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The Following Students Attended the 2018 International History Olympiad The following students attended the 2018 International History Olympiad no * or # = Varsity (59 students) * = Junior Varsity (94 students) # = Middle School (71 students) 1. Brina Ratangee, Urbana High School, MD, USA # 2. Shiva Oswal, Team Pi-oneers, CA, USA # 3. Kevin Le, Colonel By Secondary School, Canada 4. Johnny Miri, Holy Family Catholic School, TX, USA # 5. Katie Miri, St. Dominic Savio High School, TX, USA * 6. Vijay Siddharth, NPS International School, Singapore (playing for India) 7. Arin Parsa, Challenger Almaden, CA, USA # 8. Rory Krnjevic, Selwyn House School, Canada * 9. Drake Nemorin, Emmaus Christian College, Australia # 10. Alexander Goldberg, Branham High School, CA, USA # 11. Maxwell Swann, Centennial Lane Elementary School, MD, USA # 12. Spencer Arndt, Asheville High School, NC, USA * 13. Cooper Roh, Keith Country Day School, IL, USA # 14. Boston Thomas, Mountain View School, CA, USA # 15. Nahshon Da Silva, Selwyn House School, Canada * 16. Avi Goel, Silver Creek High School, CA, USA * 17. Adithya Madduri, Coulter Grove Intermediate School, TN, USA # 18. Vivek Aditya Sapru, University of Toronto Schools, Canada # 19. Lukas Spitz-Chapman, Tenafly Middle School, NJ, USA # 20. Thomas Baxter, Ashbury College, Canada * 21. Philippe Guertin, Selwyn House School, Canada * 22. Arjun Nageswaran, Adlai Stevenson High School, IL, USA * (playing for India) 23. Govind Prabhakar, Adlai Stevenson High School, IL, USA * (playing for India) 24. Aakash Budhera, University of Toronto Schools, Canada 25. Josh Rollin, Team Pi-oneers, CA, USA * 26. Sky Chen, Team Houston, TX, USA 27. Matthew Connair, Veterans High School, GA, USA * 28. Angus Paterson, Abbey Park High School, Canada 29. Vishal Sagi, Vandergrift High School, TX, USA * 30. John John Groger, Miami Valley School, OH, USA * 31. Joshua Replogle, Foothill High School, CA, USA * 32. Levan Makharashvili, Logos International Academy, Tbilisi, Georgia 33. Justin Ahn, Dulwich College Seoul, South Korea # 34. Matthew Shu, Montomgery Blair High School, MD, USA * 35. Brian Xu, TsingHua International School, China * (playing for Maryland) 36. Daniel Strickler, Pearson Middle School, TX, USA # 37. Sophia Weng, Montgomery Blair High School, MD, USA * 38. Shawn Zhao, Montgomery Blair High School, MD, USA * 39. Aditeya Sukumaran, NIST International School, Thailand # 40. Tristan Meitzler, Glenelg Country School, MD, USA 41. Yang Dingbang, Vanke Meisha Academy, China * 42. Hari Parameswaran, Beavercreek High School, OH, USA (playing for India) 43. Kevin Liu, Green Hope High School, NC, USA * 44. Dillon George, Glenelg Country School, MD, USA * 45. Eshaan Vakil, Ed Clark High School, NV, USA * 46. Andersen Gu, Great Neck South High School, NY, USA 47. Douglas Simons, High Technology High School, NJ, USA 48. Faris Wienrich, Taipei European School, Taiwan * (playing for Germany) 49. Kevin Zheng, Harrow International School, Hong Kong * (playing for China) 50. Alex Howe, Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, VA, USA 51. Varun Sikand, Ranney School, NJ, USA 52. Pumpanchat Suthisamphat, International Community School, Thailand 53. William Groger, Miami Valley School, OH, USA * 54. Connor Glossop, University of Toronto Schools, Canada 55. Kevin Li, St. George's School, Canada 56. Dhillon Vaucrosson, University of Toronto Schools, Canada # 57. Alastair Thorburn-Vitols, University of Toronto Schools, Canada # 58. Calvin Yang, Unionville High School, Canada * (playing for China) 59. Maverick Cheong Kok Rui, Saint Maur International School, Japan * (playing for Singapore) 60. Robert Ogg, The Harvey School, NY, USA # 61. Lee Lemar, Montgomery Blair High School, MD, USA * 62. Alex Slusarev, Tenafly High School, NJ, USA * 63. Oliver Ni, Shanghai High School International Division, China # 64.(c) Audrey Yuen, Harrow International School, Hong Kong # 65. William Hu, University of Toronto Schools, Canada # 66. Daniel Lu, Great Neck South High School, NY, USA 67. Hannah Fang, Burleigh Manor Middle School, MD, USA # 68. Cole Snedeker, High Technology High School, NJ, USA 69. Sophie Netzel, Glenbard West High School, IL, USA * 70. J.P. Tate, Homeschool, IL, USA # 71. Alexander Chen, Newark Academy, NJ, USA * 72. Michelle Yang, Barrington High School, IL, USA 73. Rahul Yohhan Kumarasinghe, The Bromfield School, MA, USA 74. Peter Blanchfield, St. Paul Academy, MN, USA 75. Calvin Pan, Shanghai High School International Division, China # 76. Gareth Thorlakson, University of Toronto Schools, Canada 77. Ryan Hamilton, Royal St. George's College, Canada 78. William Yu, Mission San Jose High School, CA, USA * 79. Sterling Hall, Robert L. Patton High School, NC, USA * 80. Elizabeth Enright, Dulwich College Singapore, Singapore * 81. Virgile Goldberg, Lycée Français de Singapour, Singapore # 82. Albert Lai, Kang Chiao International School, Taiwan # 83. Conrad Green, Kang Chiao International School, Taiwan * 84. Jason Huang, Kang Chiao International School, Taiwan # 85. Oscar Su, Kang Chiao International School, Taiwan # 86. Eric Chen, Kang Chiao International School, Taiwan # 87. Caesar Yu, Kang Chiao International School, Taiwan # 88. Eugene Pan, Kang Chiao International School, Taiwan * 89. Daniel Chen, Kang Chiao International School, Taiwan * 90. Harry Wang, Kang Chiao International School, Taiwan * 91. Johnson Chen, Kang Chiao International School, Taiwan * 92. Fitz Hung, Kang Chiao International School, Taiwan 93. Sonia Yang, Kang Chiao International School, Taiwan 94. Matthew Fang, Kang Chiao International School, Taiwan 95. Bim-Ray Yau, Kang Chiao International School, Taiwan 96. Marcell Maitinsky, Westmount Secondary School, Canada * 97. Karsten Rynearson, Greens Farms Academy, CT, USA # 98. Brandon Wu, Shanghai High School International Division, China # 99. Kenneth Sugiarto, Hwa Chong Institution (alumnus), Singapore 100. Hou Boyang, Hwa Chong Institution (alumnus), Singapore 101. Dhruv Joshi, NPS International School, Singapore # 102. John Phipps, Darien High School, CT, USA * (playing for Argentina) 103. Fred Zhang, Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, VA, USA 104. Chansol Park, Shanghai American School Puxi, China (playing for South Korea) 105. Avi Mehta, Dalton School, NY, USA * (playing for India) 106. Filip Firlej, Collège André Cobert, France # (playing for Poland) 107. Alex Schmidt, Lehigh Valley Academy, PA, USA 108. Cheng Qin, Shanghai High School International Division, China # 109. Marek Siciński, The British School, Warsaw, Poland * 110. Jonathan Tran, Westview High School (alumnus), OR, USA 111. Grace Tran, Westview High School, OR, USA 112. Izagani Aquino, San Marin High School, CA, USA * 113. Marcus Forbes-Green, University of Toronto Schools, Canada 114. Priscilla Lee Lok Yee, Island School, Hong Kong * 115. Ian Chow, University of Toronto Schools, Canada 116. Hao Jiang, Henry Gunn High School (alumnus), CA, USA 117. Supasilp Jothaprasert, International Community School, Thailand * 118. Kalana Weerabahu, Gateway College Kandy, Sri Lanka * 119. Adheesha Kumarasinghe, Gateway College Kandy, Sri Lanka * 120. Justin Liu, St. George's School, Canada * 121. Aneesh Purohit, Enloe High School, NC, USA * 122. Aosheng Pusztaszeri, Henry Gunn High School, CA, USA 123. Brayden Li-Kato, Harrow International School, Hong Kong # 124. Michael Nisenzon, Henry Gunn High School (alumnus), CA, USA 125. Derek Ying, Lexington High School, MA, USA * 126. Jingxuan Lin, Shanghai High School International Division, China * (playing for Singapore) 127. Toby Chan, Fay School, MA, USA # (playing for China) 128. William Lee, Busan Foreign School, South Korea * 129. Muhammad Ezra Acalapati Madani, M.H. Thamrin High School, Indonesia 130. Muhammad Ridwan Satria, M.H. Thamrin High School, Indonesia * 131. Muhammad Sulthan Ariq, M.H. Thamrin High School, Indonesia 132. Muhammad Izaaz, M.H. Thamrin High School, Indonesia * 133. Emmanuel Zilber, Harvard Westlake School, CA, USA 134. Michael Belousov, Abbey Park High School, Canada 135. Jun Hyuk Lee, Seoul International School, South Korea * 136. Aryush Ghildiyal, Inter-Community School Zurich, Switzerland * 137. Sasid Sriwattana, Ruamrudee International School, Thailand 138. Yannick Neuffer, Swiss International School, Basel, Switzerland * 139. Frederick Lin, The Wheatley School, NY, USA * 140. Zachary Rosman, Irvington High School, NY, USA * 141. Zhou Runqian, Vanke Meisha Academy, China * 142. Alejandro Gabriel D. Espino, International Christian Academy, Philippines * 143. Samuel Henning, Henning Family Homeschool, IN, USA 144. Jeffrey Chen, Williamsville East High School, NY, USA * 145. Michael Qian, Vanke Meisha Academy, China # 146. Calvary Wan, West Island School, Hong Kong * 147. Vishal Sivamani, Coppell High School, TX, USA * (playing for India) 148. John Derick M. Gabrillo, La Salle Green Hills, Philippines 149. Emmanuel John R. Taylan, La Salle Green Hills, Philippines * 150. Yanni B. Ranollo, La Salle Green Hills, Philippines # 151. Adriane Zen Y. Tiangco, La Salle Green Hills, Philippines # 152. Jr C. Mariano, La Salle Green Hills, Philippines * 153. Pablo B. Esguerra Jr., La Salle Green Hills, Philippines # 154. Johannes Colin S. Panes, La Salle Green Hills, Philippines # 155. Hugo Aramis Enrique Agatep, La Salle Green Hills, Philippines # 156. Wu Junsai, Vanke Meisha Academy, China # 157. John Victor B. Roderos, La Salle Green Hills, Philippines * 158. John Lance de Vera Bautista, La Salle Green Hills, Philippines # 159. Vincent Benedict F. Remudaro, La Salle Green Hills, Philippines # 160. Emilio Rafael Romero,
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