Vermont H.S. football: Live updates, scores, stats for championship tripleheader – Burlington Free Press

See below for live Twitter updates from Free Press Staff Writers Alex Abrami and Jacob Rousseau during this weekend’s Vermont high school football championship games from Rutland High School. Check back later for final scores and game details.
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No. 2 Mount Anthony 24, No. 1 Bellows Falls 17 (2OT)
MAU: Tanner Bushee (5 of 13 for 65 yards, 2 INTs; 15 carries for 87 yards, 1-yard TD rush, 1-yard TD rush, 15-yard TD rush). Luke Bleau (24-yard field goal, 3-for-3 PATs). Ayman Naser (13 carries for 35 yards)
BF: Jamison Nystrom (5 of 8 for 81 yards, pass TD; 23-yard field goal, 2-for-2 PAT). Caden Haskell (25 carries for 104 yards, 6-yard TD rush). Walker James (17 carries for 76 yards; 2 catches for 44 yards, 21-yard TD catch).
Note: Mount Anthony knotted the game at 14 with 3:02 left in the fourth quarter on Bushee’s quarterback sneak. The team’s traded possessions before the end of regulation. In the first overtime Bellows Falls was held to a field goal and the Patriots answered to force a second extra frame. In the second OT Mount Anthony started with possession and Bushee scrambled to the Terriers’ 1-yard line and followed with his third TD of the game. The Patriots defense held the Terriers out on four plays to claim the program’s first title since 1994.
More:Mount Anthony denies Bellows Falls in 2OT to claim first title in 28 years
No. 1 Windsor 35, No. 2 BFA-Fairfax/Lamoille 21
W: Logan Worrall (21 carries, 122 yards, 4 TDs). Maison Fortin (12 carries, 58 yards, TD). Travis McAllister (12 carries, 48 yards).
F/L: Shaun Gibson (21 carries, 86 yards; 92-yard TD on fumble return). Cooper Harvey (14 carries, 58 yards, 2 TDs).
Note: Windsor seals its second straight perfect season with a three-touchdown fourth quarter. Windsor led 13-7 at the break.
More:Windsor pulls away from Fairfax/Lamoille for back-to-back perfect seasons
No. 1 Champlain Valley 24, No. 3 Middlebury 19
CV: Ollie Cheer (23 of 36 for 287, pass TD). Jack Sumner (6 catches for 89 yards, 9-yard TD catch, 11-yard TD rush). Alex Provost (6 catches for 69 yards). Jacob Armstrong (4 catches for 47 yards). Dylan Frere (5 catches for 65 yards). Asher Vaughn (10 carries for 42 yards). Brian Rutherford (15-yard TD catch). Aidan Morris (43-yard field goal).
MIDD: Cole Schnoor (12 carries for 60 yards, 6-yard TD rush, 21-yard TD rush). Cam Stone (12 carries for 87 yards). Jacob Kemp (7 of 13 for 85 yards, TD pass). Jackson Gillett (11-yard TD catch).
Note: Champlain Valley held off Middlebury on the last play of the game on its own 8-yard line to claim the program’s first football title.
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