The NW Bilingual Academy Athletic Department, known as "Fuerza Tigresa", seeks to develop students through sports, primarily focusing on volleyball and basketball. Our program aims to train athletes comprehensively, encompassing both academic and athletic aspects. We offer our participants increased exposure and opportunities for participation, enabling them to be recruited for sports scholarships at leading universities on our island, as well as in the United States, Europe, and Latin America.
- They won the HSVC national championship at the beginning of the season.
- Maintained the number 1 spot in the national ranking for several weeks.
- Participated in 9 cups, securing 1 championship, 2 runner-ups, and 3 semifinals.
- In the national tournament Buzzer Beater, they reached the top 8 in the country.
- They achieved the 9th position in the Endless Summer Volleyball tournament in Virginia.
- They were among the elite 8 in the most important national tournament.
- Reached the final four in the Big Sexteen.
- Were runner-ups in the Shotclok and champions in the NWBA tournament.
- Maintained their position among the top 7 in the country.
- Achieved 2 quarterfinals, 3 semifinals, 2 finals, and 2 championships.
- In the national tournament Buzzer Beater, they reached the top 16 in the country.
- Ended the season in 4th place in the national ranking.
- Achieved 4 quarterfinals, 1 semifinal, 1 final, and 2 championships.
- Reached the final of the northern region in the national tournament Buzzer Beater.
- Obtained the runner-up in Plata HSVC and the championship in the Endless Summer Volleyball tournament in Virginia.
- In 9 cups, they secured 2 championships, 1 runner-up, and 3 semifinals.
- Crowned national champions in the Buzzer Beater tournament, leaving a mark in the history of NW Bilingual Academy and their "Fuerza Tigresas" program.
Ended the season in 4th place in the national ranking.
