Courtney named Distinguished Young Woman of Mississippi 2025

Wiggins native Grace Ann Courtney has been named the 2025 Distinguished Young Woman of Mississippi. A recent graduate of the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science, Courtney will attend the University of Mississippi this fall as a Stamps Scholar.

Key Takeaways:

  • Grace Ann Courtney honored as Mississippi’s Distinguished Young Woman 2025.
  • Courtney hails from Wiggins and is a recent high school graduate.
  • She graduated from the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science.
  • Courtney will attend the University of Mississippi as a Stamps Scholar this fall.

Wiggins Native Receives Prestigious State Title

Grace Ann Courtney, a native of Wiggins, has been named the 2025 Distinguished Young Woman of Mississippi. This esteemed title is awarded annually to a young woman who exemplifies excellence in academics, leadership, and community involvement.

Academic Excellence at Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science

Courtney recently graduated from the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science, one of the state’s premier institutions for high-achieving students. Her dedication to her studies and commitment to academic excellence have distinguished her among her peers.

Future Endeavors at the University of Mississippi

This fall, Courtney will further her education at the University of Mississippi, where she has been awarded the prestigious Stamps Scholarship. As a Stamps Scholar, she joins a select group of students recognized for their leadership, scholarship, and service.

Continuing a Legacy of Achievement

Courtney’s recognition as the Distinguished Young Woman of Mississippi reflects not only her individual accomplishments but also the support of her community and the opportunities provided by her educational institutions. Her journey serves as an inspiration to young people across the state.

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