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"Maybe I'm not having the best day. But I know that after school I'm gonna get to go hang out with the guys � whether it be at practice or the game � and just do something that's fun, like every day. And that's always just something to look forward to."

Two years ago, Major League Baseball cut the Vermont Lake Monsters. But the team has found great success in the all-collegiate Futures League, winning the first championship for a Vermont-based team in a quarter century.

The Tour de Borderlands is a circuit of mountain biking events that started in Quebec last weekend, and will continue on trails in Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine through October.

Taylor Hoar, 20, is one of the track’s only female drivers, and Kaiden Fisher, 15, is the youngest ever to win a division championship.

Host Mikaela Lefrak speaks with Vermonter Mirna Valerio about body image and her athletic endeavors.

Currently, Vermont is the only state in the Northeast that doesn't allow online sports betting.

Gardiner came to Vermont in 1973 and covered a wide range of sports including hockey, football, lacrosse, and gymnastics. He was a frequent guest on ¿ªÔÆÌåÓý's Morning Edition, sharing his expertise on college basketball.

Home runs have been on the rise in Major League Baseball, and a new study out of Dartmouth College reveals how climate change has played a role in that increase.

Turns out, Mondays can suck for everyone.

Host Mikaela Lefrak talks with students, parents and coaches about esports and the how and why Vermont schools are embracing competitive video games.