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TEACHER STUDENT STUDENT TEACHER / STUDENT TEACHER TEACHER GTS / T-18 Region # First Last High School First Last Honor 1 Kaleigh Blevins Cass Technical High School Natalie Barmore 1 Emilia Bauer Cass Technical High School Natalie Barmore 3 Darbi Spitter Pinckney High School Hallie Levine 3 Claudia Wood Saline High School Laura Schumacher GTS/T-18 3 Rachel Vogt Western High School D'Andra Clark GTS/T-18 3 Sky Chandler Clinton High School Ashley Kendrek 3 Jess Briegel Clinton High School Ashley Kendrek 3 Robert Borer Saline High School Laura Schumacher 3 Logan Hudson Blissfield High School Tracy Pixley 3 Isaac Mangold Skyline High School Meredith Giltner GTS 3 Hunter Fitzgerald Skyline High School Meredith Giltner 3 Hannah Keefer Britton Deerfield High School Taina Bundshuh GTS 3 Kaitlyn Myrold Tecumseh High School Christine Obeid GTS 3 Deborah Olsen Tecumseh High School Jackie Whiteley 3 Kayla Bozyk Madison High School Linda Hooker 3 Julianne Cooney Community High School Elena Barillas Flores GTS 5 Leo Rosales Edwardsburg High School Rebecca Coleman GTS/T-18 5 Katelyn Scanlon Portage Central High School Joseph King 5 Andie Ziemkowski Portage Northern High School Sarah Nott T-18 6 Zack Simmons Sterling Heights High School Jennifer Kay-Rivera 6 Avery Shell Port Huron Northern High School Pamela Brown 6 Michael Isaac Port Huron Northern High School Pamela Brown GTS 6 Victoria Montgomery Port Huron Northern High School Pamela Brown 6 Chad Pianowski Lakeview High School Katie Schuur GTS 6 Ethan Kane Port Huron Northern High School Victoria Hussey 6 Avary Black Lakeview High School Keith Rayner 6 Zoe Zaviski Lakeview High School Keith Rayner GTS 6 Sarah Ko Shelby Junior High Lisa Grunewald 6 Sarah Ko Shelby Junior High Lisa Grunewald GTS/T-18 (Resilience) 7 Madeleine Graham Lake Orion High School Melissa Wilson 7 Kailyn Eisbrenner Lake Orion High School Melissa Wilson 7 Anna Huetteman Rochester High School Jessica Huvaere 7 Micaela Joi Espedido Rochester High School Jessica Huvaere 7 Meredith Parker Lake Orion High School Monica Cotton 7 Sofia Mellado Stoney Creek Diane Heath 7 Jack Rowland Berkley High School Kim DePaulis 7 Melissa Schamanck Stoney Creek High School Diane Heath GTS 7 Nicole Janicke Rochester High School Jessica Huvaere GTS/T-18 7 Angela DeSantis Clarkston High School Meg Messina GTS 7 Dana Holt Avondale High School Leigh Wright GTS 7 Annabel Shaffou Marian High School Abbie Bailey 7 Emily Diener International Academy Terri Cafcalas 7 Josephine Graham Lake Orion High School Melissa Wilson GTS/T-18 7 William Brancaleone Shrine Catholic High School Jamie Stewart Laidlaw 7 Emily Penrose Lake Orion High School Sam Rimi 7 Logan McGinnis Shrine Catholic High School Jamie Stewart Laidlaw 7 Aaron Gunn Lutheran High Northwest Jeff Davis 7 Logan Ballagh Lake Orion High School Stacy Feeney 7 Megan Buckner Lake Orion High School Stacy Feeney 7 Jhenna Gamache Lake Orion High School Stacy Feeney 7 Rachel Kohl Hazel Park High School Nancy Sly 7 Haley Beverlin Hazel Park High School Nancy Sly 8 Sarah Humphries Kensington Woods Schools Jessie MacGonigal Pratt 8 Jasmyne Bush Williamston High School Meagan Kubu 8 Nate Taylor Kensington Woods Schools Jessie MacGonigal Pratt 9 Mallory Jarrett Rockford High School Barb Kent 9 Trevor Sweet Rockford High School Barb Kent GTS/T-18 (It's My Face) 9 Mia Van ValkenburgZeeland West High School Debra Kemppainen ` 9 Zachary Newhouse Rockford High School Cyndi Len 9 Leeza SouvongkhamZeeland East High School Michelle Fuller 9 Madelyn Moore Saugatuck High School Danielle Hanna 9 Alexis Wierenga Byron Center High School Greg Reinstein 9 Justyce Hunter Saugatuck High School Danielle Hanna GTS 9 Karley O'Hearn Jenison Senior High Melissa Griffore 9 Rosalin Lotkhamnga West Ottawa High School North Brad Vredevoogd 9 Bethany Colbrunn Zeeland East High School Michelle Fuller GTS/T-18 9 Trisha Pal West Ottawa High School Brian Kelly GTS/T-18 9 Adrianna Donald Forest Hills Central High Neven Allan GTS/T-18 9 Luke Lencioni Saugatuck High School Danielle Hanna GTS 9 Ashley Reyna East Kentwood High School Le Tran GTS 9 Trevor Sweet Rockford High School Barb Kent 9 Makayla Smith West Ottawa High School Brian Kelly GTS/T-18 9 Alex Jenkins Rockford High School Barb Kent GTS/T-18 9 Kyra Bos Zeeland West High School Debra Kemppainen 9 Lejla Suljevic East Kentwood High School Le Tran 9 Sydney Verlinde Forest Hills Central High School Neven Allan 9 Adilene Garcia East Kentwood High School Le Tran 9 Jenna Broderick Rockford High School Laura Todd 9 Lydia Staudacher Rockford High School Christen Woodruff T-18 10 Juliana Churchman Fenton High School Teresa Moss 10 Natalie Thomas Fenton High School Kristin McDowell 10 Brady Young Fenton High School Kristin McDowell 11 Ethan Zerger Heritage High School William J. Chaltraw 11 Rowan Meddaugh Saginaw Arts and Sciences Academy Sally Grioux 11 Sydney Esparza Heritage High School William J. Chaltraw 11 Jean Cho Heritage High School Lindsay Brown GTS/T-18 11 Jack Veverka Saginaw Arts and Sciences Academy Becky Prine Sullivan GTS/T-18 11 Alex Holloway Heritage High School William J. Chaltraw GTS/T-18 11 Sierra Rietz Nouvel Catholic Central H.S. Gary Rocha 11 Michelle Ross Heritage High School Lindsay Brown 12 Mason Dice Clare High School Amanda Fletcher 12 Fiona Sias Mt. Pleasant High School Therese Lunsford GTS/T-18 12 Celesta Parker Mt. Pleasant High School Therese Lunsford 12 Alyssa Hegenauer Bangor High School Amy Pobanz 13 Maryna Oliinyk Fruitport High School Dawn Jacobson 13 Althea Muth Mona Shores High School Rachel Drelles GTS 13 Jennifer Vanderlaan Newaygo High School Jennifer Hurrle 13 Jonathan Soto Newaygo High School Jennifer Hurrle 15 Jet Lucsy Traverse City West High School Julie Keck 16 Rebecca McClellan Rudyard High School Richard Guimond.
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