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Always fun to see Mitchell Kirsch ‘17 in the gym helping other Exonians get better. 👏👏👏Kirsch and Ryder Frost ‘25 just s...
06/10/2026

Always fun to see Mitchell Kirsch ‘17 in the gym helping other Exonians get better. 👏👏👏
Kirsch and Ryder Frost ‘25 just spent many hours in the gym together during the month of May as Frost prepares for the next step of his journey at George Washington University!

Exonian ‘92 🤝 Exonian ‘13 Andrew Yang ’92 is an entrepreneur, author, and former presidential candidate whose career has...
06/08/2026

Exonian ‘92 🤝 Exonian ‘13

Andrew Yang ’92 is an entrepreneur, author, and former presidential candidate whose career has spanned business, technology, and public service. After founding and leading several organizations, he gained national attention through his 2020 presidential campaign, where he focused on the future of work, economic opportunity, and the impact of technology on society.
Today, Yang continues to contribute to conversations about innovation, democracy, and the changing economy through writing, speaking, and advocacy while also leading the way as CEO of Nobile Mobile…Oh, and Mr. Yang LOVES basketball, seeing the value of our game in changing the world. 👏👏👏

We have said too many nice things about Duncan Robinson ‘13 recently and we don’t want the compliments to go to his head, so we will refrain from celebrating his journey more in this post.

The last picture is Mr. Yang with friend of the program & NH basketball legend Luke Bonner (who came by PEA for old man pickup a handful of months ago)

With construction to the Academy Building ongoing,we weren’t able to get our traditional post-commencement photo. With t...
06/08/2026

With construction to the Academy Building ongoing,
we weren’t able to get our traditional post-commencement photo. With that said, we still wanted to take a moment to celebrate this amazing Class of 2026. An amazing group of young people who will assuredly make us proud for decades to come.

As we get ready to celebrate our Class of 2026 graduates tomorrow, let’s take a second to also celebrate one of Harvard ...
06/06/2026

As we get ready to celebrate our Class of 2026 graduates tomorrow, let’s take a second to also celebrate one of Harvard Law’s newest graduates, Hugh O’Neil ‘15 !

After graduating from Exeter, Hugh went on to Bowdoin College. Hugh was a three-year starter for the Polar Bears and finished 6th all time in rebounds at Bowdoin. He studied Government and Legal Studies, graduating with high honors in 2019.

After Bowdoin, Hugh worked at The Mentor Group, a non-profit research institute specializing in transatlantic legal-economic issues like antitrust and privacy law. After four years with The Mentor Group, Hugh went back to school at Harvard Law just graduating two weeks ago, cm laude. 👏👏👏

In October, he will start as an Associate at Covington & Burling in their Boston office. His practice will focus on commercial litigation generally, and he hopes to narrow his practice focus in the coming years.

Congratulations, Hugh! We couldn’t be prouder of you!

PROM 2026 IN THE BOOKS! One step closer to graduation on Sunday for this great senior class 👏👏👏
06/05/2026

PROM 2026 IN THE BOOKS! One step closer to graduation on Sunday for this great senior class
👏👏👏

Congratulations to your 2025-2026 MVPs 👏👏👏Voted on by their teammates, it is a remarkable accomplishment for these three...
06/04/2026

Congratulations to your 2025-2026 MVPs 👏👏👏

Voted on by their teammates, it is a remarkable accomplishment for these three student-athletes. To Daniella and Josh, both walking at graduation on Sunday, thank you for all you have given our program 🙏

As the NBA Finals start tonight versus the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs, did you know Brandon Williams ‘92 rece...
06/03/2026

As the NBA Finals start tonight versus the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs, did you know Brandon Williams ‘92 received a ring as a member of the 1999 Spurs championship squad that beat the Knicks in the Finals?!

Williams came to The Academy from Collinston, Louisiana (population 264) without ever having seen our campus. A 48-hour bus ride from the Deep South to New England dropped Williams off into a world that was completely foreign to him. In the next four years playing for Malcolm Wesselink, Williams created a new standard for what was possible for Exonians on the court. After struggling early on in his time at Exeter, Williams learned how to not only manage the academic rigor and every other challenge our school offers but to thrive in our environment.

Following a great career playing for Bob McKillop at Davidson College, Williams spent a decade bouncing around leagues and nations as a player. He had “cups of coffee”, in his words, in the NBA with the Golden State Warriors, San Antonio Spurs and Atlanta Hawks. He played in the Continental Basketball Association and the National Basketball Development League for La Crosse, Huntsville, Sioux Falls and Rockford, and played abroad for teams in the Philippines, Italy, Greece, France, Germany and Israel. Seeing the game at so many levels and in so many cultures honed his eye as a talent evaluator.

Once hanging up the shoes, Williams received his law degree and has went on to have amazing success working in a myriad of different basketball jobs, including executive roles for the Philadelphia 76ers and Sacramento Kings. Currently, Williams is based with his beautiful family in Atlanta where he is co-leading GwC’s sports, entertainment, and tech team of attorneys & advisors.

As more and more high-level basketball players choose to go to basketball-centric schools/academies, we are even more proud of the greats of our program like Brandon Williams who proved you don’t have to choose between a great education or a great high school basketball experience - You can indeed have both
👏👏👏

As the NBA Finals start tonight versus the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs, did you know Brandon Williams ‘92 rece...
06/03/2026

As the NBA Finals start tonight versus the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs, did you know Brandon Williams ‘92 received a ring as a member of the 1999 Spurs championship squad that beat the Knicks in the Finals?!

Williams came to The Academy from Collinston, Louisiana (population 264) without ever having seen our campus. A 48-hour bus ride from the Deep South to New England dropped Williams off into a world that was completely foreign to him. In the next four years playing for Malcolm Wesselink, Williams created a new standard for what was possible for Exonians on the court. After struggling early on in his time at Exeter, Williams learned how to not only manage the academic rigor and everything else challenge our school offers but to thrive in our environment.

Following a great career for Bob McKillop at Davidson College, Williams spent a decade bouncing around leagues and nations as a player. He had “cups of coffee”, in his words, in the NBA with the Golden State Warriors, San Antonio Spurs and Atlanta Hawks. He played in the Continental Basketball Association and the National Basketball Development League for La Crosse, Huntsville, Sioux Falls and Rockford, and played abroad for teams in the Philippines, Italy, Greece, France, Germany and Israel. Seeing the game at so many levels and in so many cultures honed his eye as a talent evaluator.

Once hanging up the shoes, Williams received his law degree and has went on to have amazing success working in a myriad of different basketball jobs, including executive roles for the Philadelphia 76ers and Sacramento Kings. Currently, Williams is based with his beautiful family in Atlanta where he is co-leading GwC’s sports, entertainment, and tech team of attorneys & advisors.

As more and more high-level basketball players choose to go to basketball-centric schools/academies, we are even more proud of the greats of our program like Brandon Williams who proved you don’t have to choose between a great education or a great high school basketball experience - You can indeed have both
👏👏👏

WHAT A PSSL DEBUT FOR CARSON AND SHAWN ‼️In a game featuring a handful of Exonians yesterday at the , Carson Gretz (com...
06/02/2026

WHAT A PSSL DEBUT FOR CARSON AND SHAWN ‼️

In a game featuring a handful of Exonians yesterday at the , Carson Gretz (committed to Central CT State) and Shawn O’Neil (committed to Union College) were absolutely phenomenal leading their “Community Investments” sponsored squad to a massive Week 1 upset over last years runner-up, “Jersey Mike’s - Seacoast”.

Carson and Shawn are both set to graduate this upcoming Sunday! Finish strong fellas and good luck the rest of the summer 👏👏👏



(The picture is from last summer’s adventure to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame with these two)

Two of the most consistent workers this spring in Love Gym without a doubt 👏👏👏From the very first days in the fall, Uppe...
06/01/2026

Two of the most consistent workers this spring in Love Gym without a doubt 👏👏👏

From the very first days in the fall, Upper/Junior Caroline Chadwick (Ottawa, Canada) has been remarkably steady in her approach. Early mornings, quick free blocks in-between classes, or after golf practice, she has put together an awesome school year of work. This video here is from her working yesterday early on a Sunday morning!

Lower/Sophomore Richard Byun (Amityville, NY), between building a campus barbershop empire out of Soule Hall, has been grinding as well. Whether part of the after school pickup crowd, alone in his own routine, or in Hoopin’ Cal’s workouts, Richard has seen great improvement this spring due to his consistency!

Keep going you two! Finish out the school year (aka this last week) strong 👏👏👏

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