bella Bigelow of Swanton, VT, is in her junior year at Bates College in Lewiston, ME, where she’s playing field hockey.
By: Ruthie Laroche
Zach Larose grew up in St. Albans and attended BFA-St. Albans High School where he grew up playing golf. The difference between his experience and that of his teammates? A
Gage Magnuson (right) poses for a post-race photo with his proud grandfather after finishing sixth overall and first for UMass Lowell in his first collegiate race in his hometown, hosted by the University of Vermont at the Hardack Recreational Fields in St. Albans, VT.
By: Ruthie Laroche
BFA-St. Albans Bobwhites’ senior golfer Tripp Rabtoy posted a 32 at the Champlain Country Club in the team’s home meet and the second meet of the season. The low score was good enough for medalist honors.
By: Ruthie Laroche
Richford Rocket junior Lilly Longe tallied two goals and four assists in the first week of the varsity soccer season.
By: Ruthie Laroche, Faith Benjamin
On Wednesday, Sept. 9, the BFA Fairfax Bullets girls' soccer team played to a 1-1 tie with Hazen Union through regulation and double overtime. Hazen's Kelsey Rivard had 8 saves, while Lily Patterson recorded 3 Saves, and Emily Dearborn 2, for the Bullets.
