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North Carolina Governor’s School Students Who Completed Governor’s School East 2019 Page 1 of 4 Students Who Completed North Carolina Governor’s School East at Meredith College, 2019 CHORAL MUSIC ENGLISH Cabarrus County Schools Amelia Andrews Alamance-Burlington Schools Nikki Brooks Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Maya Grace Buckner Alamance-Burlington Schools Ben McCormick Davidson County Schools Tara Oldaker Ashe County Schools KC Spencer Durham Public Schools Caylah Vickers Asheboro City Schools Olivia Elliott Durham Public Schools Cordia Ritz Beaufort County Schools Emily Grimes Durham Public Schools Ella Kromm Bishop McGuinness Catholic HS Thomas Gessner Guilford County Schools Abigail Birch Buncombe County Schools Caroline Stubblefield Guilford County Schools Clara Lampkin Cabarrus County Schools Shaista Sayeed Guilford County Schools Quinn Risen Cabarrus County Schools Peter Petroff Guilford County Schools Margaret Lucas Caldwell County Schools Madeline Waechter Harnett County Schools Izzy Morrow Caswell County Schools Hunter Pruitt Moore County Schools Kaylee Newcomer Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Anastasia Dai Orange County Schools Sarah Smith Cornerstone Charter Academy Rebekah Kirkman Rutherford County Schools Gracie Vess Craven County Schools Emma Hutchens St. David's School Anna Grace Call Cumberland County Schools Jessica Wishart Union County Schools Olivia Grocott Cumberland County Schools Hanna Reese Wake County Schools Kayla Styll Cumberland County Schools Angelina Nicolosi Wake County Schools Lily Flournoy Davidson County Schools Ethan Talbott Wake County Schools Olivia Denbo Durham Public Schools Kate Cross Wake County Schools Avery Glenn Elizabeth City/Pasquotank Schools Candance Barclift Wake County Schools Luna Hou Eno River Academy El Nealson Wake County Schools Sofia Leander Gaston Christian School Bella Reid Wake County Schools Sree Inuganti Gaston County Schools Maggie Newton Wake County Schools Anna Vtipil Guilford County Schools Noah Houser W-S/Forsyth County Schools Casey Griffith Guilford County Schools Matheus Barbee W-S/Forsyth County Schools Chasmyne Fortt-Fletcher Hertford County Schools Savanna Tripp W-S/Forsyth County Schools Jazmyne King Hickory Public Schools Aly Linn Hope Academy Sasha Ramsey VISUAL ART Hyde County Schools Emily Harris Cabarrus County Schools Khadija Shaikh Johnston County Schools Carter Neptune Carolina Friends School Lizzie Brown Lincoln County Schools Caroline Jenkins Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Cloris Huan McDowell County Schools Charlotte Moore Community School of Davidson Ollie Ritchey Montgomery County Schools Koby Sedberry Craven County Schools Kimberly Cusack Nash-Rocky Mount Schools Victoria Spivey Durham Public Schools Jane Tayyeb New Hanover County Schools Kelsie Bennett Durham Public Schools Evie Freel Newton-Conover City Schools Emily Johnson Gaston County Schools Olivia Hedrick Onslow County Schools Arriyanna Brooks Guilford County Schools Ari Adams Roxboro Community School, Inc. Maggie Rand Guilford County Schools Hope Rackers Stokes County Schools Zoe Solomon Johnston County Schools Abigail Pittman Union County Schools Alex Cervantes Longleaf School of the Arts Afton Flock Village Christian Academy Christiana Adeyemi NC School of Science and Math Sila Ersayin Wake County Schools Caroline Rydesky O'Neal School Trygve O'Grady Wake County Schools Bec Horowitz Pitt County Schools Sam Goodman Wake County Schools Rathi Ganesan Randolph Co Schools Adison Degrosiellier Wayne County Schools Eboni Brown Trinity School of Durham and CH Claire Friesen Weldon City Schools Chantel Gillus Wake County Schools Mackenzie Merritt W-S/Forsyth County Schools Lilly Young Wake County Schools Vincent Wang W-S/Forsyth County Schools Elizabeth Mackey Wake County Schools Emma Rowland W-S/Forsyth County Schools Ruby Kinder North Carolina Governor’s School Students Who Completed Governor’s School East 2019 Page 2 of 4 INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Chatham County Schools Ava Sorgman Buncombe County Schools Eddie Hewer Cleveland County Schools Rexen Venevongsoth Catawba County Schools Elle Smith Community School of Davidson Braeden Coughlin Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Jessica Liu Craven County Schools Julia Stover Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Albert He Cumberland County Schools Isabella Witherow Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Madi Marks Cumberland County Schools Naasir Smalls Cumberland County Schools Layne Lewis Currituck County Schools Laura Griffin Durham Public Schools Ryan Hewett Dare County Schools Christopher Roberts Durham Public Schools Thomas Hill Duplin County Schools Abbie Johnson Gaston County Schools Ariana Stephenson Durham Public Schools Henry Cruz Reyes Gaston County Schools Chris Schiavoni Durham Public Schools Kiyo Takahashi Gates County Schools Baron-Thor Young Edenton/Chowan Schools Ethan Hughson Longleaf School of the Arts Ellie Veum Forsyth Country Day School Zachary Moore Moore County Schools Ethan Jones Gaston County Schools Kevin Li Onslow County Schools Emilie Ticer Guilford County Schools Christa Simaan Onslow County Schools Ivan Devera Guilford County Schools Janavi Mehta Onslow County Schools Rachel Rudd Harnett County Schools Everett Blake Orange County Schools Miranda Harris Iredell-Statesville Schools Anish Nashine Orange County Schools Ashley Williams Lenoir County Schools Bryant DeLuna-Peralta Sampson County Schools Cullen Faircloth Lenoir County Schools Casey Powell Surry County Schools Marvin Hernandez New Hanover County Schools Jakob Triemstra Union County Schools Cameron Trofinoff New Hanover County Schools Yasmin Azizi Union County Schools Annabel Grocott Northampton County Schools Ethan Davis Union County Schools Jacqueline Gardner Onslow County Schools Danielle Chadwick Union County Schools Jack Sweeter Onslow County Schools Victor Ariton Union County Schools Hailey Hall Pamlico County Schools Parker Watson Wake County Schools Arjun Sankaran Pender County Schools Karissa Sowers Wake County Schools Aryaman Bana Pitt County Schools Lexi Lenker Wake County Schools Tony Du Pitt County Schools Jenna Lee Wake County Schools Rishie Srivastava Rowan-Salisbury Schools Kayla Swicegood Wake County Schools Michael Wang Sampson County Schools Ramon Sanchez Wake County Schools Siun Kang Sampson County Schools Manny Valbuena Wake County Schools Nihar Thakkar Sugar Creek Charter Kodjo Tanou Wake County Schools Harrison Dixon Union County Schools Riya Vasa Wake County Schools Noah Hudson-Camack Wake County Schools Ana Ratanaphruks Wake County Schools Evan Villani Wake County Schools Blake Morris Wake County Schools Nitu Renganathan W-S/Forsyth County Schools Quinn Miller Wake County Schools Sharon Wang W-S/Forsyth County Schools Zoe Marazita W-S/Forsyth County Schools Aster Shear W-S/Forsyth County Schools Monica Solis NATURAL SCIENCE Yancey County Schools Kyle Ball Alamance-Burlington Schools Madison Grajzar Alamance-Burlington Schools Abby Chester MATHEMATICS Brunswick County Schools Brayden Williams Alamance-Burlington Schools Ben Nguyen Cabarrus County Schools Neha Patel Buncombe County Schools Erik Dahlberg Cabarrus County Schools Avi Choksi Burke Co Schools Noah Harris Caldwell County Schools Hannah Wood Carteret County Schools Sarah Prosser Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Andie Sly Carteret County Schools Harrison Goodwin Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Denali Termin Carteret County Schools Morgan Bradley Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Emily Jenkins Catawba County Schools Anabelle Hessong Cumberland County Schools Abel Abraham Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Misha Mathur Cumberland County Schools Elizabeth Godfrey Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Evelyn Dalton Davie County Schools Parker Prysiazniuk Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Anna Lassiter Durham Public Schools Davonya Cheek Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Aditi Prakash Durham Public Schools McKenna Vernon North Carolina Governor’s School Students Who Completed Governor’s School East 2019 Page 3 of 4 NATURAL SCIENCE (CONT’D) SOCIAL SCIENCE Durham Public Schools Kaila Forte Alamance-Burlington Schools Ty Cryan Elkin City Schools Alley Doub Alamance-Burlington Schools William Lee Forsyth Country Day School Alexa Clegg Alamance-Burlington Schools Joy Bousumo Franklin County Schools Josue Contreras Buncombe County Schools Imani Dozier Gates County Schools Jamie Szymanski Buncombe County Schools Annabelle Sparks Guilford County Schools Advika Kumar Cabarrus County Schools Mackenzie Jackson Guilford County Schools Robert Kobrin Cannon School Reah Syed Guilford County Schools Christy Ma Cary Academy Saajan Patel Guilford County Schools Jessica Cook Cary Academy Addie Esposito Guilford County Schools Evy Hochstein Charlotte Latin School Brooks Finby Harnett County Schools Taft Stevens Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools Rohit Chaudhuri Harnett County Schools Madeline Langdon Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools Vinitha Sunkara Hickory Public Schools Tamia Sloan Chatham County Schools Bella Ocampo Hoke County Schools Yazmine Myers Cleveland County Schools Alex Haydon Moore County Schools Sonja Woolley Clinton City Schools Adrian Donatelli Moore County Schools Ethan Kennaugh Columbus County Schools Jack Williford Mount Airy City Schools Meredith Marion Craven County Schools Spencer Burroughs Nash-Rocky Mount Schools Zachary Smith Craven County Schools Madeline Surber New Hanover County Schools James Wilt Cumberland County Schools Selomi Dayaprema New Hanover County Schools John-Hewlett West Davidson County Schools Justilyn Lavapie New Hanover County Schools Xander Gehron Duplin County Schools Ola Zubrowicz Onslow County Schools
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