Academic Decathlon award winners

Team One

Joseph McMahan (honors) ? gold (first-place) in overall competition; silver (second-place) in music and evolution; and bronze (third place) in art, economics, literature and Mexican history

Dillon McEwan (honors) ? gold in art, economics and evolution; silver in overall competition; and bronze in music

Rachel Weigardt-Egel (honors) ? gold in essay; and bronze in overall competition and speech

Dylan Schaefer (scholastic) ? gold in overall competition, art, economics, music and literature; silver in history of Mexico; and bronze in evolution and math

Ayushi Sohi (scholastic) ? gold in essay; silver in interview, music and speech; and bronze in overall competition and economics

Eliza Kritz (scholastic) ? gold in essay

Charles Frayne (varsity) ? gold in evolution, math and music; and silver in overall competition, art, economics, history of Mexico and literature

Brittany Kruusmagi (varsity) ? silver in literature; and bronze in overall competition, art, essay, evolution and history of Mexico

Courtney Tarca (varsity) ? silver in evolution and bronze in music

Team Two

Christian Likens (honors) ? silver in interview

Alison Fisher (honors) ? gold in literature and bronze in music

Julia Wu (honors) ? silver in speech

Aaron Lundquist (scholastic) ? silver in essay

Alex Chism (scholastic) ? bronze in math

Alex Woodbridge (scholastic) ? bronze in speech

Zack Miranda (varsity) ? silver in music and bronze in economics

Danielle Chang (varsity) ? silver in math

Alternate team members

Anna Pieper (honors) ? gold in art, history of Mexico, literature, math and speech; silver in essay and interview; and bronze in economics

May May On (honors) ? bronze in math

James Prendergast (honors) ? gold in economics

Chris Buckley (scholastic) ? gold in art, essay, literature, math and music; silver in Mexican history; and bronze in economics and Super Quiz

Jessica Abulencia (scholastic) ? silver in interview and math