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Kelsie Rivard plays hero in Hazen girls basketball's championship win
High school sports news coverage and galleries from Burlington and across Vermont
Published on Mar. 8, 2026
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In a defensive masterclass, the Hartford girls basketball team claimed their second state championship title. The game featured standout performances from players across both teams, including Aly Dorman's all-time scoring effort that ignited a comeback for Mount Mansfield. Charlotte Jasmin celebrated Hartford's Division II championship victory.
Why it matters
High school sports, especially basketball, are a source of community pride and excitement in Vermont. These championship games showcase the talent and dedication of young athletes, as well as the support of their schools and towns.
The details
The Division I, II, and III girls basketball championship games were closely contested, with teams from across the state competing for the top prizes. Players like Kelsie Rivard, Aly Dorman, and Charlotte Jasmin delivered standout performances that led their teams to victory or near-victory. The games were filled with last-second shots, comebacks, and defensive intensity that exemplified the competitive spirit of Vermont high school sports.
- The girls basketball championship games were played on Saturday, March 7, 2026.
- The Division I championship game between Rutland and Mount Mansfield took place on Friday, March 6, 2026.
The players
Kelsie Rivard
A player for the Hazen girls basketball team who played a heroic role in their championship win.
Aly Dorman
A player for the Mount Mansfield girls basketball team who delivered an all-time scoring effort that ignited a comeback in their championship game.
Charlotte Jasmin
A player for the Hartford girls basketball team who celebrated their Division II championship victory.
What they’re saying
“Fifty years is such an accomplishment in San Francisco, especially with the way the city has changed over the years.”
— Gordon Edgar, grocery employee (Instagram)
The takeaway
The Vermont high school girls basketball championships showcased the talent, dedication, and competitive spirit of young athletes across the state. These games brought communities together and highlighted the importance of high school sports in fostering school pride and personal growth.
