by wilmingtonacademy | Mar 9, 2026 | Updates - WAAS News
Congratulations to our Middle School Science Olympiad Teams for their outstanding performances at their Regional Tournament on Saturday at UNCW! The Varsity Team won the overall event with an impressive best overall score of 71, winning the varsity event by 43 points....
by wilmingtonacademy | Mar 9, 2026 | Updates - WAAS News
Congratulations to our Elementary Science Olympiad Team on finishing first place in the New Hanover County Elementary Tournament at Ashley High School on Satruday, 2/28! We are very proud of all of you and the hard work you have put in to prepare for this tournament!...
by wilmingtonacademy | Feb 23, 2026 | Owlsome Observations, Updates - WAAS News
Congratulations to our WAAS MathCounts Team on winning the Regional MathCounts Competition on Saturday, February 21st at Trask Middle School! Three WAAS students finished in the Top 10 in the opening team round, and we had wonderful showing in the countdown round as...
by wilmingtonacademy | Feb 23, 2026 | Owlsome Observations, Updates - WAAS News
Congratulations to Ziva Panchal (6th Grade), Edie Davis (6th Grade), Bodan Escaravage (7th Grade), Jackson Groller (7th Grade), and Perry Tennant (8th Grade), who all qualified and competed in the Regional Science Fair at UNCW this past Saturday. The students put in...
by wilmingtonacademy | Feb 23, 2026 | Owlsome Observations, Updates - WAAS News
Congratulations to 6th Grader Trace Turner for winning the district level (regional) Daughters of the American Revolution Essay Contest! As a result, Trace’s winning essay moved forward to compete at the State level competition as well! Congratulations to 7th Grader...
by wilmingtonacademy | Jan 13, 2026 | Owlsome Observations, Updates - WAAS News
Congratulations to our Varsity Science Olympiad Team for placing 2nd Overall at the Greenbrier Science Olympiad Invitational this past weekend in Evans, Georgia! This was a 14 team tournament including very competitive middle schools from GA and NC. Event medals were...
