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Closing Ceremony 10 Team 809 - Concordia International School Shanghai - Jayda Wang, Penny Kim, Zixuan Zhao 9 Team 850 - Shanghai United International School Gubei, North America International School - Qiancheng Yu, Ziying Tian, Xinhang Wu 8 Team 801 - Concordia International School Shanghai - Jiho Ahn, Jocelyn Wong, Ruoshan Sam Shi 7 Team 804 - Concordia International School Shanghai - Yue Han Lim, Edward Zhang, Chun Ho Yiu 6 Team 805 - Concordia International School Shanghai - Yongyi Guo, Crystal Zhang, Ava Ireland Ashbury Phipps 5 Team 826 - Shanghai SMIC Private School - Leo Zhang, Josie Zhao, Zihan Jin 4 Team 830 - Shanghai United International School Gubei - Anqi Li, Ziran Ma, Jialu Wu 3 Team 849 - Shanghai Foreign Language School SISU, Shanghai Pinghe School - Yaqing Li, Xirong Fei, Zihan Zhang 2 Team 808 - Concordia International School Shanghai - Andrew Peng, Samuel Lu, Kyle Yang 1 Team 831 - Shanghai United International School Gubei - Mingyu Zhang, Jingcheng Su, Zhixing Song 5 Team 870 - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division - Yiran Yang, Gaeun Ha, Soohyuk Moon 4 Team 879 - Shanghai United International School Gubei - Siyuan Zhang, Junwei Zheng, Zihao Li 3 Team 864 - Nanjing Foreign Language School - Sijia Yu, Junyan Bai, Ruining Guo 2 Team 878 - Shanghai United International School Gubei - Entong Li, Yuran Shan, Xinyue Zhou 1 Team 880 - Shanghai United International School Gubei - Peijin Zhou, Touyuan Xu, Zaixin Jiang 75 Ruoshan Sam Shi - 801C - Concordia International School Shanghai 74 Yongyi Guo - 805A - Concordia International School Shanghai 73 Zihan Jin - 826C - Shanghai SMIC Private School 72 Yupei Zhan - 841C - Shanghai United International School Qingpu 71 Yutong Du - 829C - Shanghai SMIC Private School 70 Haohan Lin - 828B - Shanghai SMIC Private School 69 Cheng-Hsuan Chou - 820B - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 68 Edward Zhang - 804B - Concordia International School Shanghai 67 Ziyue Kang - 834B - Shanghai United International School Qingpu 66 Nanfang Xu - 846C - Shanghai United International School Qingpu 65 Jonathan Hu - 814A - Hongwen School Shanghai 64 Charlie Tang - 820C - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 63 Heitung Leung - 829B - Shanghai SMIC Private School 62 Zixuan Qu - 833C - Shanghai United International School Pudong 61 Chae Yeon Jeon - 825A - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 60 Yueru Ni - 837A - Shanghai United International School Qingpu 59 Mingyu Zhang - 831A - Shanghai United International School Gubei 58 Xirong Fei - 849B - Shanghai Foreign Language School SISU 57 Samuel Lu - 808B - Concordia International School Shanghai 56 Blair Wu - 816A - Nord Anglia International School Shanghai Pudong 55 Hongsheng Lin - 812A - Hongwen School Shanghai 54 Yifan Wang - 834C - Shanghai United International School Qingpu 53 Wangziyou Wu - 839C - Shanghai United International School Qingpu 52 Ziqing Zhu - 833B - Shanghai United International School Pudong 51 Ziran Ma - 830B - Shanghai United International School Gubei 50 Connor Minhan Jiang - 827C - Shanghai SMIC Private School 49 Yilin Zong - 827B - Shanghai SMIC Private School 48 Haocheng Hu - 848B - Huili School Shanghai 47 Yunqi Chen - 840A - Shanghai United International School Qingpu 46 Siqi Yang - 832B - Shanghai United International School Gubei 45 Si han Du - 834A - Shanghai United International School Qingpu 44 Xingyan Zhang - 832C - Shanghai United International School Gubei 43 Yuchen Zhou - 832A - Shanghai United International School Gubei 42 Nahyun Lim - 802A - Concordia International School Shanghai 41 Kasumi Okubo - 824C - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 40 Eunjun Ha - 825B - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 39 Jiho Ahn - 801A - Concordia International School Shanghai 38 Hok Ching Lam - 822B - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 37 Cheng-Yen Chou - 820A - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 36 Bruce Wu - 807C - Concordia International School Shanghai 35 Yucheng Geng - 848A - Huili School Shanghai 34 Yu En Khor - 823C - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 33 Qi Yan Lim - 822A - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 32 Su Pu - 840C - Shanghai United International School Qingpu 31 Qikun Dang - 833A - Shanghai United International School Pudong 30 Zhiyou Wang - 851A - Shanghai United International School Pudong 29 Alexander Zhang - 824A - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 28 Enzo Liu - 825C - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 27 Yaqing Li - 849A - Shanghai Foreign Language School SISU 26 Nestor Torres-Perez - 819B - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 25 Yichen Yang - 845B - Shanghai United International School Qingpu 24 Jingcheng Su - 831B - Shanghai United International School Gubei 23 Yichang Xin - 812C - Hongwen School Shanghai 22 Zihan Teng - 810C - Hangzhou Bay Bilingual School Shanghai Jinshan 21 Crystal Zhang - 805B - Concordia International School Shanghai 20 Amelia Brouckaert - 819C - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 19 Alicia Milesi-Ionescu - 821C - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 18 Tracy Yutong Tang - 851C - Concordia International School Shanghai 17 Zhixing Song - 831C - Shanghai United International School Gubei 16 Kyle Yang - 808C - Concordia International School Shanghai 15 Andrew Peng - 808A - Concordia International School Shanghai 14 Brooke Guan - 829A - Shanghai SMIC Private School 13 Xinyi Dai - 842A - Shanghai United International School Qingpu 12 Jialuo Zhang - 811C - Hongwen School Shanghai 11 Zhenyu Zhang - 851B - Shanghai United International School Pudong 10 Xuanyu Lu - 837C - Shanghai United International School Qingpu 9 Zihan Zhang - 849C - Shanghai Pinghe School 8 Sam Mobarak - 824B - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 7 Suet Yi Lam - 821A - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 6 Anqi Li - 830A - Shanghai United International School Gubei 5 Golsan Bahrami - 819A - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 4 Jiayi Huang - 810A - Hangzhou Bay Bilingual School Shanghai Jinshan 3 Rachel Ding Chen - 802B - Concordia International School Shanghai 2 Zekai Wang - 848C - Dulwich College Shanghai Pudong 1 Qiancheng Yu - 850A - Shanghai United International School Gubei 35 Yuran Shan - 878B - Shanghai United International School Gubei 34 Keiyui He - 871C - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 33 Haowen Yang - 872B - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 32 Zhiyang Xiao - 866B - North America International School 31 Seoyeon Yun - 873A - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 30 Lian Harari - 876A - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 29 Ruining Guo - 864C - Nanjing Foreign Language School 28 Zixiang Ai - 866A - North America International School 27 Chen Fu - 862C - Hongwen School Shanghai 26 Sijia Yu - 864A - Nanjing Foreign Language School 25 Zhanchen Wang - 884B - Shanghai HD Bilingual School 24 Touyuan Xu - 880B - Shanghai United International School Gubei 23 Gaeun Ha - 870B - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 22 You Ah Jung - 876C - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 21 Junyan Bai - 864B - Nanjing Foreign Language School 20 Zihao Li - 879C - Shanghai United International School Gubei 19 Siyuan Zhang - 879A - Shanghai United International School Gubei 18 David Wang - 871B - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 17 Peijin Zhou - 880A - Shanghai United International School Gubei 16 Yu-Hsin Wang - 873B - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 15 Michael Wu - 871A - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 14 Ellie Wang - 877C - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 13 Xinyue Zhou - 878C - Shanghai United International School Gubei 12 Junwei Zheng - 879B - Shanghai United International School Gubei 11 Isabelle Sandy-Kpandegbia - 874C - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 10 Parkham Cho - 872C - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 9 Soohyuk Moon - 870C - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 8 Entong Li - 878A - Shanghai United International School Gubei 7 Hebe Jiang - 877B - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 6 Jiayi Yin - 875A - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 5 Zexi Zhang - 862B - Hongwen School Shanghai 4 Yeji Lee - 872A - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 3 Zaixin Jiang - 880C - Shanghai United International School Gubei 2 Yixuan Hsieh - 875B - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 1 Yiran Yang - 870A - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division 25 Team 816 - Nord Anglia International School Shanghai Pudong - Blair Wu, Zhe Zhao, Tzeling Tsui 24 Team 837 - Shanghai United International School Qingpu - Yueru Ni, Mohan Shen, Xuanyu Lu 23 Team 820 - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division - Cheng-Yen Chou, Cheng-Hsuan Chou, Charlie Tang 22 Team 832 - Shanghai United International School Gubei - Yuchen Zhou, Siqi Yang, Xingyan Zhang 21 Team 807 - Concordia International School Shanghai - Aarohan Adhikari, Jerry Liang, Bruce Wu 20 Team 838 - Shanghai United International School Qingpu - Wencheng Mao, Yutong Qian, Zijun Zhao 19 Team 825 - Shanghai Jincai High School International Division - Chae Yeon Jeon, Eunjun Ha, Enzo Liu 18 Team 829 - Shanghai SMIC Private School - Brooke Guan, Heitung Leung, Yutong Du 17 Team 817 - North America International School Shanghai - Ding Ma, Bochuan Wang, Haozhi
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