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Category Awards 2011 Loudoun County Public Schools Regional Science & Engineering Fair Category Awards Category First Name Last Name School Awards Briar Woods High School/ Academy of Emily Crisp Best of Fair Science Best of Fair Kelsi Faley Heritage High School Best of Fair Paul Howell Dominion High School Dominion High School/ Academy of Anurag Mathur Best of Fair Science Animal Sciences Sponsored by Loudoun Education Foundation 1st Place Skyelar Decker Dominion High School 2nd Place Sean O`Neil Loudoun County High School Loudoun Valley High School/ Academy 3rd Place Geoffrey Nichols of Science Honorable Andrew Sachs Loudoun County High School Mention Honorable Alyssa Papazian Stone Bridge High School Mention Behavioral & Social Sciences Sponsored by Loudoun Education Foundation 1st Place Amanda Powers Loudoun County High School 2nd Place Mason Hale Loudoun County High School 3rd Place Julia Woods Dominion High School Honorable Preston Phillips Tuscarora High School Mention Honorable Lauren Holmberg Dominion High School Mention Biochemistry Sponsored by Cognitive Learning Systems Briar Woods High School/ Academy of 1st Place Emily Crisp Science 2nd Place Ashley Lohr Loudoun Valley High School 3rd Place Vivek Gupta Dominion High School Honorable Melissa Allen Woodgrove High School Mention Honorable Christine Alexander Heritage High School Mention Cellular & Molecular Biology Sponsored by Howard Hughes Medical Institute Dominion High School/ Academy of Ana Gabriela Guzman Science 1st Place Stone Bridge High School/ Academy of Allison Meadows Science 2nd Place Edward Hill Tuscarora High School 3rd Place Molly Krumpe Loudoun Valley High School Honorable Emma Kirwan Freedom High School Mention Chemistry Sponsored by Fortessa, Inc Briar Woods High School/ Academy of 1st Place Tracey Atkinson Science 2nd Place William Koepsell Potomac Falls High School 3rd Place Patricia Mook Potomac Falls High School Honorable Theresa Gibney Potomac Falls High School Mention Honorable Christina Modolo Loudoun County High School Mention Computer Science Sponsored by Telos 1st Place Zachary Newman Dominion High School 2nd Place Mina Ahn Freedom High School 3rd Place Stefan VanBuren Dominion High School Earth & Planetary Science Sponsored by Orbital Sciences Corporation 1st Place Leah Basso Briar Woods High School 2nd Place Taylor Galownia Stone Bridge High School Honorable Robert McCurdy Loudoun County High School Mention Energy & Transportation Sponsored by Newton Marasco Foundation 1st Place Ryan Tatman Potomac Falls High School 2nd Place Jana Hertzog Dominion High School 3rd Place Adithya Saikumar Briar Woods High School Honorable Jessica Tiblin Dominion High School Mention Honorable Mary Douglas Tuscarora High School Mention Engineering: Electrical & Mechanical Sponsored by Unanet Technologies Freedom High School/ Academy of 1st Place Nicholas Montgomery Science 2nd Place Jarrod Ayoub Briar Woods High School 3rd Place Daniel Kavanaugh Tuscarora High School Honorable Austin Godman Broad Run High School Mention Honorable Grant McFarland Freedom High School Mention Engineering: Materials & Bioengineering Sponsored by Triad Engineering Dominion High School/ Academy of 1st Place Anurag Mathur Science 2nd Place Joellen Mauch Dominion High School 3rd Place Cameron Reynolds Dominion High School Honorable Joseph Chlanda Briar Woods High School Mention Honorable Courtney Oswald Woodgrove High School Mention Environmental Management Sponsored by Luck Stone Briar Woods High School/ Academy of 1st Place Molly Booth Science 2nd Place Colin O`Donnell Dominion High School 3rd Place Anna Lewis Dominion High School Honorable Natalia Kot Heritage High School Mention Honorable Ashlyn Tennyson Heritage High School Mention Environmental Sciences Sponsored by Loudoun Water Dominion High School/ Academy of 1st Place Elizabeth Hoerauf Science 2nd Place Zachary Conway Dominion High School Heritage High School/ Academy of Adel Hasan Science 3rd Place Freedom High School/ Academy of Vamsi Meka Science Honorable Amarica Dodd Heritage High School Mention Honorable Mention Arjun Sastry Broad Run High School Mathematical Sciences Sponsored by Mr. Thomas Reed Park View High School/ Academy of 1st Place Anson Rosenthal Science 2nd Place Lance Strain Loudoun Valley High School 3rd Place Casey Hartless Freedom High School Medicine & Health Sciences Sponsored by INOVA Loudoun Hospital 1st Place Paul Howell Dominion High School Dominion High School/ Academy of 2nd Place James Duke Science 3rd Place Ryan Anderson Dominion High School Honorable Matin Sharifzadeh Stone Bridge High School Mention Honorable Brooke Thomas Loudoun Valley High School Mention Microbiology Sponsored by Dr. Robert Strange Briar Woods High School/ Academy of Catherine Gorick Science 1st Place Sharifzadeh- Stone Bridge High School/ Academy of Yasamin Moghaddam Science 2nd Place Connor Channer Stone Bridge High School Marie 3rd Place Alexandre Loudoun County High School Bernadette Honorable Nicholas Hawkins Stone Bridge High School Mention Honorable Briar Woods High School/ Academy of Mary Pothen Mention Science Physics & Astronomy Sponsored by Orbital Sciences Corporation 1st Place Rachel Schendzielos Freedom High School Heritage High School/ Academy of 2nd Place Ari Dyckovsky Science 3rd Place Nicholas Blackley Heritage High School Honorable Stone Bridge High School/ Academy of Eliza Mace Mention Science Honorable Mark Shayka Loudoun Valley High School Mention Plant Sciences Sponsored by Diversified Educational Systems 1st Place Kelsi Faley Heritage High School 2nd Place Nicolas Freeman Stone Bridge High School 3rd Place Matthew Lancaster Loudoun County High School Honorable Jordan Wilhelm-Wenzel Loudoun County High School Mention Honorable John Footen Stone Bridge High School Mention .
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