WMA News
What's Happening at WMA
Luka, a postgrad, signed his National Letter of Intent to attend and play men’s basketball at the University of Massachusetts on Nov. 15.
Brett Bucktooth ’24 (Syracuse), Ben McDonnell (Wagner) and Logan Dudley (Roger Williams) signed their letters during a ceremony on Nov. 15.
Kayden took 14th overall to lead the Titans to a fourth-place finish at the NE D3 Championships on Nov. 11.
Ella signed her National Letter of Intent to play basketball at Division I Manhattan during a ceremony on Nov. 10.
Vaishnavi “Vivi” Venkat '25 and Marisa Cyboron '24 placed in the top four at the 2023 Connecticut Presidents Match.
The Academy won 48 awards based on the school’s performance on the 2023 AP Exams, administered by the College Board.
Roman won the Junior Category (ages 15-18) at the Grand American World Trapshooting Championships in August.
After the outside of a local convenience store was defaced, Kiki and two members of her Girl Scout Troop painted the wall a bright blue sky filled with colorful umbrellas.
John competed at the USA Cycling Cross Country Mountain Bike National Championships, the highest level of racing in the nation.
Arielle qualified for the USA Track & Field National Junior Olympic Championships in Oregon.
Julia Besse '23 was named to the All-Academic team for US Lacrosse while Abby Brunelle '25 and Ally Orquiola '25 earned all-league honors.
Luke Robinson ’23 received All-American status and J.J. Fox ’23 won an All-NEPSAC Award.
A year after winning the Western New England Secondary School Lacrosse Association Division II title for the first time since 1989, Coach Mike MacDonald and the Titans repeated as league champions.
Yuzuki was named a recipient of a Excellence in French Award from the AATF.
Arielle Chechile '24, a student in Mr. Kevin Kane’s AP Spanish 5 class, earned a rare Silver Medal in the Level 5 category on the NSE.