Peoples/Stowe Activities Update

AP Exams have now concluded, and I hope everyone who attended prom had an enjoyable and memorable evening. While the week brought plenty of rain, it was nice to finish with a beautiful weekend.

As we enter the final few weeks of the regular season, please keep an eye out for several upcoming special events, including the Softball Autism Awareness Game, the Boys and Girls Mental Health Awareness Games, and upcoming celebrations recognizing our senior student-athletes.

Upcoming Events

Tuesday May 19th - Boys Tennis vs Rice - Senior Night

Thursday May 21st - Girls Tennis vs St. Johnsbury - Senior Night

Thursday May 21st - Softball vs Craftsbury - Senior Night

Thursday May 21st - Girls Lacrosse vs Middlebury - Mental Health Game

Friday May 22nd - Boys Lacrosse vs Harwood - Mental Health Game

🎾⚾High School Results🥍🥎👟

👟Track & Field - Burlington Invitational, Results.

🎾Girls Tennis - Beat Mt. Mansfield 6-1 and Lost a close match with South Burlington 4-3.

🎾Boys Tennis - Beat Mt. Mansfield 7-0.

🥍Girls Lacrosse - Fell to Mt. Abraham and Rice.

🥍JV Girls Lacrosse - No Games this week.

🥍Boys Lacrosse - Finished 0-3 this week with losses to Hartford, Woodstock and Fairfax.

🥍JV Boys Lacrosse - Lost to Hartford and Woodstock this week.

⚾Baseball - Finished 0-2 with Losses to Spaulding and North Country.

🥎Softball - Finished 0-2 with Losses to Spaulding and North Country.

Middle School Results

⚾Baseball - Beat Crossett Brook.

🥎Softball - Lost to Crossett Brook.

👟Track & Field - Competed in their First meet at Missisquoi, Results

Hot Temperature Reminders:

With temperatures rising this week, it’s important for all athletes to take extra precautions during practices, games, and workouts. Stay hydrated throughout the entire day — not just during activity — and avoid waiting until you feel thirsty to drink water. Coaches and athletes should build in extra breaks, wear light-colored and breathable clothing, and pay close attention to signs of heat illness such as dizziness, headaches, muscle cramps, nausea, or unusual fatigue. Athletes should also ease into intense activity as the body adjusts to the heat over several days. If you begin feeling faint or overheated, stop activity immediately, move to a cool shaded area, and notify a coach or adult right away. Taking care of your body in hot conditions is essential for both performance and safety

Have a Great Week! Go Raiders! Go Wolves!

Many of you have reached out about Fan Gear. Each School has a year round store with many options (Nike, Under Armor, Lululemon, etc) to choose from. Personalize your gear how you would like. You should receive your gear within a two week period.

Stowe Gear Store