UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT

ABOUT VERMONT

Nestled in Burlington, Vermont since its founding in 1791, the University of Vermont fields 13 varsity sports across the America East Conference with an undergraduate population of 14,320 students. The Catamounts compete across traditional Olympic sports with balanced men's and women's offerings, including basketball, cross country, golf, tennis, soccer, and volleyball, alongside baseball and softball. Vermont's athletics department maintains competitive programs in both revenue and non-revenue sports, with equal emphasis on women's athletics reflected in the seven women's varsity teams competing alongside six men's programs.

America East Conference membership positions Vermont among regional competitors in the Northeast, where the Catamounts pursue conference championships and NCAA tournament opportunities across their 13-sport portfolio. The program emphasizes student-athlete development within the context of a small liberal arts research university, balancing athletic competition with the institution's academic mission. Vermont athletics compete at UVM's on-campus facilities while maintaining the traditions and community connections that characterize athletic programs at institutions established in the 18th century, drawing from the school's 230-plus year history.