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Fall Leadership Conference 2020 Finalists Team Events FALL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 2020 FINALISTS TEAM EVENTS BIOMEDICAL DEBATE, Secondary 1st Place Leo Hersi Abbey Park High School Shehran Mohsin Kusha Shirani Dhanvin Tandon 2nd Place Manan Joshi Central Peel Secondary School Mathurshan Nadarajar Udbhav Ram 3rd Place Sreela Chowdhury Bloor Collegiate Institute Khadija Khan Mona Najafi 4th Place Pranav Chandrakumar St. Francis Xavier Secondary School Gerard Reginio Ronav Roy Chowdhury 5th Place Adam Hossain White Oaks Secondary School Stephanie Xiang Max Xu Ching Zhang 6th Place Manav Jain Turner Fenton Secondary School Noel Jung Om Patel 7th Place Fiona Campbell Bell High School Jinyi Lu Adam Southworth Mikhael Walker 8th Place Griffin Fletcher Nelson High School David He Andrew Li Gregory Zhu 9th Place Anna Lou Bayview Secondary School Diana Matelis Julia Xie 10th Place Madison Mikoleit Cardinal Leger Catholic Secondary School Stefanie Syriani Jenaya Yeboah FALL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 2020 FINALISTS TEAM EVENTS BIOMEDICAL DEBATE, Postsecondary 1st Place Sreya Banik McMaster University Jada Bernard Sakina Hussain Hareet Sidhu 2nd Place Dhruv Desai Western University Jason Ko Mark Zhao COMMUNITY AWARENESS, Secondary 1st Place Deveen Makumbura Martingrove Collegiate Institute Saharla Ugas Rohan Verma Grace Cousineau 2nd Place Mustafa Siddiqui Bishop P.F. Reding Catholic Secondary School Rhea Gokhale Pranshu Muppidi Rachel Wu FALL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 2020 FINALISTS TEAM EVENTS CPR/First Aid, Secondary 1st Place Kian Abbasi Bayview Secondary School Henry Li 2nd Place Henry Trinh Alexander Mackenzie High School Jason Yuan 3rd Place Ashiga Surendiran Bill Hogarth Secondary School Niduja Uthayaharan 4th Place Tina Liu White Oaks Secondary School Angela Wang 5th Place Avid Eslami Alexander Mackenzie High School Aria Shahedi 6th Place Aiden Rohacek Abbey Park High School Meera Sontam 7th Place Zuhayr Khan Harold M. Brathwaite Secondary School Vandit Shah 8th Place Ava Hilkowitz Bayview Secondary School Jenna Yang 9th Place Meghan Pask St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Secondary School Victoria Taylor 10th Place Sally Jeong Richmond Hill High School Joanne Wang FALL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 2020 FINALISTS TEAM EVENTS CPR/First Aid, Postsecondary 1st Place Nima Malakoti-Negad University of Windsor Mansi Patel 2nd Place Catherine Wang McGill University Summer Zhang 3rd Place Arshdeep Mourh Ryerson University Amanjot Sethi CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING, Secondary 1st Place Abby Arora Turner Fenton Secondary School Meera Mehta Shreya Sharma Nimar Soni 2nd Place Tatjana Aroukatos Cardinal Carter Academy For The Arts Elise Chiu Olivia Costanzo Victoria Del Balso 3rd Place Bill Gong Markville Secondary School Stanley Lin Jason Ling Bernie Wang 4th Place Gaurika Mahajan John Fraser Secondary School Michelle Wang Nicole Zhan Allison Zhao 5th Place Milena Durcheva Erindale Secondary School Alex Han Japjyot Singh FALL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 2020 FINALISTS TEAM EVENTS CERT Skills, Secondary 1st Place Wonseok Cho St. Theresa of Lisieux Catholic High School Robert Zhang 2nd Place Pyper Rajaratnam Marc Garneau Collegiate Institute Sarah Rodrigues 3rd Place Mara Lupescu St. Francis Xavier Secondary School Matthew Sun 4th Place Ray Hang Marc Garneau Collegiate Institute Saivenkat Jilla 5th Place Andrew Chami St. Francis Xavier Secondary School Alexandria Ojha 6th Place Yassmin Abdelkader John Fraser Secondary School Umair Iqbal Sahi 7th Place Amber Alim John Fraser Secondary School Emmanuelle Chang 8th Place Ian Lu St. Robert Catholic High School Raymond Wang 9th Place Elizabeth Wei Marc Garneau Collegiate Institute Donna Zhang 10th Place Amrit Mann Waterloo Collegiate Institute Leya Oommen FALL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 2020 FINALISTS TEAM EVENTS Emergency Medical Technician, Secondary 1st Place Michael Ruffolo Bill Crothers Secondary School Rikizo Tamaki 2nd Place Charmaine Lai Bayview Secondary School Shehzil Tahir 3rd Place Siyaa Arora St. Francis Xavier Secondary School Rachel Yang 4th Place Arav Dagli Mentor College Veer Sheth 5th Place Sophie Li Thornhill Community Chapter Riley Xu 6th Place Tara Lee St. Theresa of Lisieux Catholic High School Diba Norozi 7th Place Leila Agil Havergal College Olivia Zhang 8th Place Sarah Banafea Olive Grove High School Leen Jundi 9th Place Emily Mi St. Francis Xavier Secondary School Laasya Rajgopal 10th Place Trisha Arora John Fraser Secondary School Elwin Fu Emergency Medical Technician, Postsecondary 1st Place Heshini Dalpathadu Western University Zoe Kerhoulas FALL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 2020 FINALISTS TEAM EVENTS Forensic Medicine, Secondary 1st Place Soha Kar St. Robert Catholic High School Emily Wang 2nd Place Cassidy Li Pierre Elliott Trudeau High School Kathia Tsang 3rd Place Arnav Sukhraj Saini Notre Dame Catholic Secondary School Franco Miguel Valencia 4th Place Lauren Hum Alexander Mackenzie High School Mindy Kang 5th Place Nishtha Patel Marc Garneau Collegiate Institute Allyson Wu 6th Place Naveen Rajan Markville Secondary School Anika Saini 7th Place Ingrid Li Pierre Elliott Trudeau High School Crystal Lin 8th Place Marissa Gao Richmond Hill High School Amy Kang 9th Place Tanu Gangireddy Bill Hogarth Secondary School Eunice Huang 10th Place Terry Luk Alexander Mackenzie High School Angela Yu Forensic Medicine, Postsecondary 1st Place Madelynne Graham Western University Simona Pehlyova 2nd Place Dina Attia McMaster University Ananya Sairam 3rd Place Ada Huang University of Toronto - St. George Zhen Wang 4th Place Justin Chen University of Toronto - St. George Joanna Han FALL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 2020 FINALISTS TEAM EVENTS HOSA Bowl, Secondary 1st Place Carrie Jiang Marc Garneau Collegiate Institute Bill Yan Cullen Ye Tony Zhang 2nd Place Suhani Aggarwal Harold M. Brathwaite Secondary School Matthew Ahn Siva Davuluru Vithushan Nadarajar 3rd Place Shayan Ahmad Oakville Trafalgar High School Omar Bakr Maheer Murshed Aleks Rakulj 4th Place Anirudh Goel Marc Garneau Collegiate Institute Brenan Srisatkuru Brasen Xu Vinson Zhang 5th Place Riccardo Cianciaruso Colonel By Secondary School William Gao Williams Thottungal Aubrey Zhou 6th Place Aadil Ansar Markham District High School Mathew Galuszka Ayan Mitra Ella Zhao 7th Place Alexander Matros St. Robert Catholic High School Isabel Shen Ricky Tong Harvey Zhu 8th Place Vanessa Chen Bayview Secondary School Sisi Li Chloe Wong Dora Xia 9th Place Hilary Chan Bayview Secondary School Rachel Du Brittany Kwan Betty Wang 10th Place Wyatt Clark Martingrove Collegiate Institute Stefan Ivanisevic Ibrahim Mahmud Ishaan Sharma FALL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 2020 FINALISTS TEAM EVENTS Medical Innovation, Secondary 1st Place Sarvnaz Alemohammad St. Robert Catholic High School Jin Schofield 2nd Place Sofia Viola Bill Crothers Secondary School Gianluca Capuano Michael Giancola Karina Moffat 3rd Place Sasvat Patel Harold M. Brathwaite Secondary School Kurinche Thiyagarajah Kumanan Thiyagarajah Anuj Yeole 4th Place Yoojin Han St. Theresa of Lisieux Catholic High School Rebecca Jeon Jennifer Serbanescu 5th Place Mary Morgan St. Theresa of Lisieux Catholic High School Leya Tawfik Janet Lane Jane Yong 6th Place Vani Grover Turner Fenton Secondary School Jiya Joshi Adityya Kaushal 7th Place Srija Das Port Credit Secondary School Ridah Afshal Palak Agarwal 8th Place Ana Simone Roshdi St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Secondary School Renee Vucemilo 9th Place Emily Wu St. Robert Catholic High School Matilda Pezeshkian 10th Place Nishtha Sharma North Park Secondary School Amrit Singh Medical Innovation, Postsecondary 1st Place Nathan Biniam University of Ottawa Albert Nitu FALL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 2020 FINALISTS TEAM EVENTS PUBLIC HEALTH, Secondary 1st Place Kevin Zhang Bayview Secondary School Allison Lee Ryan Yin Hailey Lyn Ryan Zhang Mason Li 2nd Place Gayatri Ganesh St. Joseph Secondary School Eryn Adrielle Bantugon PUBLIC HEALTH, Postsecondary 1st Place Basil Zmiyiwsky McMaster University Julia Tikhonov FALL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 2020 FINALISTS INDIVIDUAL EVENTS BIOMEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE, Secondary 1st Place Divhleen Ruprai, North Park Secondary School 2nd Place Sarah Virani, Marc Garneau Collegiate Institute 3rd Place Sruti Prabakaran, Father Michael McGivney Catholic Academy 4th Place Raghav Bhargava, Colonel By Secondary School 5th Place Rubani Suri, Turner Fenton Secondary School 6th Place Ryan Ugovsek, St. Francis Xavier Secondary School 7th Place Isabella Luebke, Martingrove Collegiate Institute 8th Place Elizabeth Chen, St. Robert Catholic High School 9th Place Divnoor Ruprai, North Park Secondary School 10th Place Clara Kyumin Kim, Notre Dame Catholic Secondary School BIOMEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE, Postsecondary 1st Place Derek Fraser-Halberg, University Of Ottawa 2nd Place Yasmine Elmi, University Of Ottawa 3rd Place Lissandra Tuzi, University Of Ottawa CLINICAL SPECIALTY, Secondary 1st Place Yosra Hashim, Bayview Glen Independent School 2nd Place Jenny Phan, Fletcher's Meadow Secondary School 3rd Place Arthurine Yu, TMS School 4th Place Juliana Ricciuti, St. Robert Catholic High School 5th Place Ryan Ghodse-Elahi, Thornlea Secondary School 6th Place Hana Priebe-Nizar, Sir Wilfrid Laurier Collegiate Institute 7th Place Razan Saqqur, Olive Grove Secondary School 8th Place Fairuz Jahan, Sir Wilfrid Laurier Collegiate Institute 9th Place Afsheen Shaik, Olive Grove High School 10th Place Akshen Sivakumar, TMS School FALL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 2020 FINALISTS INDIVIDUAL EVENTS CLINICAL NURSING, Secondary 1st Place Jocelyn Liu, Bayview Secondary School 2nd Place Shreyas Bhat, Richmond Hill High School 3rd Place Helen Yin, Bayview Secondary School
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