July 20, 2026 - 02:19

The Westborough Women's Club has announced the recipients of its annual scholarship awards, recognizing eight local students for their achievements and potential. The scholarship committee made their selections from a highly competitive group of applicants, choosing individuals who demonstrated exceptional academic records, community involvement, and personal drive.
This year's winners include Daeyoung Seo, Sharon Li, Adam Warab, Maya Baillargeon, Jackson Kelley, Patrick Lahue, Nimish Kunte, and Kathleen O'Reilly. Each student will receive financial support to help further their education as they move on to college or other post-secondary programs.
Club members noted that the application pool was particularly strong this year, making the selection process difficult but rewarding. The committee expressed confidence that all eight recipients are well-prepared for the next steps in their academic and professional journeys.
The Westborough Women's Club has a long tradition of supporting youth in the community through scholarships and other initiatives. The organization extends its best wishes to each student, hoping they will carry their talents and dedication forward into successful futures.
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