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2021 All-California Community College 2021 ALL- CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE ACADEMIC TEAM AWARD WINNERS FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Brooke Arelano, Citrus College Garrett Stefan Andersen, San Diego Miramar Shailah Arreola-Bittner, Mt. San Antonio College College Enrique Baranda, Mt. San Jacinto College Kimberly Barajas, Santa Monica College Shoshana Brustin, Santa Monica College Sarah Bonillas, Mt. San Jacinto College Jose Fernandez, Porterville College Rosanna Burgos Pujols, Saddleback College Jenai Funk, Southwestern College Christopher Burroughs, MiraCosta College Manraj Gill, College of San Mateo Ilyne Castellanos, Hartnell College Paloma Pearl Herrera-Thomas, College of the Shawna Clark, Butte College Siskiyous Elisa Dephilippis, San Diego City College Preston Hong, Saddleback College Esmaa Elgarguri, Las Positas College Meera Joseph, Chaffey College Christian Gonzalez Ruiz, San Diego City College Afnan Khawaja, Napa Valley College Karina Hernandez, Hartnell College Alejandro Martin-Cruz, Southwestern College Sarah Holm, Sierra College Jessica Morales, Cerritos College Rosemely Hurtado, Las Positas College Rachel Morse, Taft College Margot Glyn Juan, Solano Community College Seth Nasr, College of the Canyons Maryam Khan, Southwestern College Yasaman Nassab, Irvine Valley College Alexis Kline, West Hills College Alexis Nguyen, Irvine Valley College Allison Langston, Taft College Kristen Palacios, Mt. San Antonio College Fatima Lopez Lopez, Santa Ana College Sheila Prostek, West Hills College Cindy Lopez-Ordonez, Mt. San Jacinto College Joelle Schumacher, San Diego Mesa College Isaac Lum, Citrus College Oscar Silva, MiraCosta College Neyda Macias, Santa Ana College Noreen Singh, Skyline College Adam Marlow, College of the Siskiyous Brianna Tammar, Sierra College Arianne Marie Omila, Napa Valley College Erin Tan, Mt. San Antonio College Tristan Perez, Long Beach City College Thomas Taylor, Allan Hancock College Sabryna Sablan, Merritt College Rafael Valdovinos, Allan Hancock College Matthew Sereno, Orange Coast College Jennifer Wick, Mt. San Jacinto College Diego Sotomayor, Chaffey College Angelina Wilson, Feather River College Karla Tirado, San Diego Mesa College Justin Yeo, Orange Coast College Paul Vera, Porterville College Anthony Yu, Skyline College Xiomara Villarreal-Gerardo, Southwestern College THIRD TEAM Bohan Bai, Fullerton College Lawanda Barrow, MiraCosta College Catherine Bartle, Santa Ana College Bradley Beecham, Shasta College Gurleen Bhinder, Chaffey College Braden Burns, Fullerton College Nicholas Chan, Las Positas College Ethan Cole, Butte College Shabnam Habibi, Cuyamaca College Delanee Haskins, MiraCosta College Imelda Hernandez-Villa, Cuyamaca College Rebecca Lake, American River College Olivia Long, Feather River College Raydeen Lopez, Long Beach City College Stefanie Mutialu, Merritt College Saul Navarrete, Porterville College Amy Perez, Southwestern College Ariel Pons, Mendocino College Rex Rawls, Grossmont College James Roberts, Mt. San Jacinto College Alma Rodriguez, Solano Community College Ysabelle Nina Salazar, College of the Canyons Karina Sanchez, Southwestern College Rachele Sermeno, American River College Henry Siqueiros, Mt. San Jacinto College Samantha Tamayo, Southwestern College Aujanae White, West Hills College Christie Williams, Mendocino College .
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