The Episcopal Academy
Connor Martin ’14: EA student athletes are often recognized at a local level for their athletic performance and prowess, but rarely do they earn accolades at the state, national, or even international stage. Evan Butts ’14 and Margaux Paolino ’16 are […]
Alex Burman ’16, Francis Lee ’16: The 6’ 1” sharp shooter and Co-Captain of the Churchmen basketball team Chris McNeal ’14 has been named Boys’ Athlete of the Month. McNeal may have topped his performances from last year, where he earned All […]
Thomas Woodville ’17: There is no denying the impressive contributions Brittany and Brianna Belo ’14 have made to the EA track program. The two twin sisters, from Philadelphia, PA have both broken several school records thus far in their high school […]
Rich Palazzese ’14: Many teams at EA incorporate offseason workouts into their regimen to prepare for the season. These workouts may include time in the weight room, on the track, in the field house, or on the field. The lacrosse team […]
Conner Delaney ’17: They say almost all college athletes “Go pro in something other than sports.” After the recent Major League Lacrosse (MLL) draft, however, this will not be the case for Episcopal Academy grad Jackson Place ’10. The Ohio Machine […]
Gianna Pileggi ’14: Brendan DeVoue ’14 has always had a knack for creating videos and making people laugh. So last year, when he heard of Vine, the popular app that allows people to create and share seven-second long looping videos, he […]
Heather Smith ’15: Every January, Radio 104.5 hosts a free, alternative concert called Winter Jam. This year’s concert fell on January 25th, a freezing, snowy day. The performers included An Honest Year, MS MR, Switch foot, New Politics, and Twenty One […]
Sammi Ciardi ’15: The Episcopal Jazz Band recently returned from the Berklee High School Jazz Festival in Boston, Massachusetts, where they joined hundreds of other jazz ensembles for an opportunity to play for judges from the Berklee College of Music and […]
Sydney Gibson ’15: It all began in the spring of 2010; a group of musically inclined Episcopal Academy teachers came together to form Flash Mob. The band came about when an EA student contacted a few teachers to see if they […]
Toni Radcliffe ’14: Episcopal cancelled Peace Day, an all school day event to educate on and celebrate diversity, in order to compensate for lost academic time that the multitude of snow days has created. Administratively, the decision appears logical. After two […]