Two teams sit atop the conference through 12 games with 3-0 records. While just five teams have gone on the road in conference play and won, we are starting to see the field settle for what should be an exciting conference race. Continue reading “America East Stock Watch: Jan. 13”
This was not how year one was scripted for Vermont freshman Ernie Duncan. Continue reading “Vermont’s Ernie Duncan On Missing The 2014-15 Season”
For the first time in a long time, Vermont has been able to do something they didn’t do often last season, and it’s thanks to the last freshman they signed to their squad. Continue reading “Trae Bell-Haynes Learning Quickly On The Job For Vermont”
Vermont may be without their senior leading scorer Hector Harold for a second straight game when they face Yale on Thursday. Continue reading “Vermont Hopes To Have Hector Harold Back From Foot Injury”
Jimmy Patsos knows how much the Saints upcoming road trip means to his program.
Continue reading “Homecoming Ahead for Siena’s Jimmy Patsos”
Vermont enters the season with high expectations for a young roster, but they will need to make sure they keep freshman Ernie Duncan healthy. Continue reading “Vermont Expected to Have Ernie Duncan Saturday”
Plenty of the dynamics of Vermont’s roster will change next season.
Not only will the team lose six seniors and add six freshmen, but with the transfer of Harrison Taggart, the Catamounts will not have one scholarship player on their roster from the state of Vermont for the first time in head coach John Becker’s tenure. Continue reading “Vermont Solid Behind Young Recruiting Class”
For a team that has battled injuries since before the season started, the Vermont Catamounts appear to be getting all their breaks at the same time. Continue reading “Vermont Getting Breaks at Right Time”
Senior Luke Apfeld, hours after watching his team lose their first America East conference game, walked into head coach John Becker’s hotel room and did something very few players would: Asked to be taken out of the starting lineup for sophomore Ethan O’Day. Continue reading “Ethan O’Day Returns To Lead Vermont”
Mike Brennan sits quietly on the bench watching American dissect Saint Francis University inside a calm gym. The visiting Eagles are going to win this game by 32 points. It doesn’t really matter; Brennan doesn’t sub much anyways. The first-year head coach just calmly watches his new charges patiently work through the offense in their sixth game of the season. Continue reading “Princeton and CUA’s Division I Coaching Trees”
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