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In an exciting matchup, the No. 1 ranked Champlain Valley Union will face off against the No. 2 ranked Rutland for the Vermont Division I state championship this Saturday. Champlain Valley Union, looking for their second state title in three years, will take on Rutland, who hasn’t been in a championship game since 2018.
In Division II, Rice Memorial will be playing for their first state championship since 2014, going up against Fair Haven. Fair Haven’s last championship game appearance was in 2018, and they will be looking to secure their first title since 2017.
Division III will see Woodstock competing for their first championship since 2019, facing Otter Valley who last won a state title in 2015. The games will take place at St. Johnsbury Academy, with Rice Memorial vs. Fair Haven at 11 a.m., Woodstock vs. Otter Valley at 2 p.m., and Champlain Valley vs. Rutland at 5 p.m.
The High School Football America Vermont Top 5 high school football rankings are based on a proprietary algorithm, with Champlain Valley Union holding the top spot with a perfect 10-0 record, followed by Rutland at 9-1. The stage is set for an action-packed day of high school football as teams battle it out for the state championship titles.
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