Once a Saint, Always a Saint
Welcome home! When you become a Saint, you join a family of more than 3,600 Nansemond-Suffolk Academy alumni, who are all an integral part of the NSA community. All alumni are members of the NSA Alumni Association, which keeps you connected to the school and provides networking opportunities to advance your career or reconnect with classmates through annual events. The Association also works to celebrate the achievements of our alumni, many of whom are making a great impact in their fields and on society. Whether you have big news to share or just need to update your contact information, your NSA family wants to hear from you!
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Marcia Tabet
Alumni Relations and Community Engagement Coordinator
mtabet@nsacademy.org
(757)539-8789 ext. 3346
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Norfolk Tides at Harbor Park Stadium, 150 Park Ave, Norfolk, VA 23510, USA
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2025 Homecoming Football Game
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Alumni in the News
Each year, the Office of Advancement is honored to invite seniors with parents who are NSA alumni to a luncheon to celebrate and recognize their special connection to NSA.
An NSA alumna is putting her engineering lessons to good use — even before she graduates from Elon University in North Carolina.
Congratulations to Marlin Price '22, who was named the Southern Athletic Association (SAA) Women's Lacrosse Offensive Player of the Year! The Sewanee attack was also named to the All-SAA First Team.
Nansemond-Suffolk Academy welcomed current families, alumni and friends to the Main Campus Oct. 25-26 for Homecoming Weekend 2024.
With the 2024 MLB Draft set to kick off Sunday, July 14, Nansemond-Suffolk Academy alumnus Zac Morris '19 has been playing with the Peninsula Pilots. Morris played his last home game with the club before the draft Wednesday night as the Pilots hosted the Wilson Tobs.
Hannah Dewing '15 has been recognized by business leaders, philanthropic influencers and young professional peers across Middle Tennessee as one of Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 professional and philanthropic leaders for 2024.
Virginia Tech outfielder Addy Greene '20 was honored as a Division I All-American, the NFCA announced. She was selected for the first team.
Suffolk native and Nansemond-Suffolk Academy graduate Zac Morris '19 was one of four Duke University players to be named to the All-ACC 1st Team.
Each year, the Office of Advancement is honored to invite seniors with parents who are NSA alumni to a luncheon to celebrate and recognize their special connection to NSA.
Suffolk’s Jenny Lynne Stroup '00 is being recognized for her work in community building.
Nansemond-Suffolk Academy is launching a new platform aimed at fostering professional connections and promoting businesses within the Saints community.
There may have been a time Cole Christiansen '16 didn't think it was possible, but Sunday night saw the Chiefs' linebacker celebrate his second Super Bowl victory.
Most kids only dream about making it to the Super Bowl, but for former Nansemond-Suffolk Academy star Cole Christiansen '16, getting to the big game is old hat at this point. The former Saint and Army product was part of the Chiefs practice squad last year when Kansas City defeated the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LVII. Christiansen was elevated to the active roster and will travel with the Chiefs to Las Vegas for Super Bowl LVIII, where he and his teammates hope to become the first back-to-back champions since Tom Brady and the New England Patriots 2003-2004 team.
After helping lead the third-ranked Christopher Newport women's basketball team to three wins, senior forward Alivia Giles '20 was named the Coast-To-Coast Athletic Conference Player of the Week on Nov. 20.
Congratulations to Marcos Speroni '23 for being selected a 2023 Hispanic Scholarship Fund Scholar!
USA Lacrosse is honoring two Saints for their accomplishments on and off the field.
Violet Johnston '23 has been recognized as an emerging young leader in Hampton Roads.
Alvin Gentry was always tired, but couldn’t understand why. He would get eight hours of sleep, but still feel fatigued the next morning.
Griffin Duggan '21 is joining other top student-athletes and students associated with Virginia Tech Athletics, including student athletic trainers, student managers and student video assistants, in being named to the university's 2022 All-Academic Team.
Each year, the Office of Advancement is honored to invite seniors with parents who are NSA alumni to a luncheon to celebrate and recognize their special connection to NSA.