Last year, Vermont swept the two games against New Hampshire for the first time in 14 years. On the girls side, N.H. leads the series 16-10-4 while the Granite State boys hold a 17-13-8 advantage.
BFA-Fairfax: Anissa Hartmann, Morgan YoungBFA-St. Albans: Eva ClarkBrattleboro: Haile LangeBurlington: Emma Feeney, Olivia MaherChamplain Valley: Taylor Goldsborough, Lily Harris, Kate RaszkaEssex: Alexa Pius, Linnea WilleyHartford: Devon DayMontpelier: Caroline Kessler, Andie ParentoMount Abraham: Eveyln JacobsMount Anthony: Shelby McLenithanPeoples: Marissa Benson, Haleigh WestRice: Katy RanaldoRutland: Aurelia BiebuyckSouth Burlington: Allie Flaherty, Lindsay GeierAlternates: Jessica Barnum, Hartford; Shannon Wells, Milton.
Brattleboro: Jackson Batchelder, Galen FinnertyBurlington: Holden Blanco, Salamu Felekini, Nghia NguyenBurr and Burton: Sean ParadisChamplain Valley: Shane Haley, Noah LibermanHartford: Hayden CoxHarwood: Sam BoylanMiddlebury: Connor Collins, Marrott WeekesMissisquoi: Matt St. AmourMontpelier: Steven KoenemannMount Abraham: Alex McCormickPeoples: Owen Fellows, Danny StamesThetford: Ian WeiderRice: Caleb LothianSpringfield: Timothy HildrethSouth Burlington: Hayden Smith, Alejandro VinalsAlternates: Andre Jankowski, BFA-St. Albans; Tyler Bolam, BFA-Fairfax
Head coach: Katie Mack, BFA-Fairfax. Assistants: Phil Rogers, Peoples; Don Haddox, Harwood; Doc Seubert, Middlebury.
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