Stowe Activities
September 13, 2026
Words from AD - Tim Albertson
Hello Everyone,
It was great to see all of our middle school teams competing this past week! Weβre excited to see the momentum continue as we head into another busy week of activities.
π Raider Weekend Schedule
Join us for Raider Weekend on Friday, September 18th and Saturday, September 19th! Come out, support our student-athletes, and help us create a great atmosphere for our teams and community.
Friday, September 18
- π Field Hockey vs. Montpelier β 4:00 PM
Saturday, September 19
- β½ Girls Soccer vs. Harwood β 10:00 AM
- β½ Boys Soccer vs. Peoples Academy β 12:30 PM
We hope to see our Raider community out in full force!
The Boosters are also looking for volunteers to help staff the Raider Shack during games. Volunteering is a great way to earn community service hours, support our student-athletes, and help build a strong sense of community while creating a great atmosphere for everyone at our games. If you are able to help, please sign up on the Volunteer Spreadsheet.
Academic Eligibility Reminder
Student-athletes, please remember to communicate with your teachers about any missed classwork if you are leaving school for an athletic event before your teamβs scheduled dismissal time. Taking care of assignments ahead of time can help you stay on track academically while participating in athletics.
We have begun our regular academic eligibility grade checks. Student-athletes who have a grade below 65 in any class will be contacted and placed on a Plan for Academic Recovery (PAR).
The purpose of the PAR process is to support student successβnot simply to determine eligibility. Athletics and extracurricular activities are opportunities earned through responsibility, commitment, and a willingness to meet academic expectations.
Students who communicate with their teachers, seek help when needed, and make a genuine effort to improve will receive every opportunity to remain involved in athletics and activities. We want to work with students to help them develop the habits and support systems they need to be successful both in and out of the classroom.
At the same time, students who choose not to engage in the recovery process or take responsibility for their academic progress may lose the privilege of participation until they demonstrate a renewed commitment to their academic responsibilities.
Our goal is simple: academics first, while supporting our student-athletes in finding a path to success.
β³π£πββοΈ High School Fall Sportsβ½π
Last Weeks Results:
π Cross Country β Girls finished 2nd Overall: Leila Griffith (2), Cate Copeland (5), Brinley Hirce (10) Sophia Brasse (11) and Ella Jensen (14). Boys finished 3rd Overall: Nico DeLena took first; Paul Slesar (11), Travis Roy (16) and Carter Brasse (20)
π Field Hockey - Tuesday: Lost to Montpelier 2-1 in overtime. Caitlyn McGinley scored her first varsity goal. Thursday: Beat Harwood 1-0 in overtime. Abigail Gillespie with the game winner.
β½ Varsity & JV Girls Soccer βVarsity defeated Montpelier 3-2 in double-overtime. Charlotte Ribich recorded a Hat Trick. JV - defeated Peoples Academy 5-1. MacKenzie Clark with 2 goals, Josephine Rapoport, Ellie Higgins and Khloe Baichl each scored once. Lucy Marvin with an assist.
β½ Varsity & JV Boys Soccer βVarsity was postponed and will play at Hazen tomorrow. JV Lost to Peoples Academy 3-2. Stewart Lemnah with two goals and Cole Shinners had an assist.
ππ»β³Golf - Tuesday at Sugarbush: Boys finished 2nd Overall. Bentley Strazzulla (38), Cameron Bradley (41) and Jaxson Ruane (43).
πββοΈ Middle School Fall Sports Resultsβ½π
Please make sure to bring a Water Bottle, Snack and proper equipment.
- β½Boys and Girls Soccer - Each team opened their season against U-32 on Thursday. The 8th Grade Boys tied 1-1; 8th Grade Girls won 5-2; 7th Grade Boys won 4-1 and the 7th Grade Girls lost 4-1.
- π Field Hockey - Beat Crossett Brook 1-0 in their first game of the season. Margot Heraty with the lone goal.
- π Cross Country - At U-32: Boys and Girls each earned First Place as a Team. Top Individual Boys: Cameron White (2), Theo Gaines (4), Finley Perpall (9), Luke Brittian (11), Connor Heintzelman (19) and Asher Hergenrother (20). Top Individual Girls: Mae Montney (3), Avery Ringquist (4), London Rosnor (4), Emelia Coffrin (8), Vivian Donza (12), Frederique Altenburg (22), and Ada Brittian (24).
π Athletic Equipment Reminder
Athletes, please remember to store all sports equipment in the locker room or in your school-issued locker.
The Main Lobby and Lost & Found areas should not be used for athletic equipment storage. Please help us keep our hallways and common areas organized and accessible for everyone.
Thank you for helping us start the school year and fall season on a positive note!
Questions? Reach out to your schoolβs Athletic/Activities Director or Athletic Trainer:
Athletic Director: Timothy.Albertson@lamoillesouth.org
Athletic Trainer: Delaney.Whitehead@lamoillesouth.org
"Success is getting what you want, while happiness is wanting what you get." - Dale Carnegie
Come on out and support our teams! Have a great week! Go Raiders!!
Athletic Training News - Delaney Whitehead
Well Child Check Exams/Physicals
If your child recently had a physical/well child check done, please send it over to the school, upload it on Arbiter Registration, or email me a copy delaney.whitehead@lamoillesouth.org. Physicals/WCCs are valid for 2 years from the date of examination.
Stowe Fax: 802-253-6911
Peoples Fax: 802-888-6726
Article/Website of The Week: How To Stay Healthy As An Active Female
Stowe Gear
Many of you have reached out about Stowe Gear. We have a Year-Round Store with so many options (Nike, Under Armor, Lululemon, etc). You can decorate your gear how you would like. You should receive your gear within a two week period.
Stowe, Vermont 05672
Lamoille South Activities WebpageTimothy.Albertson@lamoillesouth.org
Schedule a Time to Meet with Tim
802-585-7914