2002: A Vermont Hockey Odyssey

If the Sugar Maple is the official state tree of Vermont, then hockey might as well be its official sport. Despite interest in the game on ice, girls high school hockey didn’t exist until after the turn of the millennium. This film tells the story of the BFA Comets that won the first girls high school hockey championship in Vermont in 2002.

Home of Raleigh

A tale spanning six decades, Home of Raleigh traces the roots of Gold and Platinum Glove winning Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh back to his father Todd's hometown in Vermont. Experience a story of a family that faced incredible loss, persevered through hard work, and have enjoyed tremendous success.

BOY WONDER: The Luc Gates Story

Few people capture the interest, attention and friendship of athletes on the field, classmates in school, and neighbors throughout the county. Luc Gates was one of those few people who did. BOY WONDER tells the story of the gifted high school athlete whose legacy grew exponentially after his passing.

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Aha Sports produces sports films and documentaries

The Vermont Sports Films Series was a collection of documentary films dedicated to preserving and celebrating the history, culture, and human stories of sports throughout Vermont. Rather than focusing solely on championships and statistics, the series explored the people, communities, and traditions that shaped athletics —from small-town rivalries and legendary high school teams to iconic coaches, athletes, and historic moments. Through cinematic storytelling, archival footage, and firsthand interviews, the films captured how sports have served as a unifying force in Vermont, reflecting the state's values of perseverance, community, and pride. The series sought to create a lasting historical record while inspiring future generations by honoring the individuals and events that helped define Vermont's rich sporting heritage.

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