Vineyarders

In the second period, freshman center Emily Coogan finally broke through for the Vineyarders, when she received the puck in center ice, made a move around the oncoming Norwood defender, and made an awesome wrist shot from deep.

This past week, the Vineyarders rattled off three more wins in the span of four days, beating Monomoy both at home and away, as well as Dennis-Yarmouth at home.

This spring, the Vineyarders will lose their top player in Nikolav, as well as fellow seniors Linus Munn and Vivian Peak, but will retain their young, ambitious core.

Rabbi Giulia Fleishman, Rabbi Lori Shaller and Kohenet Batya Diamond are all Vineyarders serving various organizations on-Island and off, providing a wealth of spiritual mentors during the sabbatical time.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Vineyarders were not allowed to travel, and played no Cape and Island League matches this fall.

Early voting for the much-anticipated 2020 presidential election has begun in all six Island towns, with voter registration up across the board and a steady stream of Vineyarders casting ballots in-person and by mail over the weekend.

Like virtually all Vineyarders we have lived in a virtual world the past two months.

Nantucket was in command most of the way until the Vineyarders responded with a 15-5 edge in the fourth quarter.

Vineyarders gathered for peace and justice in Edgartown on Saturday, along with Micki Miles (third from right) who identified herself as a counterprotestor and held a sign that read "I am proud to be an American".

Vineyarders need to begin encouraging more thoughtful discussion about end-of-life plans, eight.

After playing last season in a modified version of the new Cape and Islands League, the varsity Vineyarders will have their work cut out for them this time around in a tough C&I Atlantic Division.

Eloise Christy (20:24) and Wren Christy (20:33) placed second and third for the Vineyarders.

The Vineyarders forced a fumble in Sandwich territory, then Jayden Coyle busted his way through the Blue Knight defense for a touchdown.

The Vineyarders had nine shots on goal to the Whalers three and led Nantucket in corners by an 8-1 margin.

On Friday night the Portuguese American club was packed as Vineyarders turned out for a fundraiser.

The Vineyarders will compete at the MIAA All-State meet next Sunday at Stanley Park in Westfield.

The Vineyarders will play the winner of the north sectional finals, either first-seeded Winchester or third-seeded Newburyport.