Alumni

Physician Saad Sahi ’06 has worked at the Northern Navajo Medical Center in Shiprock, N.M. He has worked in the Mbale Regional Referral Hospital in Uganda. At both places, medical equipment, supplies, and facilities are lacking, yet there is no shortage of sick people needing care. 

Hamilton Doster ’23 received the A Shot For Life Bruins Award from the Boston Bruins Foundation on May 21 as the top fundraiser at the inaugural A Shot For Life Classic, a hockey game among high school seniors from around the country who raised money for the organization.

John Megas ’11 was announced as the head coach of the boys varsity tennis team just a few days before the start of the season this spring, and in a very short time he has helped the team to its best season since 2009.

Tatiana Hyman ’13 is the oldest of four children of Jamaican immigrants who stressed the importance of education. Growing up in the Bronx, she saw first-hand what it meant to persevere through challenges as an immigrant family. 

Joey Cippollone ’18 and Anthony Cippollone ’20 missed out on the opportunity to play hockey at Loomis Chaffee together, instead they reconnected years later and won a DI National Championship together this April with Quinnipiac University.