SPRING 2023 Season Review – Lafayette HS

Lafayette High School

The Spring season passed and we saw yet another great period for Lafayette Sports and Activities at both the team/group and individual levels. Lafayette recognitions are below as of June 2nd, 2023.

COLLEGE SIGNINGS

● Lafayette had the following student-athletes sign this spring to continue their athletic and academic careers at the collegiate level:

o Baylor Adamovsky – Men’s Lacrosse – Elmhurst University

o Elissa Barnard – Women’s Track & Field/Cross Country – University of Missouri

o Aiden Gjorgjievski – Men’s Soccer – Quincy University

o Michael Hemphill – Men’s Lacrosse – Missouri Baptist University

o Wesley Jennings – Esports – University of Missouri

o Blake Johnson – Men’s Wrestling – Missouri Baptist University

o Jayla Jones – Women’s Wrestling – University of Quincy

o Caitlyn Little – Women’s Volleyball – Illinois State University

o Blair Lobdell – Women’s Track & Field/Cross Country – University of Tampa

o Morgan O’Connell – Women’s Swimming – Rockhurst University

o Avery Oravetz – Men’s Baseball – Kansas City Community College

o Hunter Song – Men’s Wrestling – Missouri Baptist University

o Jackson Weidner – Men’s Baseball – Kansas City Community College

o Jacob Wipke – Men’s Soccer – East Central College

o Garret Wood – Men’s Lacrosse – Missouri Baptist University

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● At our 3rd annual Fine Arts College Signing we celebrated the following students: o Lexi Balog – Music – Truman State University

o Cecelia Beckman – Theatre – Savannah College of Art and Design o Charles Berry – Orchestra – Truman State University

o Micah Bounds – Music Composition – Missouri State University

o Kyle Dean – Audio Engineering – Webster University

o Evelyn DiGenova – Music & Actuarial Science – University of Nebraska-Lincoln o Mackenna Glazer – Music Education – Southeast Missouri State University o Mya Martinez – Music Education- Lindenwood University

o Emma Nail – Music – Truman State University

o Sawyer Novack – Art – Savannah College of Art and Design

o Liesl Nowak – Music Education – University of Nebraska-Lincoln

o Jonathan Rattenborg – Marching Band – Missouri State University o Kaitlyn Southwick – Marching Band – University of Kansas

o Sophie Taylor – Music Business – Belmont University

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NFHS AWARD OF EXCELLENCE WINNERS

For Exemplary Display of Sportsmanship, Ethics & Integrity Grace Ortman

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NFHS AWARD OF EXCELLENCE WINNERS

For Exemplary Display of Sportsmanship, Ethics & Integrity Peter Dicarlo

BASEBALLTeam GPA: 3.73 & Record: 20-13-1

● Team Finished 3rd Place in the Yellow Pool Suburban Conference

○ 1st Team Suburban Yellow Pool All-Conference Players:

■ Xander Schmitt – Catcher

■ PJ Rogan – Pitcher

■ Paul Pratte – Infield

○ 2nd Team Suburban Yellow Pool All-Conference Players:

■ Tyson Oswald – Pitcher

■ Sam Williams – Pitcher

■ Tripp Johns – Infield

■ Will Gebhart – Infield

■ Michael Callahan – Outfield

○ Suburban Conference Yellow Pool Sportsmanship Award: Aiden Cizek

● Team was MSHSAA Class 6 District 2 Champions & reached the MSHSAA State Quartefinals

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BOYS GOLFTeam GPA: 3.28 & Record: 7-1

● Team was 1st place at the Yellow Pool Suburban Conference Tournament ○ Braxton Lawhorn – 1st Place, Mack Freeman – 5th Place & Reid Fortel – 6th Place ○ Ryan Montgomery – 8th Place & Anders Thomas – 15th Place

● 1st Team Suburban Yellow Pool All-Conference: Reid Fortel & Mack Freeman ● 2nd Team Suburban Yellow Pool All-Conference: Anders Thomas

● Yellow Pool All-Conference Honorable Mention:

○ Jake Montgomery, Connor McCown & Braxton Lawhorn

● Suburban Conference Yellow Pool Sportsmanship Award: Ander Thomas ● Team Finished 5th Place at the District Tournament

○ State Qualifiers: Jake Montgomery & Anders Thomas

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BOYS WATER POLO: Team GPA: 3.72

● 1st Team All-Conference: Noah Schott

● 3rd Team All-Conference: Owen Waeckerle

● 2nd Team All-District: Noah Schott

● Suburban Conference Sportsmanship Award: Peter Dicarlo

● Our Head Water Polo Coach, Jamie Waeckerle, received the Ted Newland Development Coach Award for the Midwest Zone – 2022 USA Water Polo Zone Award Winners Announced

GIRLS WATER POLO: Team GPA: 3.86

● 2nd Team All-Conference: Talia Ramsey & Ansley Lewis

● 1st Team All-District: Talia Ramsey

● 2nd Team All-District: Ansley Lewis

● 3rd Team All-District: Mckenna Budnick

● Honorable Mention All-District: Grace Ortman

● Suburban Conference Sportsmanship Award: Mera Flores

GIRLS SOCCER: Team GPA: 3.88 & Record: 19-4

● Team 2nd place in the Suburban Conference Yellow Pool

○ Suburban Yellow Pool Conference Goalkeeper of the Year: Gen Newell

○ 1st Team Suburban Yellow Pool All-Conference:

■ Addison Keen, Melissa White, Emily Derucki, Allie Kinner

○ 2nd Team Suburban Yellow Pool All-Conference:

■ Hadley Hendrickson, Carly Swan, Lauren Henry, Hailey Schiwinger

○ Suburban Conference Yellow Pool Sportsmanship Award: Ava Brown

○ Suburban Conference Yellow Pool Coach of the Year: Ryan Butchart

● Team was District Champions & Finished 3rd Place in State

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BOYS TENNISTeam GPA: 4.27

● 2nd Team Suburban Yellow Pool All-Conference: Bryce Davis & Akshat Gupta

● Suburban Conference Yellow Pool Sportsmanship Award: Akshat Gupta

GIRLS LACROSSE: Team GPA: 3.92 & Record: 12-8

● Team Finished 2nd Place in Conference

○ 1st team All-Conference: Natalie Tomljenovic, Kara Niewoehner & Adalia Romero

○ 2nd team All-Conference: Ameila Schaefer, Olivia Williams, Mary Hails & Norah Romero

○ 3rd team All-Conference: Lucia Stoynoff, Mei Han & Brianna Chong

● Team Finished Top 8 in state, making the state quarterfinals

○ 1st Team All-State: Natalie Tomljenovic, Kara Niewoehner & Adalia Romero

● USA Lacrosse All-American:

○ Natalie Tomljenovic (1st 2-Time Winner In LHS History) & Kara Niewoehner

● USA Lacrosse All Academic American: Kara Niewoehner (1st 2-time winner in LHS history)

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BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Team GPA: 4.11 & Record: 26-7

  • Team was Conference Champs
    • Conference Player of the Year: Matt Haefner
    • Conference Coach of the Year: Whitney Ralph
    • 1st Team All-Conference: Cooper Williams & Michael Isenberg
    • 2nd Team All-Conference: Ethan Tran & Evan Halter
    • Suburban Conference Sportsmanship Award: Cameron Marco
  • Team was District Champs
    • All District: Matt Haefner, Kyle Kubasta, Michael Isenberg & Cooper Williams
  • Team Finished 2nd Place in the State Tournament
    • 1st Team All-State: Matt Haefner, Kyle Kubasta, Michael Isenberg & Lucas Tran
    • Academic All-State: Matt Haefner, Michael Isenberg, Evan Halter, Cameron Marco, Cooper Williams, Alex Griffon & Ethan Tran
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BOYS TRACK & FIELD: Team GPA: 3.36

● Team Finished 1st Place at the Suburban Conference Meet

● Event Medallists

○ 4×800 Relay: 1st – Dillon Cronin, Kai Han, Sid Vuskmalla & Jack Robeson

○ 110 Hurdles: 3rd – Isaac Jovcevski & 100m: 3rd – David Marshall

○ 4x200m Relay: 3rd – Alec Smith, Marshall Ems, Matt Hoeft & Brycen Compton

○ 4x100m Relay: 3rd – Carl King, Matt Hoeft, David Marshall & Jeremy Lewis

○ 400m: 2nd – Brycen Compton & 200m: 1st – Brycen Compton

○ 800m: 1st – Colin Cronin & Pole Vault: 3rd – Natan Alho

○ 4x400m Relay: 1st – Dillon Cronin, Kai Han, Jack Robeson & Marshall Ems

○ Long Jump: 1st – Isaac Jovceski & 2nd – Matt Hoeft

○ Triple Jump: 2nd – Isaac Jovcevski & High Jump: 2nd – Matt Hoeft

○ Discus: 1st – Jeremy Lewis & 2nd – Robby Preckel

○ Javelin: 1st – Christian Erkert & 2nd – Robby Preckel

● Suburban Conference Yellow Pool Sportsmanship Award: Isaac Jovcevski

● Team Finished 3rd Place at the MSHSAA District Meet

● Event Placements (Sectional Qualifiers)

○ Discus: Jeremy Lewis – 1st place

○ Javelin: Robby Preckel -1st Place (School Record) & Christian Erkert-4th Place

○ Isaac Jovcevski – Long Jump – 3rd Place & 110 Hurdles – 4th Place

○ High Jump: Matt Hoeft – 4th Place & 200m: David Marshall – 4th Place

○ 400m: Brycen Compton – 3rd Place & 300m Hurdles: Santino Stith – 4th Place

○ 1600m: LJ Groenewald – 3rd Place

○ 3200m: Jack Robeson – 1st Place & Dillon Cronin – 2nd Place

○ 4x200m Relay: 3rd Place – Santino Stith, Marshall Ems, Matt Hoeft & Brycen Compton

○ 4x400m Relay: 4th Place – Brycen Compton, Marshall Ems, Rylan Retych & Jack Robeson

○ 4x800m Relay: 3rd Place – Dillon Cronin, Kai Han, LJ Groenewald & Jack Robeson

● Team Finished 2nd Place at the MSHSAA Sectional Meet Springfield, MO

● Event Placements (State Qualifiers)

○ Discus: Jeremy Lewis – 2nd Place

○ 400m: Brycen Compton – 3rd Place & 3200m: Jack Robeson – 4th Place

○ 4x200m Relay: 2nd Place – Marshall Ems, Matt Hoeft, Brycen Compton & David Marshall

○ 4x400m Relay: 3rd Place-Brycen Compton, Marshall Ems, Santino Stith & David Marshall

○ 4x800m Relay: 3rd Place – Dillon Cronin, Hongru Han, LJ Groenewald & Jack Robeson

● Individual MSHSAA All-State

● Discus: Jeremy Lewis – 6th Place

● 4x400m Relay: 6th Place – Brycen Compton, Marshall Ems, Santino Stith & David Marshall

● 4x800m Relay: 7th Place – Dillon Cronin,Brycen Compton, LJ Groenewald & Jack Robeson

4 x 400m Relay-  6th PlaceJeremy Lewis - 6th Place Discus 4 x 800m Relay- 7th Place
4 x 400m Relay- 6th PlaceJeremy Lewis – 6th Place Discus4 x 800m Relay- 7th Place

GIRLS TRACK & FIELDTeam GPA: 3.73

● Team finished 2nd place in the Suburban yellow pool Conference Meet

○ 400m: 3rd – Shru Singh & 100 Hurdles: 4th – Makenna Weiss

○ 800m: 1st – Lauren Pauls & 4th – Mizelle Groenewald

○ 1600m: 1st – Natalie Barnard & 2nd – Elissa Barnard

○ 3200m: 1st – Blair Lobdell & 3rd – Ashley Rinkenberger

○ 300 Hurdles: 2nd – Layne Witherspoon & 4th – Makenna Weiss

○ 4x100m Relay: 4th – Ava Alvarez, Layne Witherspoon, Faith Halter & Lily Vellines ○ 4x200m Relay: 2nd – Layne Witherspoon, Kylie Nichols, Shru Singh & Chloe Tabb ○ 4x400m Relay: 2nd – Kylie Nichols, Chloe Tabb, Mizelle Gronewald, Shru Singh

○ 4x800m Relay: 1st – Avery Brown, Lauren Pauls, Mizelle Gronewald & Grace Tyson ○ High Jump: 1st – Makenna Weiss & Triple Jump: 1st – Chloe Tabb

○ Discus: 1st – Emma Durfee & 3rd – Riley Mulligan

○ Javelin: 1st – Emma Durfee & 3rd – Riley Mulligan

○ Shot Put: 2nd – Maya Whittington

● Suburban Conference Yellow Pool Sportsmanship Award: Elissa Barnard

● Team Finished 1st place at the District Meet

● Event Placements (Sectional Qualifiers)

○ 4x800m Relay – 1st Place – Natalie Barnard, Grace Tyson, Elissa Barnard & Avery Brown ○ 4x400m Relay – 1st Place – Shrutika Singh, Lauren Pauls, Avery Brown & Kylie Nichols ○ 400m – Avery Brown – 1st Place & 800m – Lauren Pauls – 1st Place

○ 3200m: Grace Tyson – 1st Place, Natalie Barnard – 2nd Place & Elissa Barnard – 3rd Place ○ 1600m – Grace Tyson – 1st Place, Natalie Barnard – 2nd Place & Elissa Barnard – 3rd Place ○ Javelin – Emma Durfee – 3rd Place & Pole Vault – Lilly Vellines – 3rd Place

○ 300m Hurdle – Layne Witherspoon – 4th Place & Triple Jump – Chloe Tabb – 1st Place ○ 4x200m Relay – 3rd Place – Melissa White, Chloe Tabb, Layne Witherspoon & Kylie Nichols ○ Triple Jump – Maya Witherspoon -3rd Place

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● Team Finished 1st Place at the MSHSAA Sectional Meet Springfield, MO

● Event Placements (State Qualifiers)

○ 4x800m Relay – 1st Place-Natalie Barnard, Grace Tyson, Mizelle Groenewald & Avery Brown ○ 4x400m Relay-2nd Place- Shrutika Singh, Lauren Pauls, Avery Brown & Layne Witherspoon ○ 3200m – Natalie Barnard – 1st Place, Grace Tyson – 2nd Place & Elissa Barnard – 3rd Place ○ 1600m – Grace Tyson – 1st Place, Natalie Barnard – 2nd Place & Elissa Barnard – 3rd Place ○ 400m – Avery Brown – 1st Place & 300m Hurdle – Layne Witherspoon – 4th Place

○ Javelin – Emma Durfee – 4th Place – New school record

● Team Finished 3rd Place at the State Meet

● All-State Events:

○ 3200m: State Champion – Natalie Barnard

■ Set New State Meet & School Record Time

○ 3200m: 2nd Place – Grace Tyson & 4th Place – Elissa Barnard

○ 4x800m Relay – State Champions – Grace Tyson, Elissa Barnard, Natalie Barnard & Avery Brown ■ Set New State Meet & School Record Time

○ 400m: Avery Brown – 6th Place

○ 1600m: Grace Tyson – 2nd Place & Natalie Barnard – 4th Place

Grace Tyson earned a combined total of 22 individual & team medals in her time at LHS amongst Cross Country, Swimming & Track.

4x800m Relay - State Champions - Grace Tyson, Elissa Barnard, Natalie Barnard & Avery Brown ■ Set New State Meet & School Record TimeNatalie Barnard, Grace Tyson and Elissa Barnard○ 3200m: State Champion - Natalie Barnard ■ Set New State Meet & School Record Time ○ 3200m: 2nd Place - Grace Tyson & 4th Place - Elissa Barnard
4x800m Relay – State Champions – Grace Tyson, Elissa Barnard, Natalie Barnard & Avery Brown ■ Set New State Meet & School Record TimeNatalie Barnard, Grace Tyson and Elissa Barnard○ 3200m: State Champion – Natalie Barnard ■ Set New State Meet & School Record Time ○ 3200m: 2nd Place – Grace Tyson & 4th Place – Elissa Barnard
3rd Place at StateAvery Brown 6th Place in 400mGrace Tyson earned a combined total of 22 individual & team medals in her time at LHS amongst Cross Country, Swimming & Track.
3rd Place at StateAvery Brown 6th Place in 400mGrace Tyson earned a combined total of 22 individual & team medals in her time at LHS amongst Cross Country, Swimming & Track.

Group GPA: 3.86

  • MSHSAA State Solo and Ensemble:
    • Gold
      • Lexi Balog – Flute Solo
      • Lexi Balog, Lana Dauw, Abigail Stein – Mixed Woodwind Trio
      • Mitchell Beckmann – Keyboard Mallet Solo, Snare Drum Solo & Timpani Solo
      • Brendan Berger – Trumpet Solo
      • Lucas Brown – Snare Drum Solo & Timpani Solo
      • Gauri Kathula – Flute Solo
      • Ezra Leslie – Trombone Solo
      • Andres Moeller – Trombone Solo
      • Owen Woody – Keyboard Mallet Solo & Snare Drum Solo
    • Silver
      • Lucas Brown, Cameron Eltoft, Jon Rattenborg – Percussion Ensemble
      • Olivia Clark, Olivia Dresser, Maddie Anderson – Mixed Woodwind Trio
      • Lana Dauw – Oboe Solo & Piano Solo
      • Keira Makalintal – Keyboard Mallet Solo
      • Emma Nail – Keyboard Mallet Solo
      • Abigail Stein – Clarinet Solo
      • Maya Walden, Mira Walden, Jiayi Zhang – Mixed Woodwind Trio
    • Bronze
      • Jessica Guan, Gracie Hagen, Gauri Kathula – Mixed Woodwind Trio
      • Avery Holder – Trumpet Solo

CHOIR: Group GPA: 3.65

  • MSHSAA State Solo and Ensemble:
    • Gold
      • Katie Rattenborg – Vocal Solo
      • Lizzie Rattenborg – Vocal Solo
      • Chris Songco – Vocal Solo
    • Silver
      • Tommy Ferguson, Ryan Domsalla, Chris Songco, James Bodnar, Mira Walden, Sophia Panasci, Mackenna Glazer, Mya Martinez – SATB Vocal Ensemble
      • Mackenna Glazer – Vocal Solo
      • Annie Jones – Vocal Solo
    • Bronze – Matthew Duncan – Vocal Solo

ORCHESTRA: Group GPA: 4.01

  • MSHSAA State Solo and Ensemble:
    • Gold
      • Yohann Lee – Cello Solo
      • Sarah Mu – Violin Solo
      • Gregory Shao – Violin Solo
    • Silver
      • Micah Bounds – Cello Solo
      • Sarah Ebenezer, Angelina Hoang, Abigail Pedapudi, & Mikayla Pipes – Violin Quartet
      • Declan Phipps – Cello Solo
    • Bronze – Micah Bounds & Yohann Lee – Cello Duet

SPEECH & DEBATE: Team GPA: 4.21

  • MSHSAA State Competition Results
  • Shreya Ramalingam – 3rd Place All-State – Original Oratory
  • Samantha Zhang – 4th place All-State – Radio Broadcasting
  • Sarah Ebenezer – STate Qualifier – Lincoln-Douglas Debate

FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA

  • Lafayette had 8 of the 12 students who qualified for the FBLA State Championship placed within the Top 10 in their specific event earning All-State Status. 4 of these students qualified to compete against the best from each state at the National Competition in June!
  • Chiara Bouckaert – State Champion – Advertising & Qualify for Nationals
  • Taha Shakeel, Cameron Eltoft, and Kedar Kulkarni
    • 4th Place in International Business and qualify for Nationals
  • Diya Gupta- 5th Place – Insurance & Risk Management
  • Kedar Kulkarni- 7th Place – Securities & Investments
  • Eshwar Murali & Ayur Manangi – 8th Place in Entrepreneurship
  • Blake Klostermann – 9th Place – Accounting
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STUDENT PUBLICATIONS

  • The keynote speaker was Channel 5 news director Art Holliday, and students met with other professional journalists in breakout sessions.
  • The Taft Award was awarded to Lafayette High School journalism adviser Nancy Smith.
    • The Taft Award is named for associate Dean William H. Taft of the Missouri School of Journalism and is designed to honor continuing and outstanding service to scholastic journalism.
  • Overall Lafayette High School received Awards:
    • All Missouri (Highest Rating) – Online Media – Juli Mejia and Eshwar Murali
    • Superior Rating – Newspaper/News Magazine – Juli Mejia and Sonya Sud
  • All-State Team: Juli Mejia (1 of 10 in the State)
  • State Journalism Honor Roll:
    • Molly Brim, Diya Gupta, Kaylee O’Dell, Juli Mejia, Shru Singh, Joey Weaver
  • Individual awards included Best of Shows Awards:
    • Juli Mejia for Editorial/Op-Ed Writing
    • Amber Yin and Jude Thomas for Yearbook Sports Package
    • Samantha Haney for Radio/Podcast Newscast/News Feature
    • Kaylee O’Dell for Yearbook Portrait/People Package
    • Samantha Haney for Newsmagazine Cover Page Design
    • Molly Brim and Daniel Carrillo for Sports Reporting
    • Samantha Haney for News Writing
  • All Missouri Individual Ratings were awarded to the following:
    • Juli Mejia for In Depth Feature Writing
    • Lauren Blosser for Yearbook Portrait/People Package
    • Sonya Sud for Sports Reporting
    • Aidan Kelly for Broadcast Sports Feature Story
  • Superior Individual Ratings were awarded to the following:
    • Juli Mejia and Sonya Sud for News Writing
    • Vedha Inampudi for Broadcast News Feature
    • Joey Weaver for Broadcast Sports Feature
    • Eshwar Murali for News Feature Writing
  • Excellent Individual Ratings were awarded to the following:
    • Ashleigh Biermann and Kate Viglione for Academic Photo
    • Jack Robeson for Broadcast Sports Feature
    • Madison Steuber for Sports Photo
    • Katie Rattenborg for Sports Feature/Reaction Photo
    • Kyler Messenger for Broadcast News Feature
  • Honorable Mention Individual Ratings were awarded to the following:
    • Avery Townsend and Kyler Messenger for Broadcast News Feature
    • Lizzie Rattenborg and Jude Thomas for Student Life/Organization Photo
  • At the Spring 2023 National High School Journalism Convention April 19-22 in San Francisco LHS student publications staff members/staffs earned the following recognitions:
  • National Scholastic Press Association Best in Show (schools fewer than 1,800 students)
    • Image Newsmagazine – 3rd Place
    • 2023 Legend – 6th Place
  • 2023 NSPA Leadership in Student Journalism Awards *among 1,300 students recognized for contributions to their school publications*
    • Molly Brim, Juli Mejia, Kaylee O’Dell, Joseph Weaver & Jenna Wildt
  • Journalism Education Association National Student Media Contest
    • Lauren Blosser (sophomore) – Superior, Yearbook Copy/Caption Writing Sports
    • Samantha Haney (junior) – Superior in Commentary Writing
    • Morgan Stoermer (junior) – Superior- Yearbook Copy/Caption Writing Academics
    • Jenna Wildt (senior) – Excellent in Yearbook Design Inside Pages
    • Kaylee O’Dell (senior) – HM in Yearbook Copy/Caption Writing Student Life
    • Sonya Sud (junior) – HM in News Editing and Headline Writing
    • At the convention, seniors Juli Mejia and Kaylee O’Dell presented a session entitled “How to Deal with Pressure Like a Boss” where they shared tips with other student publications leaders about how to handle the stress that comes with filling the top positions on a publications staff. They shared their strategies for a leadership style that creates a healthy and collaborative staff.

FUTURE HEALTH PROFESSIONALS (HOSA):

  • HOSA State Leadership Conference Results
    • Our program was recognized for our donations and dedication to the National Service Project “Be the Match” for $375/375 volunteer hours or more.
    • The following earned All-State status at the Missouri HOSA Future Health Professionals State Leadership Conference and qualified for the International Leadership Conference in June in Dallas, Texas!
      • 1st Place – Jessica Guan – Epidemiology
      • 1st Place – Medical Innovation – Pardhu Konakandla, Tarun Ravikumar & Suchir Ryali
      • 1st Place – Public Health – Shreeya Basappa, Aayushi Bore & Chloe Kim
      • 2nd Place – Medical Spelling – Lydia Lehmann
      • 2nd Place – Pharmacy Science – Brianna Chong
      • 2nd Place – Public Health – Kruthi Avula, Daniella Jayraj, Samika Kumbham & Pragnatha Galla
      • 3rd Place – Family Medicine Physician – Sarrinah Sheikh
      • 3rd Place – Cultural Diversities & Disparities in Healthcare – Vedika Kumar
      • 3rd Place – Job Seeking Skills – Angelina Hoang
      • Top 10 – Healthcare Issues Exam – Kyle Schwallie
    • The following earned Recognition in the National Geographic Academic Testing program:
      • 1st Place – ATC AAFP Family Medicine – Sonja Sud
      • 2nd Place – ATC Anatomy & Physiology – Lydia Lehmann
      • 2nd Place – ATC College Physics – Sarah Ebenezer
      • 3rd Place – ATC Biology – Joel Ebenezer
      • 3rd Place – ATC Math for Health Professionals – Suchir Ryali
      • 5th Place – ATC Biology – Shreeya Basappa
      • 5th Place – ATC Leadership – Angelina Hoang
      • 5th Place – ATC College Physics – Gregory Shao
    • Other Results:
      • 4th Place – Medical Spelling – Vedha Inampudi
      • 5th Place – Clinical Laboratory Science – Avalyn Long
      • 5th Place – Public Health
        • Anish Bore, Joel Ebenezer, Sachin Saravanan, Gregory Shao & Jude Thomas
      • 5th Place – Medical Innovation-Masis Bagautdinov, Sreeram Manchikalapudi & Rishi Yella
      • 5th Place – Health Care Display – Amyra Taneja & Sophia Wood
      • 5th Place – Health Education – Ammu Lanka, Arhum Panchal, Dhruv Patel & Akil Rajan
      • 5th Place – Health Education – Riuya Parikh, Jiayi Zhang, Samantha Zhang & Cathay Zou

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