Tom Haley is a sportswriter at Rutland Herald. He covers a range of topics including competitive and professional sports, campus life, and consumer travel, often reflecting his passion for both individual and team sports. Tom has also been featured in prominent publications such as Eagle Times, Barre-Montpelier Times Argus, and Bennington Banner.
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Tom Haley's focus is predominantly on local sports, particularly high school sports including basketball, ice hockey, track and field, and motorsports. Given the event coverage attribute of 75%, it is evident that he prioritizes reporting on specific games or competitions.
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Vermont State University Castleton football coach Tyler Higley knows what's coming in Saturday's season opener against Westfield State.
The Proctor boys soccer team, determined to remedy what hamstrung the offense in a 1-0 loss to Long Trail, did just that in beating Mount St.
CASTLETON — Seldom has a football team played so well in all three phases of a season opener.
BRANDON — The Otter Valley field hockey team was knocking, knocking and knocking some more. But the gritty Middlebury defense was not letting them in.
Kelly McClintock fashioned a most productive field hockey career at the University of Vermont after playing at Rice Memorial.
NORTH CLARENDON — The Mill River girls soccer team's 1-0 lead appeared as though it might stand up as the clock began ticking down under 10 minutes on a rainy Wednesday.
BRANDON — It is hard to say what was more impressive in Thursday night's boys soccer game — the blitzkrieg offense of Mill River or the goalkeeping by Otter Valley's Jonathan Johnson.
The biggest college football game in Vermont, the one that shines the spotlight on two of the state's three teams, will be played on Saturday at noon on Norwich University's Sabine Field.
Jada Hughes, with blazing speed and ballhandling and shooting skills to accompany it, and eighth grader Maddy Castle are developing an uncanny connection for the Mount St.
of 19 NORTHFIELD — Norwich University defensive lineman Harry Ells' eyes were big as footballs when he saw the ball floating in the air.
