Upper School: Junior Sean Clarey is one of nine basketball players from the state of Wisconsin selected to participate in the National High School Basketball Coaches Association Rising Senior Event to be held in Indianapolis in July. Read more here.

Middle School: A cosmic force! Sriram Gollapudy, Andrew Hong, Jason Tan, and Alex Zhu ranked first among 65 teams in the State of Wisconsin on the Purple Comet!
math contest. They ranked in the 90th percentile and earned honorable
mention among more than 1,100 teams in their size category internationally.

Upper School:
BA took second place in Wisconsin at the Federal Reserve Bank Challenge; team members are Jake Ricci, Regine Torres, Madeline Kohls, Lindsey Johnson, and Sheri
Zheng. BA came in third in a category for students with less than a year of economics;
our team members (who have not taken Economics yet) are sophomores
Rachael Overland, Shannon Cherian, Lee Smith-Feinberg and Aliyah Quereshi.

Upper School: Congratulations! Seniors Luc Boyce and Mahalia Sobhani have been awarded National Merit Scholarships of $2,500 each. Approximately 1.5 million students entered the 2013 National Merit Scholarship Program. Scholarship winners are chosen from approximately 15,000 distinguished finalists.

Upper School: Congratulations! Cum Laude Society inductees inlcude seniors Luc Boyce, Michael Courchaine, Maria Hughes,Valerie Lumsden, Mahalia Sobhani, Elias Volk, and Lujia Zhu.

All School: BA's chess club participated in the K-3 and K-6 divisions of the UWM Scholastic Chess Tournament. The 15-member K-3 team finished in third place with Aditya Gopal taking first place individually. The 5-member K-6 team took second place; Sean Conner took the first place individual trophy. Season awards were also given out. BA's K-3 team won the first place Grand Prix trophy; three BA competitors finished in the top ten individually (1-Daniel Perelman, 2-Aditya Gopal, 6-Areeb Bajwa). The K-6 team finished second for the season with three players in the top ten individually (3-Sean Connor, 4-Michael Connor, 9-Niels Armbruster).

Upper School: The Varsity baseball team made news in the Midwest Clasic recently. To read more about BA's Liam Dooley,  Jake Kolasinski, and Nate Stolte as featured in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, click here. Accomplishments of student athletes at BA are also featured each week in Sports Report.

Upper School: Awards were given to members of the graduating class at senior assembly in May. Subject Awards: Art, Lujia Zhu; Biology, Jacob Ricci; English, Mahalia Sobhani; German, Michael Sportiello; History, Peter Gardner; Math, Mary Liz Kim; Music, Jack Boatman; and Spanish, Regine Torres. Club Awards: Ambassadors Club, Elias Volk; Drama Club, Jack Boatman and Jacob Ricci; German Club, Michael Sportiello; History Club, Christopher Caponi; Latin Club, Mary Liz Kim & Michael Sportiello; Lunch Swap Club, Tanvir Bajwa; Newspaper, Mahalia Sobhani; Rube Goldberg Club, Christopher Caponi; Service Club, Jyoti Grewal and Valerie Lumsden; Student Council, Elias Volk.

Upper School: Junior Clare Urbanksi is this year's winner of the Joyce Cupertino Latin Scholarship of $500 to attend the National Junior Classical League Convention in Las Vegas in July.

Upper School: One hundred students took the National Latin Exam. A record 71 received awards, including four perfect scores, 21 gold medals (Summa Cum Laude), 21 silver medals (Maxima Cum Laude) and 21 Magna Cum Laude awards. Those with perfect scores include freshmen Adil Bhatia and Paul Urbanski, and juniors Clare Urbanski and Jimmy McMullen.

Lower School: Students participated at the State level of the Concours Oral, a competition sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of French. Scholars participating in the poetry category: Lily Childress, Charlotte Aexel, Hassan Allaqaband, Mishaal Omer, Arushi Dhingra, Isabelle Gross­man, Gabriella Bellido, Janna Husson, and Tess Matthews -  all won gold!

Middle School: Students participated at the State level of the Concours Oral, a competition sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of French. Charlie Wacholz (poetry) and three pairs - Mark Bechthold and Liam Matthews, Ram Gollapudy and Skye McCoy, and Ann Urbanski and Clare McCoy (extemporaneous conversation) all won gold!

Middle School: Students performed very well on this year's National Latin Exam. In the Introduction to the Latin Exam, 41 Level 7 students mer­ited certificates (18 of these also received ribbons) with Margot Armbruster scoring perfectly. In the Latin One Exam, 42 students received certificates (33 of them earning a silver or gold medal). Five Level 8 students had a perfect score: Noah Ahmed, Jay Chand, Sriram Gollapudy, Emma Lenz, and Alex Zhu.

All School: Congratulations! The following students were inducted to The International
Thespian Society (the national honor society for theater): Sophia Awan, CJ Caponi, Claire Halquist, Margaret Hamm,Taylor Kass, Zachary King, Emily Krusche-Bruck, Morgan Malatesta, Abbi Minessale, Mary Mueller, Doug Peters, Jake Ricci, Stefan Romero, Carley Schwendel, Katherine Sharpless, Andrea Sommer, Paul Urbanski, and Lujia Zhu.

Lower School: Sixteen BA students at the Regional French Forensics Competition
(sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of French) qualified to
go to the State Competition, including Liberty Hall's Hassan Allaqaband,
Charlotte Aexel, Gabriella Bellido, Lily Childress, Arushi Dhingra, Isabelle
Grossman, Janna Husson, Tess Matthews, and Mishaal Omer.

Upper School: The following juniors have won awards from the University of Rochester: Liam McCarty, the George Eastman Young Leaders Award; Sangwoo Park, the Xerox Award for Innovation and Information Technology; Rafael Rodriguez, Jr., the Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony Award; and Jimmy McMullen, the Bausch & Lomb Honorary Science Award.

Middle School: Sixteen BA students at the Regional French Forensics Competition
(sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of French) qualified to go to
the State Competition, including Freedom Hall's Mark Bechthold, Ram
Gollapudy, Liam Matthews, Clare McCoy, Skye McCoy, Ann Urbanski, and
Charlie Wacholz.

Middle School: Level 8 students ranked among the first in the state at the
Wisconsin Math League Contest. The top five scores were earned by Ram Gollapudy,
Pranav Kulkarni, Jonathan Lee, Emma Lenz, Jason Tan, and Alex Zhu.

All School: BA's Service Club held a school-wide "Share a Book" program to put books into the hands of children served by the Hope Network. Constitution Hall students collected and signed 51 new children's books, Liberty Hall students collected 57, Freedom Hall students collected 24, and Patriots Hall students collected 54. A parent donated 20-30 children's books, bringing our total to over 200. Thank you to everyone who helped celebrate Brookfield Academy's 50th Anniversary by promoting our love of reading!

Upper School: The following students earned top honors at the Wisconsin Math League: freshmen Jack Cudahy, Kristen Sportiello, Martin Toledo, and Nathan Washburn, and sophomore Steve Li. Nathan earned the honor of being the top scoring student in the State.

All School: Students participated in all divisions of the State Scholastic Chess Championships. In K-5, Level 3's Daniel Perelman and Jacob Reiner earned medals with 4-2 records. In K-8, Level 6's Michael Connor, Sean Connor and Level 8's Pranav Kulkarni each went 4-2 to earn as a 6th place team. In JV, sophomore Zack Balkhy (5-1) and senior Peter Gardner (4-2) finished in the top 10. In Varsity Division 1, the team of  sophomores Kris Hildebrand, Shiva Suri, Ethan Warren, juniors Troy Zimmermann, and Justin Zhu came away with a 3-2 record and a 6th place finish. Individually, Suri (4-1), Zhu (3-1-1), and Hildebrand (3-2) each earned board medals, while Zimmerman earned a board 1 trophy for his 4-1 record against the very best high school players in the state.

Middle School: Students enjoyed Pi Day, with 140 earning the coveted Pi Day shirt by memorizing 35 digits. Seventy students memorized 50 in tribute to BA's 50th Anniversary. At the annual Pi Contest, Shankar Thiru reclaimed the title, reciting 420 digits! Anand Saluja recited 116, and Carolyn Miller recalled 96 digits for second and third place respectively.

Lower School: Jacob Reiner, Level 3, and Maya Booth, Level 5 each won 1st place in the State of Wisconsin among private schools for their cursive writing. We are very proud and excited to have two of our scholars recognized. Despite the removal of handwriting from many school districts' curricula, cursive lives at BA!

Upper School: Emily Esser took part in the Harvard Certamen (Latin) Tournament in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Competing in the advanced division, her team led in points for the entire day and won third place overall.

Lower School: Level 5 scholars, Hannah Sportiello and Isabelle Grossman have earned "expert status" in their study of dolphins and Cleopatra, respectively.

Upper School: Kathryn Dykstra and Lujia Zhu received Senior Art Scholarships from Elm Grove Woman's Club.

Upper School: The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards program has recognized three BA students at the National level. Junior Chi Aguwa's fashion artwork will receive a Silver Medal; senior Kathryn Dykstra's sculpture will receive a Silver Medal, and senior Mahalia Sobhani's poetry will receive an American Voices Medal. The award ceremony will be held at Carnegie Hall in New York City on May 31. Nearly 100,000 students competed; approximately 1,000 will be recognized. Noteworthy past winners include Andy Warhol, Sylvia Plath, Truman Capote, Richard Avedon, Robert Redford and Joyce Carol Oates!

Upper School: After earning first place in the Waukesha Region Mock Trial Competition, and being chosen one of two teams selected at the State semi-finals, Mock Trial Varsity team competed in the State Finals in Madison, arguing a case before the Wisconsin Supreme Court and ranking second in the State. Team members include Nancy Cattani, Sara Eslami, Paige Hammond, Aidan McCarty, Liam McCarty, Rachael Overland, Simar Puri, and Andrea Sommer.

Middle School: The Middle School food drive collected 160 items, exceeding our goal! Fourteen students from the  MS Service Club took the food to the Tosa Cares Food Pantry, stocked shelves, and learned about the service they provide. We are grateful for our generous middle school students who continue to learn the joys of service!

Upper School: The Midwest Classic All Conference Selections from BA are Sean Clarey, junior, First Team All-Conference; Domonique Criss, senior, First Team All-Conference; Forah Bangura, senior, Second Team All-Conference; Ryan Clarey, freshmen,  Honorable Mention All-Conference; and Nate Stolte, junior, Honorable Mention All-Conference. Sean Clarey was named Midwest Classic Conference Player of the Year. Congratulations on a great season!

Upper School: Venimus, Vidimus, Vincimus! For the tenth year in a row (a state Record), BA won first place at the Wisconsin Junior Classical League Competition in Madison. Students take 12 written tests and compete in numerous contests, including the highly competitive quiz-bowl game "Certamen." For the second year in a row, Emily Esser (11) won the coveted gold medal, as the student in the State winning the most individual points. Other highlights: first place for the Certamen level 3 sophomore and level 4 junior/senior teams, third place for the Certamen level 2 freshmen team, and Emily's election as a state officer. Well done!

Upper School: Congratulations to our National Merit Scholarship finalists: Luc Boyce, Michael Courchaine, Peter Gardner, Maria Hughes, Arek Kashian, Mary Kim, Alison Sharpless, Mahalia Sobhani, Andrea Sommer, and Regine Torres. This is a record number of National Merit finalists for Brookfield Academy! The number of national semifinalists is less than one percent of all high school seniors; approximately 90 per­cent advance to the finals. Only half of all finalists win a National Merit Scholarship, which will be awarded later this spring. Good luck to all!

Upper School: Chi Aguwa and Elaine Buckley, US art teacher, were invited to the Milwaukee Art Museum last Saturday for a Wisconsin Gallery Talk. Chi discussed her award-winning artwork called "bloom" and her process for creating it. Mrs. Buckley talked about motivating her students and the success of BA's art program. This was quite an honor!

Upper School: Service Club raised $325 with a recent soup and chili sale and a raffle of bowls created by students. All proceeds benefit Feeding America.

Upper School: The State Honors Concert aired in February on Wisconsin Pub­lic Television, offering excerpts from the Wisconsin School Music Association High School Honors Concerts at Madison's Overture Center. BA's Justin Zhu performed with the orchestra on violin; Catherine Bodnar performed on cello. This project brings Wisconsin's top young musicians together with nationally known conductors in a highly disciplined, professional setting. Over 1,400 students, grades 9-11 auditioned.

Upper School: Three BA students received additional awards at the Annual Scholastic Art Awards Day at the Milwaukee Art Museum. Chi Aguwa (11) received the Mary E. Kelly Award - a $250 cash award. She was also an American Visions Awards Nominee. The national judges give one American Visions Award medal, sponsor by National Scholastic, to an outstanding work of art from each regional exhibition. Regional judges select five superior works from all the Gold Key finalists from every 2D and 3D media category as nominees for the national award, and they receive trophies. (We will know in the next couple of weeks if Chi's work is headed to New York City for the national exhibit!) Emily Esser (11)received a Grohmann Museum Awards "Steel Level (Dual)" membership (awarded to three students). Kathryn Dykstra (12) received a Nasco International, Inc., Fort Atkinson Award (six $25 gift certificates were awarded). Congratulations to all!

Upper School: Sophomore Kevin Van Cleave represented the BA boys swim team at the WIAA Division II State Championships at the UW Natatorium in Madison, having qualified in the 200 individual medley (IM) and 500 freestyle events. With many of his teammates cheering him on, Van Cleave won the 500 freestyle in 4:42.63, thus becoming the first state champion in the history of the BA boys swim team. He placed third in the 200 IM with a time of 1:55.85. Quite an accomplishment!

Upper School: Congratulations to our National Merit Scholarship finalists: Luc Boyce, Michael Courchaine, Peter Gardner, Maria Hughes, Arek Kashian, Mary Kim, Alison Sharpless, Mahalia Sobhani, Andrea Sommer, and Regine Torres. This is a record number of National Merit finalists for Brookfield Academy! The number of national semifinalists is less than one percent of all high school seniors; approximately 90 percent advance to the finals. Only half of all finalists win a National Merit Scholarship, which will be awarded later this spring. Good luck to all!

Middle School: The Academy's Middle School team of Pranav Kulkarni, Emma Lenz, Jason Tan, and Alex Zhu, along with individual participants Mark Bechthold, Jay Chand, Ram Gollapudy, Andrew Hong, Ravi Kodali, and Rhea Nangia participated in the regional MATHCOUNTS competition. Alex and Pranav finished 3rd and 11th respectively out of the 85 mathletes competing from 14 area schools. The Academy's team captured 3rd place honors and advanced to the State competition which will be held on March 2 in Madison.

Upper School: Congratulations! Mock Trial Varsity team earned first place in the regional competition at the Waukesha County Court House. They will compete with other regional winners in Madison on March 10. Team members include Nancy Cattani (11), Sara Eslami (12), Paige Hammond (11), Aidan McCarty (10), Liam McCarty (11), Rachael Overland (10), Simar Puri (11), and Andrea Sommer (12).

Middle School: In the first meet of the Forensics season, standout performances included Calleigh Rogers (7), first place in poetry; Alexandra Dortzbach (7), first place in storytelling; Anisha Guru (7), second place in humorous solo; Ram Gollapudy (8), second place in moments in history; Cece Youso, Vaishnavi Gundamraj, and Kaylin Artley (all L6), second place in group acting; Shalini Gundamraj (L8), third place in prose; and Rohan Agrawal and Austin Cherian (L6), third place in group acting. In our second meet Megan Weiner (7) and Calleigh Rogers received blue ribbons. We hope our students take this winning formula to the State Forensics tournament on March 23!

Upper School: Venimus, Vidimus, Vincimus! For the tenth year in a row (a state Record), BA won first place at the Wisconsin Junior Classical League Competition in Madison. Students take 12 written tests and compete in numerous contests, including the highly competitive quiz-bowl game "Certamen." For the second year in a row, Emily Esser (11) won the coveted gold medal, as the student in the State winning the most individual points. Other highlights: first place for the Certamen level 3 sophomore and level 4 junior/senior teams, third place for the Certamen level 2 freshmen team, and Emily's election as a state officer. Well done!

Middle School: Five teams placed in the top ten of all 253 Middle School teams participating in the Wisconsin State Stock Market Simulation. BA teams and rankings: First place - Harsimran Kalsi, Eric Minessale, and Joe Doyle; second place - Ava Schneider, Shalini Gundamraj, and Jason Tan; third place -  Michael Doherty, Rhea Nangia, and Serena Shah; fourth place - Parker Kuhlman, Taylor Just, Navjot Singh; and tenth place -Jonathan Lee, Alex Zhu and Ram Gollapudy. Statewide, over 3,600 students and 1,221 teams participated. BA's first placed MS team of Kalsi, Minessale and Doyle also placed seventh in the entire State ranking of all 1,221 High School and Middle School teams!

Upper School: Three BA students received additional awards at the Annual Scholastic Art Awards Day at the Milwaukee Art Museum. Chi Aguwa (11) received the Mary E. Kelly Award - a $250 cash award. She was also an American Visions Awards Nominee. The national judges give one American Visions Award medal, sponsor by National Scholastic, to an outstanding work of art from each regional exhibition. Regional judges select five superior works from all the Gold Key finalists from every 2D and 3D media category as nominees for the national award, and they receive trophies. (We will know in the next couple of weeks if Chi's work is headed to New York City for the national exhibit!) Emily Esser (11)received a Grohmann Museum Awards "Steel Level (Dual)" membership (awarded to three students). Kathryn Dykstra (12) received a Nasco International, Inc., Fort Atkinson Award (six $25 gift certificates were awarded). Congratulations to all!

Upper School: Posters for the BA musical, Annie Get Your Gun, feature a design by Emily Golchini (9) and Parker Hollis (9) who worked together on the original concepts. Geoffrey Rogers (10) designed the cast t-shirts. Anthony Klein (9) designed the silhouettes for the back drops for the play. The set construction crew and Caitlin Driver (Graphics 1 teacher) are projecting the digital files and painting them onto panels.

Primary School Musical

Director:Felice Leib

Congratulations! Brookfield Academy's youngest actors presented three
delightful, energetic performances in a tale of friendship, sharing. and
teamwork that charmed the young and the young at heart!

Photos by Mark Frohna

Additional photos available here.

BA School Musical

Director: Wes Schultz

Congratulations to the wonderful cast, director, technical crew and volunteers who made Annie Get Your Gun! a truly magical experience for all who attended ! Your talent, hard work, and dedication are greatly appreciated. Thank you one and all!

Photos by Mark Frohna

Additional photos available here.

Lower School Performance

Director: Felice Leib

Congratulations to the fabulous cast, director, technical crew and volunteers who made Aristocats KIDS a spirited, fun-filled show for all who attended ! Your talented, energetic presentation delighted audiences. Thank you one and all!

Photos by Mark Frohna

For more photos, click here.

Brookfield Academy thanks the many parent volunteers who put in countless hours and donate their time and talent to make our productions a success!
If you are a BA parent interested in joining the Blue Knight STARS as they help
to boost consistency, improve communication and build community on the
stage click here to learn more about the Blue Knight STARS!

Art Teachers: Elaine Buckley, Janet Bruhn, and Caitlin Driver

Students presented a wonderful collection of artwork in a wide variety of mediums, many of them award winning creations.

Photos by Mark Frohna

To see works of art created by our Upper School students, click here.

Congratulations! Scholastic Art Awards-Wisconsin has recognized 18 US art students: Chibuzo Aguwa (11) gold key award; Sophia Awan (11) silver key and honorable men­tion; Leah Cashaw (11) silver key; Kathryn Dykstra (12) gold key, honorable mention and a gold key for portfolio; Emily Esser (11) gold key and honorable mention; Josie Francis (12) honorable mention; Gigi Gastevich (11) gold key; Holly Gill-Kneebone (10) gold key; Natalie Jasinski (11) gold key; Anthony Klein (9) gold key; Brigid Mal­loy (11) gold key; Julia Miller (10) silver key; Stefan Romero (10) gold key; Abby Snell (12) honorable mention; Mahalia Sobhani (12) honorable mention; Andrea Sommer (12) honorable mention; Dan Trunzo (11) silver key and honorable mention; and Lujia Zhu (12) gold key. All silver and gold key artwork will be on exhibit at the Milwaukee Art Museum, February 2 - March 17. Those winning gold key awards will also advance to the national level of the Scholastic Art Awards (results will be available in mid-March). Congratulations to the Art Department for helping students develop their creative skills. This is the most awards BA has ever won in this competition!

Varsity Boys Basketball Players Reach Milestone!

Senior Domonique Criss and junior Sean Clarey were recognized for going over the 1,000 point mark for their careers. Criss achieved it in the January 14 game against Hope Christian, and Clarey on January 8 against Milwaukee Messmer. Congratulations! (Criss and Clarey, pictured with Coach Patrick Clarey.)

Varsity Girls Basketball Team - Mothers Win Trophy!

The team had its first "Mother-Daughter" game on January 19. The mothers won the trophy!

Friday night was the team's "Pink Out" night in support of breast cancer awareness. Thank you to the fans for raising $156 dollars.

(Photo caption Brookfield Academy's National Merit Semifinalists: front row seated-left to right: Alison Sharpless, Regine Torres, Maria Hughes, Gabriella Gastevich and Andrea Sommer; middle row standing-Left to right: Mary Liz Kim and Mahalia Sobhani; back row standing-left to right: Peter Gardner, Luc Boyce, Michael Courchaine and Arek Kashian.)

The National Merit Scholarship Corporation honors individual students who show exceptional academic ability and potential for success in rigorous college studies.

The number of national semifinalists is less than one percent of all high school seniors. Approximately 90 percent of the Semifinalists are expected to attain finalist standing, and more than half of the finalists will win a National Merit Scholarship, earning the Merit Scholar title. National Merit Scholarship winners of 2013 will be announced beginning in April and concluding in July.

Brookfield Academy congratulates these students and wishes them the best of luck in their pursuit of a National Merit Scholarship Award.

On April 21, the girls played in the annual BA Bash soccer tournament at home. After winning this tournament two years in a row, BA would be looking for a three-peat, but there were four new schools in the tournament this year who are better than any of the other schools that have been in the tournament before.

In the first game against South Milwaukee, the three Blue Knight captains came up big exactly when they were needed. After being down 1-0 at halftime, Collins scored from a Pesch assist to tie the game, and Ana Bayerlein made an unbelievable save with one minute left to secure a 1-1 draw. The second game was a convincing 2-0 victory over a Winnebago team that only lost one game last year and only one so far this year. All BA defenders played amazing and were well organized by Ally Anderson. Pesch scored both goals to bring her BA total to 100! Congratulations to Pesch for this massive accomplishment!

BA made the championship game based on having the most points in its group. After giving up an early 0-1 lead to Mauston, the girls battled through their exhaustion, scoring three goals to win a third consecutive BA Bash championship. Pesch scored twice more and Collins added the third while senior Jenny Giera played a great game in defense. The freshman and sophomores looked great throughout the tournament as they have made tremendous improvements in the past week.

Stories and Sports (Tuesdays) Start with a story in our child-friendly library and jump into an interactive activity in our gym or on the playground. March 27 - May 22

Rising Stars Art (Fridays) Enter the world of Matisse, Monet, and Degas, where your child will sculpt, paint, and create like mini-masters. March 30 - May 25 (no classes on April 6 and May 11)

Each program is $75. Register online today!

Your registration includes a Play Day on Tuesday, March 6. Choose either the morning or afternoon session when you register. If you want to participate in the Play Day only, please call the Admissions Office to register.

For more information, contact Mary Ricci, Asst. Director of Admissions at 262-783-3200.

Congratulations to Mackenzie Carr (12), Isaac Castellanos (9), Shannon
Cherian (9), Anshul Dhingra (9), Josie Francis (11), Tejaspreet Kaur (9), Taylor Kobliska (9), Natalie Kustner (10),  Aidan McCarty (9), Douglas Peters (9), James Schulgit (9), Shreya Shah (9), Lee Smith-Feinberg (9), Regine Torres (11), AnnieVipond (10), and Hee-Jun Yang (10).

Please congratulate the following team members: Jack Boatman (11), Nicole Bray (12), Sara Eslami (11), Paige Hammond (10), Liam McCarty (10), Simar Puri (10), Kevin Sawall (12), and Andrea Sommer (11).

Also, special congratulations to the Junior Varsity team who posted a 3 and 1 record for the competition, one of the best JV performances in program history. The JV team includes Nancy Cattani (10), Shannon Cherian (9), Emily Esser (10), Aidan McCarty (9), Jon Novak (10), Rachael Overland (9), Sangwoo Park (10), and Sabrina Sawall (9).

Good luck in Madison!

We are pleased to announce that our team came in first among the 15 participating schools, with Martin and Kristen ranking 2nd, Alex ranking 4th and Nathan ranking 7th among more than 110 participants. Jason, who also did well at the regionals, will join Martin, Nathan, Alex and Kristen as they advance to the State level Competition, on March 3 in Madison. Congratulations to all! Go BA!