WMA News & Events

Emma's poem “Not to be Sent, Only Saved” was selected to be published by the American Library of Poetry in its 2021 student collection “Expressions.”

Brendan Herbert ’22 (Wingate University), Dylan Quigley ’22 (Southern New Hampshire University), Jacob Smith ’22 (Franklin Pierce University) and Evan Grobsmith (Utica College) signed their letters to play at their respective colleges next season.

WMA's Desmond Perezcastaneda ’23, Nick Pestrichello ’22 and Will Hardy ’22 were named to the All-Evergreen First Team, while teammates Enrique Rosado ’22, Dylan Quigley ’22 and Hudson Perham ’22 received Second Team honors.

Patrick, of Lagos, Nigeria, received a scholarship to attend the Harvard Model Congress in Boston Feb. 24-27. 

Will signed his National Letter of Intent Nov. 19 to attend and play Division I men’s lacrosse at Jacksonville University in Florida.

#Samehere, a global mental health movement, gave presentations to students and faculty at Wilbraham & Monson Academy Nov. 15-16. The Academy was one of just 10 schools in the country to receive a grant sponsored by the National Football League.

Ava placed fourth among 131 runners in a time of 20 minutes, 45 seconds on a tough 5K course at the New England Prep School Track Association Division III Championships on Nov. 13.

A postgraduate at the Academy, Richie signed his National Letter of Intent to attend and play lacrosse at Division I Providence College.

Deven signed his National Letter of Intent to attend and play basketball at Princeton University.

Despite two major knee surgeries, Payton signed her National Letter of Intent to play women’s lacrosse at St. Bonaventure University.

Ava took the lead with one mile to go to win her first invitational.

Malena was selected as a Project 351 Ambassador, which focuses on kindness, compassion, humility and gratitude.

Angela self-published "Thoughts," a collection of 27 poems.

Kyle scored a game-high nine points at the USA beat Estonia in the gold medal game of the 3x3 World Cup in Hungary.

Ava was invited to run at the Tommy Cochary High School Mile, which included some of the best high school runners in the state.