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Name | Location | Division | Conference |
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Aquinas College | Grand Rapids, Michigan | NAIA | Wolverine-Hoosier |
Asbury University | Wilmore, Kentucky | NAIA | River States |
Benedictine College | Atchison, Kansas | NAIA | Heart of America |
Bethel University | Mishawaka, Indiana | NAIA | Crossroads |
Brenau University | Gainesville, Georgia | NAIA | Appalachian (AAC) |
Clarke University | Dubuque, Iowa | NAIA | Heart of America |
Concordia University Ann Arbor | Ann Arbor, Michigan | NAIA | Wolverine-Hoosier |
Corban University | Salem, Oregon | NAIA | Cascade |
Culver-Stockton College | Canton, Missouri | NAIA | Heart of America |
Georgetown College | Georgetown, Kentucky | NAIA | Mid-South |
Indiana Institute of Technology | Fort Wayne, Indiana | NAIA | Wolverine-Hoosier |
Keiser University-Ft Lauderdale | Fort Lauderdale, Florida | NAIA | Sun |
Lawrence Technological University | Southfield, Michigan | NAIA | Wolverine-Hoosier |
Life University | Marietta, Georgia | NAIA | Mid-South |
Lourdes University | Sylvania, Ohio | NAIA | Wolverine-Hoosier |
Madonna University | Livonia, Michigan | NAIA | Wolverine-Hoosier |
Marian University | Indianapolis, Indiana | NAIA | Crossroads |
Midland University | Fremont, Nebraska | NAIA | Great Plains |
Missouri Baptist University | Saint Louis, Missouri | NAIA | American Midwest |
Missouri Valley College | Marshall, Missouri | NAIA | Heart of America |
Montreat College | Montreat, North Carolina | NAIA | Appalachian (AAC) |
Morningside University | Sioux City, Iowa | NAIA | Great Plains |
Mount Mercy University | Cedar Rapids, Iowa | NAIA | Heart of America |
Multnomah University | Portland, Oregon | NAIA | Cascade |
Ottawa University-Ottawa | Ottawa, Kansas | NAIA | KCAC |
Point University | West Point, Georgia | NAIA | Appalachian (AAC) |
Reinhardt University | Waleska, Georgia | NAIA | Appalachian (AAC) |
Saint Ambrose University | Davenport, Iowa | NAIA | Chicagoland (CCAC) |
Savannah College of Art and Design | Savannah, Georgia | NAIA | Sun |
Siena Heights University | Adrian, Michigan | NAIA | Wolverine-Hoosier |
St. Andrews University | Laurinburg, North Carolina | NAIA | Appalachian (AAC) |
St. Thomas University | Miami Gardens, Florida | NAIA | Sun |
Tennessee Wesleyan University | Athens, Tennessee | NAIA | Appalachian (AAC) |
Thomas More University | Crestview Hills, Kentucky | NAIA | Mid-South |
Truett McConnell University | Cleveland, Georgia | NAIA | Appalachian (AAC) |
University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis | Saint Louis, Missouri | NAIA | American Midwest |
University of Saint Mary | Leavenworth, Kansas | NAIA | KCAC |
University of the Cumberlands | Williamsburg, Kentucky | NAIA | Mid-South |
Warner University | Lake Wales, Florida | NAIA | Sun |
Webber International University | Babson Park, Florida | NAIA | Sun |
Westcliff University | Irvine, California | NAIA | California Pacific |
William Penn University | Oskaloosa, Iowa | NAIA | Heart of America |
There are 42 naia womens lacrosse teams in the United States.
Men’s Lacrosse – Appalachian Athletic Conference Athletics
Affiliate Members
June 21, 2023
Men’s Lacrosse
Two Represent AAC on CSC Academic All-America Men’s At-Large Team
May 16, 2023
Men’s Lacrosse
Cochran Named NAIA Player of the Year; Johnston Coach of the Year; AAC Lands 11 on All-American Team
May 13, 2023
Men’s Lacrosse
Keiser Earns First NAIA Men’s Lacrosse Invitational Championship
May 11, 2023
Men’s Lacrosse
Keiser Advances to NAIA Men’s Lacrosse Championship Game
May 10, 2023
Men’s Lacrosse
Three AAC Teams Advance to NAIA Semifinal Round
Around the AAC
- Results
- Upcoming
Results
Sat, May/13
Final
Men’s Lacrosse
8
Indiana Tech
15
at
Keiser
Recap
|
Box Score
Thu, May/11
Final
Men’s Lacrosse
7
Indiana Tech
6
vs
Cumberlands (KY)
Recap
|
Box Score
Thu, May/11
Final
Men’s Lacrosse
10
Webber International (FL)
15
vs
Keiser
Recap
|
Box Score
Wed, May/10
Final
Men’s Lacrosse
8
Concordia (MI)
14
vs
Cumberlands (KY)
Recap
|
Box Score
Wed, May/10
Final – OT
Men’s Lacrosse
13
Webber International (FL)
12
vs
Reinhardt
Recap
|
Box Score
Wed, May/10
Final
Men’s Lacrosse
7
St. Ambrose
19
vs
Keiser
Recap
|
Box Score
Sat, Apr/29
Final
Men’s Lacrosse
4
Cumberlands (KY)
13
at
Keiser
Recap
|
Box Score
Fri, Apr/28
Final
Men’s Lacrosse
2
Webber International (FL)
10
at
Keiser
Recap
|
Box Score
Fri, Apr/28
Final
Men’s Lacrosse
12
Cumberlands (KY)
11
at
Reinhardt
Recap
|
Box Score
Fri, Apr/21
Final
Men’s Lacrosse
9
Tennessee Wesleyan
19
at
Cumberlands (KY)
Box Score
Fri, Apr/21
Final
Men’s Lacrosse
6
SCAD Savannah
24
at
Webber International (FL)
Box Score
Sat, Apr/15
Final
Men’s Lacrosse
9
Webber International (FL)
10
at
Keiser
Box Score
Sat, Apr/15
Final
Men’s Lacrosse
6
St. Andrews
24
at
Cumberlands (KY)
Box Score
Sat, Apr/15
Final
Men’s Lacrosse
24
Reinhardt
4
at
Point
Box Score
Sat, Apr/15
Final
Men’s Lacrosse
2
Montreat
18
at
SCAD Savannah
Box Score
Sat, Apr/15
Final
Men’s Lacrosse
8
Columbia (MO)
10
at
Tennessee Wesleyan
Box Score
Thu, Apr/13
Final
Men’s Lacrosse
17
Tennessee Wesleyan
6
at
Montreat
Box Score
Tue, Apr/11
Final
Men’s Lacrosse
8
Tennessee Wesleyan
17
at
Cumberlands (KY)
Box Score
Sat, Apr/08
Final
Men’s Lacrosse
15
Point
13
at
Montreat
Box Score
Sat, Apr/08
Final
Men’s Lacrosse
11
Webber International (FL)
7
at
Ottawa
Box Score
Upcoming
AAC Standings
Schools | ||
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Cumberlands (KY) | 0-0 | 0-0 |
Keiser | 0-0 | 0-0 |
Montreat | 0-0 | 0-0 |
Point | 0-0 | 0-0 |
Reinhardt | 0-0 | 0-0 |
SCAD Savannah | 0-0 | 0-0 |
St. Andrews | 0-0 | 0-0 |
Tennessee Wesleyan | 0-0 | 0-0 |
Union | 0-0 | 0-0 |
Webber International (FL) | 0-0 | 0-0 |
Full Standings
Wycombe Abbey Private School – Boarding Schools in the UK
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Founded
1896
Programs
GCSE, A-level
Age
11-18 years
Accommodation 90 003
Residence
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Wycombe Abbey is the UK’s top girls’ boarding school. It was founded in 1896 by Frances Dove, who actively fought for equal opportunities for girls in the Victorian era. Wycombe Abbey is famous for its high academic performance, which is primarily based on the girls’ love of learning.
The school ranks at the top of the rankings every year, and the final exam scores are always among the best in the UK. Girls perform in different disciplines, achieving excellent results in exams. The results of the GCSE and A-Level courses in 2018 were outstanding, 95.2% of all students on the GCSE course received A * -A grades. On the A-Level course, 84.3% received A * -A grades.
Students are provided with unlimited opportunities on the grounds of the school, located on 170 acres of green areas, which are saturated with the tranquility of rural life. Nearby is the city of High Wycombe, where girls go on weekends to go to the movies, go shopping and take a break from classes. From the school you can easily get to London, and the path to Heathrow Airport is only 30 minutes.
The secret of the school’s success lies in the fact that the girls live near the school and are in constant interaction both with each other and with the school staff. School policy is aimed at stimulating and inspiring girls during the school day, allowing them to reveal their talents and abilities. In the school community, each of the students is perceived as an individual.
The school has about 650 students.
Director (as of 2023)
Joe Duncan, Education – University of St. Andrews, MA in English Literature; University of Cambridge (postgraduate certificate with the right to conduct teaching activities).
Famous high school graduates
Penelope Fitzgerald, poetess, writer (“Bookshop”, “Blue Flower”).
Sally Phillips, theater, film and television actress (“Bridget Jones’s Diary” films, “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies”).
Sonya Walger, television actress (TV series Lost, Remember What Will Be).
Lady Nicholas Windsor, member of the British Royal Family.
Key factors
Wycombe Abbey is an outstanding school by any criteria, including high academic performance. The school has a long tradition of academic excellence and is consistently ranked as one of the nation’s top schools in examinations.
The school has an impressive sports reputation. In 2015/2016, the school achieved 16 national finals in eight different sports, as well as international, regional and local success. Since 2017, it has been ranked in the top 10 independent schools in the UK for sports by School Sport Magazine, ranking eighth overall and being the third best school for girls nationwide.
Students enter the world’s leading universities with the highest passing scores. Among them: universities Oxbridge, Russell Group, prestigious schools of art, theater and music, Harvard University, Stanford, Princeton, etc.
The school organizes an internship for its students. Every girl in the school is a member of Futurewise, which offers a variety of courses spanning professions from law and medicine to journalism and media.
Facilities
The school has a functional Davis sports complex, which includes: an indoor 25-meter swimming pool with 6 lanes, water polo rooms, a multi-purpose sports hall, a climbing wall, a dance studio, a fitness center, 4 courts for playing squash, fencing hall.
The school also has five lacrosse courts, an athletics track, three English lapta fields, a full-fledged football field, indoor and outdoor netball courts, and 20 tennis courts.
The school has its own center for the visual arts, which includes a student theater, as well as a special center for the study of modern foreign languages.
Program
GCSE
A two-year general secondary education certificate program. Mandatory for studying 6 subjects, 4 subjects are studied by choice.
A-level
A two-year university preparation program. Students choose 4 or 5 subjects for in-depth study. The school has support in English for girls for whom English is not their first language; this includes IELTS and IGCSE tuition for students who join the Sixth Form without a GCSE English qualification.
More about the A-level program
Accommodation
The school has a separate comfortable house for girls aged 11: thanks to living here, they can get used to the academic environment of the new school, to life away from home and relatives, quickly adapt and make new friends . The remaining 9 houses are intended for students aged 12-17: each accommodates 45 people, the residents are divided according to age.
Sports
Pupils are given the opportunity to try out various sports with a specialized trainer. Every year, trips are organized for female students to a tennis tournament in Florida. Among the available sports are rock climbing, basketball, badminton, water polo, horseback riding, golf, judo, karate, kickboxing, pilates, squash, fencing, tennis, rowing, lacrosse. The school lacrosse team is recognized as one of the best in the UK.
Extracurricular activities
Optional extracurricular activities include: various academic societies, visual arts, photography, various dance groups, ballet, drama, music and participation in various orchestras and groups, and many others.
Weekly social events such as DVD nights, birthday parties and smoothies are held in the houses. There are also many fun activities in each house, such as a “House Party” or family outings to movies, restaurants, and boat trips throughout the semester.
There is a lot of competition between houses. The girls learn to work as a team, overcome differences, develop resilience, and ultimately deepen friendships. For every girl there is competition for the house, whether it is a sports competition at the end of each term, a music competition, a debating competition, etc.
Weekend activities include activities such as zumba classes, spa days, trips to Thorpe Park the Warner Bros and Harry Potter film studios, skiing in the Snow Zone, shopping in London, singing in Oxford and orienteering in the countryside.
Cost, 2022-2023
£14,700 per semester.
There are 3 semesters in the academic year.
Included in the price
Additional charge
Registration fee – £350
- Deposit – £14,700
Extra lessons
Air travel
Transfers to/from airport
Visa
Educational company services
Selection of a guardian, which is a requirement of the British school
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Northfield Mount Hermon School in the USA | Tuition fees, admission conditions
USA
Northfield, Massachusetts
Age
15+
Programs
AP, High School Diploma
https://www. nmhschool.org/ 9 0003
Northfield Mount Hermon School boarding house for students of 9-12 grades. It was formed as a result of the merger of the women’s school Northfield Seminary for Young Ladies (1879) and the men’s – Mount Hermon School for Boys (1881). Today boys and girls study here together. Over the years, actress Uma Thurman, Burger King founder James McLamore, 2016 Olympic rowing champion Tessa Gobbo and singer Natalie Cole have studied here.
NMH is a member of the Eight Schools Association (ESA), an elite group of prestigious schools such as Phillips Academy Andover, Phillips Academy Exeter, Deerfield School, St. Paul’s School, Hotchkiss School, Lawrenceville School, Choate Rosemary Hall.
NMH has 655 students, over 80% of whom live in boarding schools. Every fifth student is a foreigner. Children come here from 60 countries of the world! Classes are small – an average of 11 people. Each student can create an ideal schedule for himself by choosing the most interesting from a huge list of disciplines – the school offers 208 academic courses. Of these, 28 read in advanced AP programs or Higher Courses.
NMH is a special school. Instead of the usual 50 minutes, the lessons here last 80, like in college. This allows you to analyze each topic in more detail, devote more time to discussions and practical exercises. As a result, courses that are traditionally given a year are completed by students in a semester. It prepares kids for the pace of college and develops time management skills. The NMH also has a Collaboration 12 system. It implies that each student has the constant support of twelve adults: teachers, coaches, tutors, supervisors and “parents” from the hostel. The student can always turn to these people for help and advice.
At NMH, students not only gnaw at the granite of science, but also grow creatively. After classes, the guys scatter to clubs and sections. They host a show on the school radio station, sing in the choir and jazz bands, learn to photograph, debate, discuss feminist ideas, care about the ecology of the campus, and tell each other about the traditions and characteristics of their countries.