Metro Women's Athletics Association

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Metro Women's Athletics Association
Conference MSHSAA
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No. of teams7
RegionMetro St. Louis, Missouri

The Metro Women's Athletics Association (MWAA) is a high school athletic conference comprising private all-female Catholic high schools located in the St. Louis, Missouri metro area.

Members

School NameMascotColorsCityCountySchool Type
Cor Jesu Chargers   Affton St. Louis Private/All Female
Incarnate Word Red Knights   Bel-Nor St. LouisPrivate/All Female
Nerinx Hall Markers   Webster Groves St. LouisPrivate/All Female
St. Joseph's Angels   Frontenac St. LouisPrivate/All Female
Ursuline Bears   Glendale St. LouisPrivate/All Female
Villa Duchesne Saints  FrontenacSt. LouisPrivate/All Female
Visitation Academy Vivettes   Town and Country St. LouisPrivate/All Female

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