Eric Uhl, TMS class of 2011, is a member of the Colorado State University men's lacrosse team in Fort Collins, CO. His team was in Greenville, South Carolina this past week for the MCLA national lacrosse tournament. The rams were awarded the number 1 seed overall. The rams defeated Purdue, Sonoma College, BYU, and instate rival University of Colorado in rout to their national championship.
Eric scored 2 goals in the semifinal game against BYU to help his team come back from an early 3-0 deficit. He was later named to the All-Tournament team as a short stick defensive midfielder.
The CSU rams finished their season a perfect 21-0 and have now won 30 straight games since last years national title run. They have not lost to rival CU since 2009.
Olivia Bates, Winston Cheney and Vannessa Ebai represented The Master’s School at the CT Council of Language Teachers Poetry Recitation Contest, on Friday, April 26, at Choate-Rosemary Hall. Students of sixteen world languages and 60 schools from across the state participated. The students selected their poetry from a slate of level- appropriate poems, and then worked diligently to memorize them. 
Several students from The Master’s School recently attended the World Concern Conference in Arlington, VA. These attendees were challenged to take the realities presented to them and share it with fellow classmates in the various schools they represented. As a result of that challenge, three TMS seniors, Kristin Aponte, Courtney Bunn and Rachael Roberts-Toler, kicked off a school-wide campaign to promote awareness and fundraising efforts to help end Human Trafficking.
The students partnered with the organizations of Love146 and International Justice Mission (IJM) and raised close to $ 4,500, enough to send out one rescue team to locations throughout the world. For more information, visit
