Blue Mountain Union School Athletics

Home of the Bucks!

Arial View of Blue Mountain

About Us

Todd Powers, Athletic Director

Phone: (802) 757-2711 x222

Fax: (802) 757-3894

E-mail: todd.powers@bmuschool.org

Blue Mountain Union School is a PreK-12 school which provides many opportunities for students to compete in the athletic arena. We have Cross Country, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball & Softball at all levels in some form.

The Blue Mountain Union School mission and graduate outcomes are congruent with providing a challenging, comprehensive education, which will foster a lifetime of curiosity, learning, productivity, and good citizenship. While academics are our primary concern, we recognize that athletics provide additional opportunities and challenges for personal growth and development. Through competition and organized activities, students learn the value of discipline and respect for rules. Being involved in athletics provides students with a model for good citizenship.

Athletics are an integral part of the educational program. Their purpose is to provide unique educational experiences that will contribute to the development of better citizens. Athletics compliment the work that takes place in the classroom. Emphasis is on teaching through athletics, in addition to teaching the skills of the sport. Development of the whole student is at the core of the BMU program.

Athletics provide opportunities to improve fitness skills, develop as an individual, and improve social skills. They serve as a laboratory where students can cope with problems and situations similar to those encountered in today's society. With good leadership, students learn self-discipline, self-motivation, and develop good sportsmanship.

At the middle school and junior varsity levels, development of skills, knowledge and understanding of the game, and conditioning is stressed while encouraging a positive, winning attitude. At the varsity level, winning is stressed, not on an "at any cost" basis, but rather as the result of a strong work ethic, positive attitude, and a strong basic knowledge of the game.

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Girls Soccer Field

Dr. Harry M. Rowe Gymnasium

National Anthem during the last home game of the 2006 season.