CVU and Colchester Secure Girls Basketball Victories
Champlain Valley Union (CVU) delivered a dominant performance on the road Tuesday, February 10th, defeating Burlington in a Metro girls basketball matchup. Meanwhile, Colchester also secured a win, taking on Winooski.
The game between CVU and Burlington was highlighted by a significant lead established by the Redhawks as they entered the second quarter. Alisa Kresge was present, observing her former assistant, Dom Brault, coaching the Redhawks.
Key players for CVU included Taylor Johnson, Scout Peirce, Bella Seeholzer, and Zoe McNabb. McNabb, who was the single-game scoring leader for the Redhawks last week, started this week with a 20-point victory over the defending champions.
In a separate contest, Colchester faced off against Winooski. Tara-He Bradley stood out for Colchester, making a deep shot described as being “like the fries at the bottom.” She continued to perform well, keeping the score close. Anya Davis also contributed for Colchester, mirroring the skills of her brother, Zach. Elle Robins also played a key role with strong defensive plays.
The victories for both CVU and Colchester were highlighted during a broadcast on MyNBC5, updated at 11:50 PM EST on February 10, 2026. The broadcast included highlights from both games, suggesting a competitive landscape in Vermont Division 1 girls basketball, with CVU emerging as a clear favorite. The broadcast also mentioned the possibility of a championship push from the reigning champion Seahorses.
CVU’s recent success includes a 78-29 win against Saranac High School on Saturday, February 7, 2026, according to MaxPreps data.
Fans can stream sports and activities from Champlain Valley Union High School, including future basketball games, live and on demand through the NFHS Network. Similarly, games featuring Colchester High School are also available for streaming on the NFHS Network.
