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The first ever NCFA-sanctioned collegiate club football game lived up to the hype, as the University of Vermont Catamounts defeated their rival Black Bears from the University of Maine 21-20 in a nail-biter on November 7. In true rivalry game style, the UVM and UMaine club football teams fought until the end and, with the deciding score coming on a one-yard touchdown run by UVM's running back and club president Doug DeLuca in his final game.  

After a disappointing 45-0 rout in their first away game of the season October 11 at Williams College, the University of Vermont went on the road again this past weekend, travelling to Hanover, New Hampshire to play Division I-AA Dartmouth College’s junior varsity Big Green. The Catamounts had practiced hard all week, and eagerly anticipated Sunday’s game. The air in Hanover was frosty, and rumors had swirled all week of an impending nor’easter, but the weather held off for the 1:00 pm start and the game began without delay.  

The UVM Catamount football team and their growing band of faithful followers convened on yet another absolutely gorgeous early autumn afternoon for a game of football. After the game scheduled for the previous week was unexpectedly cancelled by Endicott College, the Catamounts were well rested and eager to meet their Collegiate Development Football League opponent.  

The University of Vermont Catamount football team faced Norwich University, its second opponent of the season, in a 1:00pm game at Burlington High School this past Sunday. With a light breeze and not a cloud in the sky, the two teams met on the type of mild September afternoon that seems made for a football game. After a tough 24-17 loss to Castleton State College in their season opener last weekend, the Catamounts came into this match hungry for a win.

The UVM football team kicked off its third season on a beautiful late August evening against another up and coming football program, Castleton State College. In their first appearance as a varsity program, Division III Castleton State dressed 80 players for Friday night’s contest at Burlington High School. Under the lights on the other side of the field, 42 young men clad in Vermont green and gold eagerly anticipated the start of another exciting season.  

Hanover -- At the end of the third quarter of yesterday's junior varsity game, Dartmouth coach Buddy Teevens crossed Memorial Field and asked his counterpart if he wanted the game clock to run nonstop through the final quarter. After all, the Big Green was leading by almost 40 points. David Motherway politely declined: "We came to play. This is what we said at the beginning and this is how we'll run it." So Motherway's squad, the University of Vermont club football team, absorbed a 57-3 shellacking by afternoon's end. For the second-year startup -- UVM's test tube, as it were, for the potential resurrection of a varsity football program that was dropped after the 1974 season -- it's not the score that matters. It's all about follow-through.

The University of Vermont Club Football Team was awarded the Presidents Award for Outstanding Organization award on Thursday, May 1, 2008. Read More

The University of Vermont Club Football Team will be taking on a new schedule for the 2008-2009 season. In 2007, the team competed in an amateur, or “semi-pro” football league, the Northeast Independent Football League. The team had a successful year, and went 5-3 during the regular season, and 1-1 during the playoffs, only to lose in the semi-finals against the Vermont Ravens based out of Barre, VT. However, the team has chosen to take a different route in 2008.  Read More