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Home > News > Acadeca Team Reaps Medals

Acadeca Team Reaps Medals

11/07/22

Medals from scrimmage at Gross Catholic

Topics covered in this first Academic Decathlon Scrimmage of the year were Math, Literature and Art.

Connor McLain, Clemens Pavlish, Carter Pearson, Cole Storch, Ryan Saxby, Alex Poole, William Nihsen, Ryan Kremer, Aiden Ronk, Josh Palmer, Ethan Bell, Nick Coldiron, Aidan Farrell, Connor Smith, Jude Storch, Rocco Zimmerman, Ryan Tillotson, Cameron Mathis, Henry L’Heureux. Not pictured: Peter Haas and Ryan Quinlan.

Honors:

Nick Coldiron: 2nd Art
Ryan Quinlan: 2nd Lit, 2nd Math
Aiden Ronk: 2nd Lit, 3rd Art
Ryan Tillotson: 1st Lit, 1st Math, 2nd Art, Team High Score

Scholastic:

Ethan Bell: 1st Math, 2nd Lit, 3rd Art
Henry L’Heureux: 1st Art, 1st Lit, 2nd Math
Josh Palmer: 2nd Art
Clemens Pavlish: 2nd Math, 3rd Lit
Carter Pearson: 2nd Math

Varsity:

Ryan Kremer: 2nd Math, 3rd Lit
Cameron Mathis: 2nd Art, 2nd Lit
Connor McLain: 3rd Math
Jude Storch: 1st Art, 1st Lit, 1st Math

Novice:

Peter Haas: 1st Math
Alex Poole: 3rd Art
Connor Smith: 1st Art, 1st Lit, 2nd Math
Cole Storch: 2nd Art, 2nd Lit

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