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International Career Development Conference Competitive Events Results - 2017 Apparel & Accessories Marketing Series Exam Name Chapter Chartered Association Aiken Chau Mary Ward CSS Ontario Paige Zemke Rosemount High School Minnesota Dymond Moore Whitewater High School Georgia Mona Lee The Harker School California Natalie Brigham Redmond Washington Sherry Sun PE Trudeau HS Ontario Troy Manditch Newton South High School Massachusetts Lucy Chen DECA Ontario Ontario Mikenzie Roberts Avon High School Indiana Rae Davel Brookfield Central High School Wisconsin Nabeeha Bakhrani Plainfield East High School Illinois Role-Play 1 Name Chapter Chartered Association Rylee Jacobson Cascade, Leavenworth Washington Christina Bechtel Juanita Washington Cameron Braaten ThunderRidge High School Colorado Imogene Schildwachter King's Washington Birk Smith Shorewood Washington Mariam Imam Clements High School Texas Ahsan Danish Sinclair SS Ontario Lauren Gregory John Foster Dulles High School Texas Elena Andreev Bloor CI Ontario Dymond Moore Whitewater High School Georgia Summer Stadtlander Faith Lutheran Middle and High Nevada Role-Play 2 Name Chapter Chartered Association Elena Andreev Bloor CI Ontario Audrey Williams DeForest Area High School Wisconsin Alexandria Gormley Oregon City High School Oregon Ethan Schonfeld Glenbrook North High School Illinois Alli Brock Kearney High School Missouri Devon Shewell St Joseph Central High Missouri Claire Ryan Innovation Central Michigan Ian Brundige Munster High School Indiana Sarah Raza Redmond Washington Naija Miller Fostoria High School Ohio Finalist Name Chapter Chartered Association Sydney Nation Rock Canyon High School Colorado Sherry Sun PE Trudeau HS Ontario Cody Steed Southern Alamance High School North Carolina DECA 2017 International Career Development Conference Results Page 1 Chloe Reimringer Anoka High School Minnesota Sarah Raza Redmond Washington Nabeeha Bakhrani Plainfield East High School Illinois Rylee Jacobson Cascade, Leavenworth Washington Elena Andreev Bloor CI Ontario Cameron Braaten ThunderRidge High School Colorado Mariam Imam Clements High School Texas Alexandria Gormley Oregon City High School Oregon Paige Zemke Rosemount High School Minnesota Ethan Schonfeld Glenbrook North High School Illinois Dymond Moore Whitewater High School Georgia Iris Li State College Area High School Pennsylvania Terra Maslak-Hopper Springfield Central High Missouri Ahsan Danish Sinclair SS Ontario Birk Smith Shorewood Washington Louise Zeng John Foster Dulles High School Texas Imogene Schildwachter King's Washington Finals Name Chapter Chartered Association 1 Terra Maslak-Hopper Springfield Central High Missouri 2 Imogene Schildwachter King's Washington 3 Chloe Reimringer Anoka High School Minnesota 4 Cameron Braaten ThunderRidge High School Colorado 5 Dymond Moore Whitewater High School Georgia 6 Birk Smith Shorewood Washington 7 Nabeeha Bakhrani Plainfield East High School Illinois 8 Cody Steed Southern Alamance High School North Carolina 9 Sherry Sun PE Trudeau HS Ontario 9 Louise Zeng John Foster Dulles High School Texas Accounting Applications Series Exam Name Chapter Chartered Association Samuel Dorsey Lake Washington Washington Bill Shu Unionville HS Ontario Adithya Vellal Westford Academy Massachusetts Jason Liu PE Trudeau HS Ontario Catherine Hwu Lynbrook High School California Will Fritzler Westview High School Oregon Joyce Wu Monta Vista High School California Kathryn Zhou Ridgewood High School New Jersey Jiaxin Zhang Allen High School Texas Sarah Mcdanell Carmel High School Indiana Role-Play 1 Name Chapter Chartered Association Sagar Kothari Mentor College Ontario Joyce Wu Monta Vista High School California Kathryn Zhou Ridgewood High School New Jersey Jason Liu PE Trudeau HS Ontario DECA 2017 International Career Development Conference Results Page 2 Drake Breuckmann Blue Valley West High School Kansas Alexis Rogers Hazen Washington Samuel Dorsey Lake Washington Washington Sarah Mcdanell Carmel High School Indiana Catherine Hwu Lynbrook High School California Role-Play 2 Name Chapter Chartered Association Jason Liu PE Trudeau HS Ontario Bobby Brockway Bedford High School New Hampshire Samantha Sinder Carmel High School Indiana Samuel Dorsey Lake Washington Washington Allyson Grossa Northwest Career & Technical A Nevada Erin Moeller Tripoli Community Schools Iowa Howie Guo Naperville North High School Illinois Jason D'Souza Bergen Academies High New Jersey Adithya Vellal Westford Academy Massachusetts Finalist Name Chapter Chartered Association Kathryn Zhou Ridgewood High School New Jersey Howie Guo Naperville North High School Illinois Javier Anton Mountain View Washington Jason Liu PE Trudeau HS Ontario Adithya Vellal Westford Academy Massachusetts Bobby Brockway Bedford High School New Hampshire Catherine Hwu Lynbrook High School California Samuel Dorsey Lake Washington Washington Jiarong Fan Great Neck South High School New York Cynthia Ren St. Aloysius Gonzaga SS Ontario Will Hofner Neuqua Valley High School Illinois Will Fritzler Westview High School Oregon Joyce Wu Monta Vista High School California Shane Puthuparambil Westview High School Oregon Jason D'Souza Bergen Academies High New Jersey Abhijit Vadrevu Dougherty Valley High School California Sharan Jhangiani Issaquah Washington Finals Name Chapter Chartered Association 1 Samuel Dorsey Lake Washington Washington 2 Jason Liu PE Trudeau HS Ontario 3 Adithya Vellal Westford Academy Massachusetts 4 Will Hofner Neuqua Valley High School Illinois 5 Joyce Wu Monta Vista High School California 6 Kathryn Zhou Ridgewood High School New Jersey 7 Will Fritzler Westview High School Oregon 8 Sharan Jhangiani Issaquah Washington 9 Abhijit Vadrevu Dougherty Valley High School California 10 Jason D'Souza Bergen Academies High New Jersey 10 Javier Anton Mountain View Washington DECA 2017 International Career Development Conference Results Page 3 Automotive Services Marketing Exam Name Chapter Chartered Association Devlin Sullivan Bergen Academies High New Jersey Anthony Repetto Bishop Shanahan High School Pennsylvania Casey Fortman Northville High School Michigan James Armstrong Downingtown STEM Academy Pennsylvania Jagjeet Wani Novi High School Michigan Zachary Reuther South Plantation High School Florida Annaka Kellogg St Joseph Central High Missouri Elizabeth Schwartzkopf Camas Washington Shelby Westerberg South Salem High School Oregon Rachel Brenner Great Neck South High School New York Nicholas Powers Castle View High School Colorado Role-Play 1 Name Chapter Chartered Association Shangbing Jiang DECA Ontario Ontario Jillian Crowe Penta-Bowling Green High Ohio Newman Hu Valley Christian High - San Jo California Luke Giusto Lakewood Senior High School Colorado Brian Etzenhouser Blue Valley Northwest Kansas Divine Nwaokocha Harold M. Brathwaite SS Ontario Casey Fortman Northville High School Michigan Rachel Brenner Great Neck South High School New York Robert Hort State College Area High School Pennsylvania Chloe Gelpieryn Inglemoor Washington Role-Play 2 Name Chapter Chartered Association Chloe Gelpieryn Inglemoor Washington Kassra Abtahi Inglemoor Washington Matt Cassone Newington High School Connecticut Luke Giusto Lakewood Senior High School Colorado Chase Almond Inglemoor Washington Shreyansh Anand Turner Fenton SS Ontario Brian Etzenhouser Blue Valley Northwest Kansas Rachel Brenner Great Neck South High School New York Alex Hirsh Basha High School Arizona Noah W. Weber Northland Pines High School Wisconsin Divine Nwaokocha Harold M. Brathwaite SS Ontario James Armstrong Downingtown STEM Academy Pennsylvania Finalist Name Chapter Chartered Association Elizabeth Bjorklund West Chester Rustin H. S. Pennsylvania Jagjeet Wani Novi High School Michigan Rachel Brenner Great Neck South High School New York Noah W. Weber Northland Pines High School Wisconsin Joyce Shi Turner Fenton SS Ontario Annaka Kellogg St Joseph Central High Missouri Zach Wheeler Bedford High School New Hampshire DECA 2017 International Career Development Conference Results Page 4 Casey Fortman Northville High School Michigan Dragon Chan Rancho Bernardo High School California Hayden Dentinger Klamath Union High School Oregon Elizabeth Schwartzkopf Camas Washington Vamsi Chaparala Novi High School Michigan Divine Nwaokocha Harold M. Brathwaite SS Ontario Nicholas Powers Castle View High School Colorado Devlin Sullivan Bergen Academies High New Jersey Jillian Crowe Penta-Bowling Green High Ohio Brian Etzenhouser Blue Valley Northwest Kansas Anna Yee Centreville High School Virginia Aaron Gao William Lyon Mackenzie CI Ontario Shreyansh Anand Turner Fenton SS Ontario Luke Giusto Lakewood Senior High School Colorado Finals Name Chapter Chartered Association 1 Elizabeth Schwartzkopf Camas Washington 2 Luke Giusto Lakewood Senior High School Colorado 3 Casey Fortman Northville High School Michigan 4 Divine Nwaokocha Harold M. Brathwaite SS Ontario 5 Shreyansh Anand Turner Fenton SS Ontario 6 Hayden Dentinger Klamath Union High School Oregon 6 Brian Etzenhouser Blue Valley Northwest Kansas 7 Jagjeet Wani Novi High School Michigan 8 Joyce Shi Turner Fenton SS Ontario 9 Jillian Crowe Penta-Bowling Green High Ohio Business Finance Series Exam Name Chapter Chartered Association Nathan Chen Interlake Washington Edward Wang William Lyon Mackenzie CI Ontario Ishaan Dhillon Lisgar CI Ontario Michael Liu Hopewell Valley Central HS New Jersey Rui Gao PE Trudeau HS Ontario Pantelis Paliouras Bergen Academies High New Jersey Kevin Shen William Lyon Mackenzie CI Ontario Enya Lu The
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