THE SCOREBOARD SAYS IT ALL

Rutland High School's baseball team paid a visit to cross town rival MSJ on Friday

and as the scoreboard reads the Raiders took an eleven day layoff out on the kids

from Convent Aveneu, and it started early. Joe Rodolfy pitched a four hit complete

game gem as the Raiders team spread hits all over the place and dropped the

Mount 13 to 2

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Raiders rout Acads
May 17, 2008 Chuck Clarino/Rutland Herald

Perfect Raiders repel Pats
May 16, 2008  Chuck Clarino/Rutland Herald

RUTLAND'S HOUSTON NAMED ATHLETE OF THE MONTH

Leah Houston (center) chases down a ball during Lacrosse action this past Tuesday

at Rutlands Alumni field. She was voted Vermont's top female athlete last week for

 the month of April by the Vermont Sports Writers and Sports Casters Assn.

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Houston voted April's best
May 15, 2008 - Herald Staff Reports

Raiders Girls LAX Storm Past Bratt 15-5

Rutland's Hannah Wright (5) scores from the center of the field tonight during the first

half with Brattleboro. The Raiders are rolling along and still undefeated in 2008.

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MOUNTIES GET BY POULTNEY 7-3

MSJ pushed their record to 7 and 3 with a win over the Poultney Blue Devils

yesterday at St Peters field in Rutland.

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Vikes knock off Otters, 8-0, extend streak
May 11, 2008 Tom Haley/Rutland Herald

Johnson among 14 to gain VPA Hall
May 10, 2008 Tom Haley/Rutland Herald

Glen Johnson speaks on behalf of his brother Mike during Thursday's Vermont Principals

Associstion Hall of Fame ceremony at the Killington Grand Hotel. Mike Johnson was inducted

posthumously after the Vermont State Trooper was killed in the line of duty in 2003. Also on

hand to accept the award are  Mike Johnson's children Riley, McKendrick, and Grady.

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MIDDLEBURY BESTS RUTLAND LACROSSE

Rutland 's defense does its best to clear out the Middlebury offense yesterday at Rutland's

Alumni field. The Tigers pretty much had their way with the Raiders handing them a

tough 11 to 2 loss.

VSN Photo Jimmi McKeon

THOSE OTTERS DO IT AGAIN, WIN 1-0

Otter Valley's Ashley Sanderson pitched another gem yesterday with the Hartford Hurricanes in town adding another 12 stikeouts to her long list of K's this season. The

Otters are still undefeated and should go long into the playoffs in 2008 and have a

warm up with defending D-III champion Lyndon later this week. Can you say Preview.

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Otters slip 'Canes; Vikings next
May 8, 2008 Tom Haley/Rutland Herald