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268 BCPS Students Place in Top 10 in Their Events at FBLA Regional FOR RELEASE: Feb. 5, 2021 CONTACT: Dept. of Communications/Community Outreach, 443.809.5908 ​ ​ ​ BCPS press releases are available online 268 BCPS students place in top 10 in their events at FBLA Regional Conference The future business leaders participated in activities related to business, computer science, leadership TOWSON, MD – An impressive 268 Baltimore County Public Schools students placed in the top 10 in their respective events at the 2020 Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Regional Conference, which was held online throughout January, Twelve BCPS schools participated in the conference this year: Catonsville High, Chesapeake High, Dulaney High, Eastern Technical High, Hereford High, Loch Raven High, New Town High, Patapsco High, Perry Hall High, Pikesville High, Sparrows Point High, and Woodlawn High. Students participated in a variety of individual and team events in business, computer science, and leadership. Events took the form of online, objective-based tests, taped/pre-made presentations, and interactive meetings with judges from various business and industry fields. Students placing in the top five for the objective events or the top three in the performance events at regionals may move on to compete at the state level. The following BCPS students are top 10 winners: School Students Place Name Accounting I st 1 ​ – Leslie Mbiakop Alienou, Chesapeake High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Alex Dediu, Dulaney High School r​ d 3 ​ -- Ethan Hall, Eastern Technical High School t​ h 4 ​ – Kayla Nieberlein, Hereford High School t​ h 5 ​ – Journey Fistek, Sparrows Point High School ​ Advertising st 1 ​ -- Raphael Aureus, Eastern Technical High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Charlotte Kearns, Catonsville High School ​ rd 3 ​ -- Max Bagster-Collins, Loch Raven High School t​ h 4 ​ -- Marina Constantinou, Dulaney High School t​ h 5 ​ -- Tulsi Patel, Dulaney High School t​ h 6 ​ -- Stephen Beyrodt, Hereford High School ​ Agribusiness st 1 ​ -- Ryan Gold, Eastern Technical High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Garrett Kossoff, Dulaney High School ​ Banking & Financial Systems nd 2 ​ -- Ryan Vetter, Hereford High School ​ Broadcast Journalism st 1 ​ -- Faith LeBruh; Nikita Paudel; Christian Thomas, Eastern Technical High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Christina Anyalewechi; Neha Mupparapu; Nidhi Patel, Eastern Technical High School ​ Business Calculations st 1 ​ -- Karolina Akelaitis, Dulaney High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Eric Talbott, Hereford High School t​ h 4 ​ -- Vaun Neunsinger, Hereford High School ​ Business Communication st 1 ​ -- Kelly Chen, Dulaney High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Leya Habtamu, Eastern Technical High School r​ d 3 ​ -- Annie Ni, Eastern Technical High School t​ h 4 ​ -- Jillian Gray, Eastern Technical High School t​ h 5 ​ -- Jason Galloway, New Town High School ​ Business Ethics st 1 ​ -- Nolan Meyers; Aaron Ren, Dulaney High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Rhys Wexler, Eastern Technical High School ​ Business Law st 1 ​ -- Rafael Lorenzo Alicandro, Eastern Technical High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Shrena Shah, Eastern Technical High School ​ Coding and Programming st 1 ​ -- Angelina Verma, Eastern Technical High School ​ Computer Applications st 1 ​ -- Fagoyad Aklilu, Catonsville High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Keynan Jones, Catonsville High School r​ d 3 ​ -- Laudrick Rouse, Catonsville High School ​ Computer Game & Simulation Programming st 1 ​ -- Steven Kuo; Alan Liu; Ryan Tiedemann, Dulaney High School ​ Computer Problem Solving st 1 ​ -- Joseph Hecht, Eastern Technical High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Beloved Akanji, New Town High School r​ d 3 ​ -- Ali Ahmed, Catonsville High School t​ h 4 ​ -- Anthony Minter, New Town High School t​ h 5 ​ -- David Agbokere, New Town High School t​ h 6 ​ -- Elijah Moori, New Town High School ​ Cyber Security st 1 ​ -- Sheldon Padgett, Eastern Technical High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Gabriel Pasion, Eastern Technical High School r​ d 3 ​ -- Althea Gonzales, New Town High School t​ h 4 ​ -- Jacyln Welfeld, Pikesville High School t​ h 5 ​ -- Toluwanimi Elewa-Gidado, New Town High School t​ h 6 ​ -- Riley Nelson, Catonsville High School t​ h 7 ​ -- Nicholas Lawrence, New Town High School t​ h 8 ​ -- Josiah Richardson, New Town High School ​ E-business st 1 ​ -- Mercy Raji, Woodlawn High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Ruqayah Ebrahim, Woodlawn High School ​ Economics st 1 ​ -- Carmelli Leal, Eastern Technical High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Rebecca Zhang, Dulaney High School t​ h 4 ​ -- Rupesh Shrestha, Eastern Technical High School ​ Entrepreneurship st 1 ​ -- Nevaeh KC KC; Asia Lee; Ashley Payton, Eastern Technical High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Elyse Seldowitz, Dulaney High School ​ Future Business Leader st 1 ​ -- Kathy Yao, Dulaney High School ​ Graphic Design st 1 ​ -- Ighodalo Agbonkhese; Malachi Weeks; Cody Hicks-Savage, New Town High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Anning Cui, Dulaney High School r​ d 3 ​ -- Kevin Li; Naman Nagelia; Joshua W., Eastern Technical High School t​ h 4 ​ -- Tiffany Lu, Eastern Technical High School ​ Health Care Administration st 1 ​ -- Nikhil Khosla, Dulaney High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Harriet Neufuille, New Town High School r​ d 3 ​ -- Aba Poku, Chesapeake High School t​ h 4 ​ -- Enyioma Okereke, Eastern Technical High School t​ h 5 ​ -- Ami Daya, Eastern Technical High School t​ h 6 ​ -- Haris Muzaffer, Perry Hall High School t​ h 7 ​ -- Harshini Arumugam, Hereford High School t​ h 8 ​ -- Ronelaire Cafirma, Perry Hall High School ​ th 9 ​ -- Ny'Asia Lassiter, Woodlawn High School ​ Help Desk st 1 ​ -- Penelope Newcomb, Hereford High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Tatiana Agboh, Eastern Technical High School r​ d 3 ​ -- Gabrielle Folson, Eastern Technical High School t​ h 4 ​ -- Andy Chen, New Town High School t​ h 5 ​ -- Clarence Slayton, New Town High School t​ h 6 ​ -- Kason Carter, New Town High School t​ h 7 ​ -- Daymond Greenfield, New Town High School ​ Hospitality & Event Management st 1 ​ -- Monica Eze, Chesapeake High School ​ Impromptu Speaking st 1 ​ -- Nicholas Marks, Eastern Technical High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Megan Luo, Loch Raven High School r​ d 3 ​ -- Christina Giavadi, Loch Raven High School t​ h 4 ​ -- Andrew Cupps, Dulaney High School t​ h 5 ​ -- Dillon Purnell, Chesapeake High School ​ International Business st 1 ​ -- Steven Fung, Pikesville High School r​ d 3 ​ -- Riya Mahale, Dulaney High School t​ h 4 ​ -- Christopher Gottleib, Hereford High School t​ h 5 ​ -- Myla Abernathy, Catonsville High School t​ h 6 ​ -- Emma Perez, Hereford High School t​ h 7 ​ -- Rosemarie Regine Crame, Eastern Technical High School ​ Introduction to Business st 1 ​ -- Christopher Ray, Eastern Technical High School r​ d 3 ​ -- Mia Lynch, Chesapeake High School ​ Introduction to Business Communication st 1 ​ -- Leona Guiyab, Eastern Technical High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Isabella Hand, Eastern Technical High School r​ d 3 ​ -- Aastha Patel, Eastern Technical High School ​ Introduction to Business Presentation st 1 ​ -- Kirsten Shane Agustin; Henry Vo, Eastern Technical High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Sheila Kinyanjui; Xin Yue Lu; Lily Xu, Dulaney High School r​ d 3 ​ -- Lily Rothering, Catonsville High School ​ Introduction to Business Procedures st 1 ​ -- Ying Meng, Dulaney High School ​ Introduction to Event Planning st 1 ​ -- Kenzie Barrett; Ryleigh Kyle, Eastern Technical High School ​ nd 2 ​ -- Afina Tsanga, Pikesville High School r​ d 3 ​ -- Jessica Eze, Chesapeake High School ​ Introduction to FBLA st 1 ​ -- Davy Ling, Dulaney High School n​ d 2 ​ – Jaden Jones, New Town High School ​ Introduction to Financial Math st 1 ​ -- Zarin Mahmud, Dulaney High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Brendan Maglaqui, Patapsco High School r​ d 3 ​ -- Ronit Shah, Eastern Technical High School t​ h 4 ​ -- Cadence Scott, Eastern Technical High School t​ h 5 ​ -- Oluwasikemi Opaleke, Chesapeake High School ​ Introduction to Information Technology st 1 ​ -- Ananya Jagdish, Dulaney High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Vi Nguyen, Eastern Technical High School r​ d 3 ​ -- Julian Leal, Eastern Technical High School t​ h 4 ​ -- Aarya Acharya, Eastern Technical High School t​ h 5 ​ -- Carey Keene, New Town High School t​ h 6 ​ -- William Glascoe, New Town High School t​ h 7 ​ -- Michael Dews, New Town High School ​ Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure st 1 ​ -- Noah Duncan, Eastern Technical High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Alexis Prisco, Eastern Technical High School r​ d 3 ​ -- Sabrina Thaler, Eastern Technical High School t​ h 4 ​ -- Sophia Johnson, Eastern Technical High School ​ Introduction to Public Speaking st 1 ​ -- Mingni Dong, Dulaney High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Arielle Redfern, Eastern Technical High School ​ Introduction to Social Media Strategy st 1 ​ -- Anthony Zinevich, Pikesville High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Oluwateniola Adedire; Ruth Habtamu; Courtney Park, Eastern Technical High School r​ d 3 ​ -- Grace Rippin; Ronisa Shrestha; Sanah Vij, Eastern Technical High School ​ Job Interview st 1 ​ -- Payton Goldsmith, Pikesville High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Maxwell Gorodiskiy, Pikesville High School r​ d 3 ​ -- Angel Starks, Patapsco High School t​ h 4 ​ -- Richard Lee, Dulaney High School t​ h 5 ​ -- Jahvonte McNeill, New Town High School ​ Journalism st 1 ​ -- Geoffrey Dochat, Dulaney High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Francesca Viscuso, Hereford High School ​ rd 3 ​ -- Lyla Rosses, Loch Raven High School t​ h 4 ​ -- Kammaljit Basara, Pikesville High School t​ h 5 ​ -- Anna Albergo, Dulaney High School ​ Management Decision Making st 1 ​ -- Jordan Ackerman; Xander VanDorpe; John Venn, Hereford High School ​ Marketing st 1 ​ -- Emerson Lehnert, Hereford High School n​ d 2 ​ -- Maddy Strong, Hereford High School r​ d 3 ​ -- Camryn Martin; Kylie Elser, Hereford
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