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Bryce Wiatrak ’10
Bryce Wiatrak ’10 recently showed off his knowledge about wine on a podcast!
Bryce, along with Vinalia co-founder Mary Regan Collineau, discussed everything from indigenous grape varieties and off-the-beaten-track regions to wine history and beverage entrepreneurship on a recent episode of the Vint podcast. Vint is a wine and spirits podcast by and for wine and spirits enthusiasts, collectors, and investors hosted by Billy Galanko, DipWSET, and Brady Weller. Vinalia is a bespoke wine retailer looking "to shed light on the people, regions, and traditions that make up the incredibly diverse world of wine today."
Congratulations, Bryce! You can learn more about Vinalia here.
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Ensworth Athletes Named Players of the Year
Ensworth athletes Lilly Robertson and Ben Sonkin received High School Sports Awards Middle Tennessee in their respective sports.Read More -
Sharrona Reaves Named Girls' Basketball Head Coach
Ensworth is pleased to announce the hiring of Sharrona Reaves as head coach for the high school girls’ basketball team.Read More -
Grade 8 and Orange and Black Team Awards
Congratulations to the Orange Team and these Middle School Students on their outstanding achievements in academics, athletics, and other areas.Read More -
Nine Seniors Sign Letters of Intent for College Athletics Programs
Read MoreNine members of the Class of 2024 signed letters of intent on April 17 to continue competing in athletics in college, joining 11 classmates who had previously signed. -
Intercultural Art Exhibit
Read MoreDrawn to the artistry of her mother's quilts, Tricia Townes discovered her passion for fiber arts. Her captivating work is currently gracing the walls of the Ingram Arts Center on the Frist Campus, where it serves as a powerful reflection of her personal history and unwavering passion for her craft.
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