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Home > News > ACADECA National Medalists

ACADECA National Medalists

04/30/19

Back Row: Dave Cormier (coach), John Ackerman, Matt Geary, Andrew Wilson, Gerald Righter. Front Row: Eileen Sullivan (coach) Sam Peters, J.P. Jensen, Riley Goddard.

The Academic Decathlon team competed at nationals in Bloomington, Minnesota. The team finished 6^th place in Division IV. They also tied for 3^rd place in the Super Quiz competition.

Individual medals:

Andrew Wilson: 1st in interview

Riley Goddard: 1st in science, 2nd in economics, 3rd in math

J.P. Jensen: 1st in math, 3rd in essay, 3rd in interview

J.P. was the highest scoring student on the team, and he was also voted as most valuable team member by his classmates.

Academic Decathlon team including alternates

Left to Right: Jack Larsen, Gerald Righter, John Ackerman, Matt Geary, J.P. Jensen, Andrew Wilson, Riley Goddard, Addison Cousin-Hardrick, Sam Peters

ACADECA National Medalists

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