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The 2020 Denton Hurdle Memorial Awards Nominees Are The 2020 Denton Hurdle Memorial Awards Nominees are: PRIMARY SCHOOL GIRLS Kalila Daley – Harrington Sound Primary, Evans Welch – St. David’s Primary, Heidi Paulos – Soomersfield Academy, Luciana Fischer – Saltus Grammar School, Day’asha Dill – Northland’s Primary, London Wilson – St. George’s Preparatory, Sarai Hazelwood – East End Primary, Azari Jones – Dalton E. Tucker Primary, Grace Twite – Warwick Academy, Janiya Sealey – Paget Primary, Kateri Zuill – Francis Patton Primary, Taryn Cundliffe – Mount Saint Agnes Academy, A’meerah Richardson- Swan – Heron Bay Primary, Kate O’Keefe – Bermuda High School, Markayla Swan – West End Primary, Jaylah-Michelle Ible – West Pembroke Primary PRIMARY SCHOOL BOYS Saezjhor Dent – Harrington Sound Primary, Maximus Lightbourne – St. David’s Primary, Kiemi Chamberlain – Paget Primary, Amir Brangman-Johnson – Victor Scott Primary, Harris Fleming – Warwick Academy, Jack Berry – Somerset Primary, Zayne Tavares – Dalton E Tucker, Romari Ruddock – St. George’s Preparatory, Bakari Smith jr, - East End Primary, Kalin Brunson – Heron Bay Primary, Massanda Vaughns – Francis Patton Primary, Kruz Iris – Purvis Primary, Jason Dixon-Dasilva – Mount Saint Agnes Academy, Malik Paynter – Northlands Primary, Gianluca Bortoli – Somersfield Academy, Connor Hupman – Saltus Grammar School MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS Jasmin Hasselkuss – Somersfield Aademy, Chrisante Dill – Mount Saint Agnes Academy, Milahn Powell – Sandy’s Secondary Middle School, Paisley Garside – Bermuda high School, Katherine Bean Rosario – Dellwood Middle School, Sanaa Berkeley – the Whitney Institute Middle School, Brittany Pacheco = Saltus Grammar School, Dominique Brown - Dellwood Middle School, Adriana Argent – Warwick Academy MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS Johan Trott - Whitney Insititute Middle School, Denver Tucker – Bermuda Institute, Anijahe Santos-Martin – Mount Saint Agnes Academy, Chance-Carmine Eve – Sandy’s Secondary Middle School, Harley Watson Brown – Warwick Academy, Sachiel Ming – Saltus Grammar School, Seer Carey – Dellwood Middle School, Jannis Roberts – Somersfield Academy SENIOR SCHOL GIRLS - Lyndsey Pacheco – Saltus Grammar School, Nabiilah Nasir – The Berkeley Institute, Rhiannon Higgins – Bermuda High School, Kanzi Emery – CedarBridge Academy, Ariel Taylor – Warwick Academy, Kayla Raymond – Mount Saint Agnes Academy SENIOR SCHOOL BOYSS - Adrian Roach – Bermuda Institute, Rayquon Woodley-Smith – CedarBridge Academy, Ryan Lopes – Mount Saint Agnes Academy, Jordan Etemadi – Warwick Academy, Zakiyah lee – The Berkeley Institute, Tyler Hurdle – Saltus Grammar School .
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