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2020-2021 AIC CIC Certification for North Carolina First Name Last Name School AIC CIC steve abernathy No School Affiliation Listed in NFHS Learning Center X Alex Adams Ashbrook High School X Dustin Adams Millbrook High School X X Kaitlyn Adams Ashley High School X Patricia Adolph No School Affiliation Listed in NFHS Learning Center X Kellie AlDriDge Gray's Creek High School X Louis Amigo Emsley A Laney High X X Julee Mae AnDerson No School Affiliation Listed in NFHS Learning Center X Will AnDerson Carolina FrienDs School X X Brian AnDrews South Point HS X Job Armenta West Craven MiDDle X Hunter Armstrong South Point High, Belmont X X Michael ArnolD GolDsboro High X BranDon Arrington Rocky Mount High School X X jeff arthurs Carrboro High X jerry auten North Gaston High School X Joey Autry West BlaDen High School X Kyle Bain Nash Central High School X Christopher Baity East Gaston High X Steven Barbour Terry SanforD High X ToDD Barbour River BenD MiDDle School X Jason Barker Jones Senior High School X X JaDa BarksDale No School Affiliation Listed in NFHS Learning Center X X Burnetta Barnes GolDsboro High X Peter Barney No School Affiliation Listed in NFHS Learning Center X Earl Bates Southeast GuilforD High, Greensboro X BroDie BauDers Christ the King X X Sophie Bauers East Chapel Hill High X Carl Beam HighlanD School Of Technology X Lauren Belch Gates County Senior High X X GLENWOOD BELL WARSAW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (DUPLIN COUNTY SCHOOLS) X Jonathan Bell RiversiDe High school X William Bell Forbush High, East BenD X X AunDra Belle Durham School of the Arts, Durham X X Alison Bennett Pamlico County High X Jeffrey Berger Panther Creek High School X X Allison Bernauer East Carteret High X William Bethea Rocky Mount High X X Matt Biggy Gates County high school X X Courtney Birch State University of Oswego X Dr. BuD Black Cherryville High School X Jim Blanton Hibriten X X Kyle BlenDinger No School Affiliation Listed in NFHS Learning Center X Robert Blue Anne Chesnutt MiDDle X Tom BoDenheimer No School Affiliation Listed in NFHS Learning Center X Conner Bolen RiversiDe High X Tommy Bolin Hunter Huss High, Gastonia X Lester Boltinhouse Spring Creek High School X Tremayne Booker Ashbrook High, Gastonia X Page 1 of 15 Run Date: 04/02/21 2020-2021 AIC CIC Certification for North Carolina First Name Last Name School AIC CIC Jennifer Bost Central Cabarrus High School X Koussaila BoumeriDja RiversiDe High School X Kyle Boyette Person High School X Stephen Boyette James B. Hunt High School X X Daniel Brantmeyer West Cabarrus High School X X Derrick BriDges Hoke County High School X Jaison Brooks No School Affiliation Listed in NFHS Learning Center X Kenneth BroomfielD E.A. Laney High School X Chris Brown North Buncombe MidDle School X Eric Brown Laney High School X X Gabrielle Brown Millbrook High, Raleigh X X JULIE BROWN Warsaw MiDDle X Schumata Brown Jones Senior High X X Tamika Brown Laney High School X Warren Brown East Columbus High X Miles Bruff ArchDale-Trinity MiDDle School X Derek Bryant RiversiDe High School X Ashley Bumgarner AlexanDer Central High X Chris Bunting Millbrook High School X Daniel Burns Pine Forest MiDDle School X X Christopher Burt Southern School Of Engineering At, Durham X Pamela ByrD Ashbrook High School X X Terry ByrD Southern Wake AcaDemy, Holly Springs X X Thomas ByrD CeDar RiDge High School Hillsborough X Joseph Calabria Cary High School X X Joseph Campbell East Wake High School X Steven Capozzi American Legion LaDy Fastpitch X X Courtney Carlton ArDrey Kell High School X Jasmine Carlton White Oak High X Morgan Carpenter Orange Co. High X James Carter HillsiDe high X GerarD Castro North Lincon HS X X Eric CeDergren Cane River MiDDle X Scott ChaDwick Myers Park X X Jay Chalk KnightDale High School X ToDD Champion Hibriten High School X William Cherry Nash Central High School Rocky Mount X X Matthew ChilDers East Burke High School X X DaviD Christian Broughton high school X Zachary Church No School Affiliation Listed in NFHS Learning Center X Ellyssa Citron Eugene Ashley High, Wilmington X X Christopher Clark Jack Britt High School X Eric Clark Cox Mill High School X Tim Clark East Chapel Hill High School X Jeremy Clayton Person High School X EdwarD Clifton Apex FrienDship High School X Scott Cline Swain County High X Scott Clinefelter Bear Grass Charter School X Jennifer Cochran Neuse Charter X X Page 2 of 15 Run Date: 04/02/21 2020-2021 AIC CIC Certification for North Carolina First Name Last Name School AIC CIC henry coggins Ashbrook High X anthony coleman Seventy-First High School X LaSonja Collins HarDing University High X X William ConDron Orange High School X X Allison Corretore Athens Drive High X X michael cottrell hayesville high school X X Franklin Cox Mountain Heritage High School X Kirk CrawforD South Point High School X X Philip Davanzo Cox Mill High School X Ashley DaviDson Green Hope High X Aurora Davis WakefielD MiDDle X X Juanita Davis Rocky Mount High X X Mark Davis Rocky Mount High X X Warren Davis South Garner High School X Heather Day Stuart Cramer High School X Craig Daye C E JorDan High X Karen DeHart NCHSAA X X Darin Dellinger Ashbrook High X Kayla Dempsey North Carolina High School Athletic Assn X X Jason deNobel KnightDale High X X Michael Devine Pinecrest High, Southern Pines X Tamara Devine Pinecrest High, Southern Pines X X CHRISTOPHER DICKERSON Northern MidDle X Clifton DillarD New Bern High X X JoDi DimonD Millbrook High School X Jerry Dotson Cary High School X X Toni Douglas Union Pines High School X Darnell Dumas Corinth-HolDers high school X X Jennifer Dumont East Gaston High X ChaD Duncan Gaston County Schools X X Robert Duncan riversiDe high school Durham nc X VonDa Duncan West Lincoln MiDDle School X Matt Eanes Emsley A Laney High, Wilmington X X Chris East Millbrook High School Raleigh X X Kelly EdwarDs NCHSAA X Matt EdwarDs Heritage High School, Wake Forest X X William EdwarDs James B. Hunt High School X X LISA ELLIOTT Rocky Mount High X X AlejanDro Ellis Green Hope High School Cary NC X ben ellis Hunt High School X Alyssa ElwooD Carroll MiDDle X Taylor Erwin North Gaston High X Jon Evans Culbreth anD McDougle MiDDle Schools X Thomas Faircloth White Oak High X X Abraham Faison Chapel Hill High X DonalD Farmer RMHS X X Ross FielDs Chapel Hill Carrboro City Schools X Dwight FinDlay John T HoggarD High X Jason Fitch Gray's Creek High School X Page 3 of 15 Run Date: 04/02/21 2020-2021 AIC CIC Certification for North Carolina First Name Last Name School AIC CIC LynDa Fletcher West Brunswick High School X Justin Flowers Jack Britt High School, Fayetteville X DonalD Folger Jacksonville High X X JarreD Franklin Research Triangle High School X X Ashley Frey West Stanly High X Brian Frierson Jack Britt High School X Vincent Frye Southern Lee High School X Kristopher Fuller Corvian Community School X MelinDa FullwooD PenDer High School X Eric Gamble Leesville RoaD High, Raleigh X Daniel Garcia NorthsiDe High School, Pinetown X Jill GarDiner Green Hope High X X Shaneita Garner No School Affiliation Listed in NFHS Learning Center X Homer Gee Jack Britt High School X AnDre George RiversiDe High School X DaviD Gerringer Western GuilforD High School X X Ryan Giggey Union Pines High, Cameron X X Daniel Gill Apex FrienDship High School X Kenneth GilliarD New Hanover High School X Crystal Gilmore WenDell MiDDle School X RicharD Givens Granville Central High X Amy GooDine Holly Grove MiDDle School, Holly Springs X Glenn Goss Northeast GuilforD High School X X Mimi GouDes Myers Park High School X John GranDstaff New Bridge MidDle X X Janee Gray MallarD Creek High X Demetrius Green Hunter Huss High, Gastonia X Sam Greene JorDan High School, Durham NC X Lisa Grimsley-Brewer New Century International MidDle School X Jessica Grooms Jack Britt High School X Steve Gursslin Green Hope HS X AmaDo Gutierrez C. A. Erwin High School X Christopher HaDersbeck No School Affiliation Listed in NFHS Learning Center X Nicholas Hahula Rocky Mount High X X Dennis Haines Carrboro High School X Corey Hairston RiversiDe High School X Danny Hale Gates County High School X X Eric Hall Cary High School X KENDRICK HALL Northside High X X Mychal Hamby Mountain Heritage High X Scott HarDin Bessemer City High X Latanya HarDy E. E. Smith High School X Wayne HarDy James B. Hunt X X Oran Hargraves BrogDen MiDDle School anD RiversiDe High School X Thomas Harmon Terry SanforD High, Fayetteville X Amber Harrell No School Affiliation Listed in NFHS Learning Center X Jacob Harrell Gates County High School X X Anthone Harris Seventy-First High X GraDy Harris East Lincoln MiDDle X Page 4 of 15 Run Date: 04/02/21 2020-2021 AIC CIC Certification for North Carolina First Name Last Name School AIC CIC Courtney Hart Rocky Mount High, Rocky Mount X Robert Hart rocky mount high school X X Tim Hart No School Affiliation Listed in NFHS Learning Center X Matthew Hartman Green Hope High School X DaviD Hawkins KnightDale High School KnightDale NC X Greg Hayes Ashbrook High, Gastonia X Maggie Healy RiversiDe High School X Tyler Helton North Gaston High X Blair HenDerson South Point High School X ChaD Hill Union Pines High School X X Jan Hill Chocowinity MiDDle School X Caroline Hines Trexler MiDDle School X Michael HoDge RiversiDe High School X AmanDa HoDges No School Affiliation Listed in NFHS Learning Center X X Jessica HoDges Rocky Mount High X X Jessica Hoerter Millennium Charter AcaDemy X X Casey Holbrook Terry SanforD High X Mark Holmes BeDDingfielD High X Matthew Holstein r.max abbott X FreD Holtz No School Affiliation Listed in
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