Vermont Academy competes in NEPSAC AAA; the best prep school league in the country. NEPSAC AAA is unique because they play full NCAA rules during their competitions.

VA has established themselves as one of the premier programs nationally. They finished the season ranked in the top 15 nationally for the past three seasons (#8 in 2024-25, #3 in 2023-24 and #13 in 2022-23)

Division 1: Albany, American, Arizona State, Binghamton, Boston College, Boston University, Brooklyn, Butler, Central Connecticut, Charlotte, Harvard, Jacksonville, LeMoyne, LIU, Louisville, Maine, Manhattan, Marquette, Miami, Missouri, Missouri State, Montana, NJIT, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Rice, Saint Louis, Saint Mary's, San Diego State, St. John's, Syracuse, Tarleton State, Tennessee State, Texas Tech, Towson, UC Davis, UMass, UMBC, UTEP, VCU, Vermont, VMI, William and Mary, Xavier

Division 2: Bentley, Millersville, Pace, Slippery Rock, St. Anselm, Western Washington

Division 3: Carnegie Mellon, Claremont McKenna, Clark, Colby, Connecticut College, Gettysburg, Hobart and William Smith, Johns Hopkins, Macalaster, Roger Williams, Skidmore, SUNY Cortland, SUNY Oswego, St. Lawrence, Springfield, Trinity, Tufts, Wesleyan, UChicago.

Team Accomplishments: 
2016 NEPSAC AA Champions 

2024 NEPSAC AAA Champions

2025 National Championship Semifinalists 

Individual Accomplishments:   
Bruce Brown '16 -  2023 NBA Champion with the Denver Nuggets

Jordan Nwora '17 - 2021 NBA Champions with the Milwaukee Bucks 

Jared Berry '23, Bangaly Berete '24 - NCAA Division III Men's Basketball 
National Champions with Trinity College

Simisola Shittu '18 was named a McDonald's All American

Bruce Brown '16 was named a Jordan Brand All-American 

Dion Brown '22 named 2024 First Team All-Conference America East