Vermont State University Castleton is a small, intimate public university located in the rural Green Mountain region of Vermont, offering a close-knit academic community with approximately 1,200 undergraduate students. The campus provides a tight-knit, personalized learning environment typical of small New England colleges.
Location & Setting Rural campus situated in Randolph, Vermont, surrounded by scenic Green Mountain landscapes. The setting is distinctly small-town and pastoral, with limited immediate urban amenities but extensive natural beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities.
Campus Life Intimate campus with a strong sense of community, where students know each other and faculty personally. On-campus housing is available and recommended, with most students living in residence halls or campus apartments. Social life centers around campus events, outdoor activities, and small group gatherings. Limited Greek life, with social interactions more organically structured around shared academic and recreational interests.
Student Body Predominantly local and regional students from Vermont and surrounding New England states, with a mix of in-state and some out-of-state students. Student population tends to be academically motivated, environmentally conscious, and interested in outdoor and community-oriented activities. Generally progressive and socially engaged student culture.
Academics Strong liberal arts foundation with practical, career-oriented programs. Known for education, human services, natural sciences, and professional studies. Small class sizes enable personalized instruction and close faculty mentorship. Academic culture emphasizes experiential learning and community engagement.
Athletics & Sports NCAA Division III athletics with competitive programs in several sports. Robust athletic participation for a small campus, with strong emphasis on team spirit and student-athlete community. Wolverines compete in sports like basketball, soccer, and hockey, with good local rivalries.
Lifestyle & Weather Typical Vermont climate with distinct four seasons: cold, snowy winters; mild springs; warm summers; and spectacular fall foliage. Campus is walkable, but a car is helpful for regional exploration. Extensive outdoor recreation opportunities including hiking, skiing, mountain biking, and winter sports. Strong local connection to nature and outdoor lifestyle.
| High | Low | |
|---|---|---|
| January | 25° | 7° |
| April | 50° | 30° |
| July | 76° | 55° |
| October | 54° | 35° |
| Name | Position | Contact | Bio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Emily Douglas | Head Coach | emily.douglas@vermontstate.edu | View Bio |
| Gabriella Hunt | Assistant Coach | gabriella.hunt@vermontstate.edu | View Bio |
| Allison Royer | Assistant Coach | allison.lowell@vermontstate.edu | View Bio |
| Alexis Ruiz | Graduate Assistant Coach | alexis.ruiz@vermontstate.edu | View Bio |
| Luci Stubbins | Team Impact Player | — | View Bio |
| Hannah Frittenburg | Content Coordinator | — | |
| Grace Porcaro | Team Manager | — |
| # | Name | Position | Year | Height | Hometown | High School |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Emerson Stamp | M | Jr. | 5'3" | Pittsford, N.Y. | - |
| 16 | - | - | - | - | Beckenham, England | - |
| 18 | Ellie Campbell | F | Fy. | 5'9" | Underhill, Vt. | - |
| 19 | Madison Gile | M | Jr. | 5'5" | Bristol, Vt. | - |
| 21 | Hana Doria | D/M | So. | 5'6" | Middlebury, Vt. | - |
| 24 | Emilee Higgins | M/F | So. | 5'4" | Fair Haven, Vt. | - |
| 25 | Lauren Bascom | D | So. | 5'7" | Granville, N.Y. | - |
| 77 | Zoe Martin | GK | Sr. | 5'8" | Haverhill, Mass. | - |
| 99 | Jaedyn Roberson | GK | Fy. | 5'2" | Hoosick Falls, N.Y. | - |