Recent Miller School graduate Alice Hoskins has been awarded the She Sends x Strava Strive for More Grant, a national award supporting young women pursuing elite-level competition in off-road cycling.

Fast. Focused. Relentless. Mandela Browman helped lead the Mavericks to a 2025 State Championship and is back chasing another. Next stop: UNC Chapel Hill. Watch his journey on the Hill.

Get to know the Wagner family and learn how baseball has shaped their lives and experience at MSA

Miller School nearly losing the NICA championship this season is not a sign of decline—it is evidence of success.

Naomi Ryan pursues her dreams of playing professional baseball as she leads the baseball team to its first Division 1 State Championship.

Mavericks honored with Championship rings for their historic VISAA Division 1 State Championship win last spring.

A valedictorian speech, a cross-state drive, and a national championship race—Bridget Ciambotti tried to do it all in one unforgettable day. And she nearly pulled it off.

Mavericks accomplish season goal by winning the VISAA D1 Championship.

From national champion to professional racer, Zanna Logar sets her sights on the UCI World Cup circuit—representing the USA and taking on the world, one downhill run at a time.

Coach Billy Wagner leads the Mavericks on the field and in life. VIEW

Mavericks' Relay Team stuns with thrilling come-from-behind victory at the VISAA D2 Invitational Championship.

Hanan Fadil competes in Women’s U.S. Open Polo Championships for professional polo team La Fe.

Cross-country runners run impressive races at VISAA State Championships and BRAC and VIC Championships.

Miller School Community 5K photo gallery highlights the joys of running on the Hill.

Miller School sends eight cyclists to the USA National Team and Canadian National Team.

Katie Kelley found her form during her senior year at Miller School, both as a runner and as a student. She realized that her limits are far greater than she or others had ever thought.

Peter Hufnagel combines his love of athletics and classical literature in essay on the Olympics.

Jordan Hariston jumps into track & field and in two weeks is state champion.