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Pietro's second run was the fastest time of the event.
Caterina attained the mark in a game at Cushing Academy on Feb. 5.
Among Yougun's seven honors at the Scholastic Art Awards, four were at the highest level, advancing him to the national competition.
T.J. will race against the best runners in the country at The Track at New Balance in Boston March 13-16 in the 200- and 400-meter events.
WMA's Ximena Perez Garcia ’26 and Colin Moussette ’26 were among just 4-percent of the students who won awards.
David Zhou and Jayden Lee-Choi placed sixth in the Ornithology Category on Nov. 16 at the Cornell Science Olympiad Invitational Tournament in Ithaca, New York.
WMA went undefeated during the regular season for the second straight year and won three invitationals before placing second at the New England Division III Championships in November.
Noelle auditioned and was selected to play the cello at the Junior Festival of Western Districts.
With just one senior, the Titans posted their best record in years, finishing 8-8 and eligible for the postseason.
The Titans finished first and second at an 11-team event at Westfield High.
Six players earned postseason honors after a 5-2 campaign.
Six Titans were recognized for their performances this season by the NEPSAC, the WWNEPSA and the state soccer association.
Jimin Hong ’25 (violin), Angie Huang ’28 (choir), Jayden Lee-Choi ’26 (clarinet), Neil Lian ’27 (violin) and Avah MacDonald (choir) ’27 will participate at the 2025 Western District Senior Festival.
Brant Stoltz ’26 was named to the All-New England Prep School Athletic Council Honorable Mention Team.
Caitlin Stratton '26 was named to the All-NEPSAC Honorable Mention list.