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Top 50 Regional Finalists SCHOOL NAME STUDENT NAME GRADE Alexander VonHumboldt (German school) Niall Peter Durcan 5 Bialik High School Avery Albert 8 Boucherville Elementary School Grace Bird 5 Cedarcrest School Gabrielle Yip 6 Chambly Academy Alyssa Landry 8 Children's World Academy Justin Jeffrey 6 Collège Sainte-Anne de Lachine Barbara Badiambile 7 Coronation School Fabiha Saiful Sara 5 École d'Éducation Internationale Julien Vermette 7 École Internationale du Phare Philippe Martin 7 Edinburgh Elementary School Madison McLaughlan 6 Elizabeth Ballantyne Scholl Abiola Olaniyan 5 Forest Hill Senior Zoe Deskin 6 Good Shepherd School Manish Thiyagarajah 6 Greendale School Ariana Dancu 6 Hampstead School Sky Rosser-Ramtuhol 6 Hebrew Academy Elementary Raquel Assayag 4 Hebrew Academy High School Matitya Loren 8 Hebrew Foundation School Lauren Rosenthal 5 Herzliah Snowdon Laura Dery 8 Jackson Anonwaienton Kateri School Jacobs 6 Knowlton Academy Cassandra Pegg 5 LaurenHill Academy (Junior Campus) Vincent Pinel 8 Laurentian Regional High School Madison Le Gallee 8 Lester B. Pearson High School Cristina Athina Mignacca 7 Lindsay Place High School Njoki (Eunice) Gatama 7 Lower Canada College Paul Virally 6 McCaig Elementary School Luca Nardi 6 Merton School Lauren Natovitch 5 Top 50 Regional Finalists SCHOOL NAME STUDENT NAME GRADE Morin Heights Elementary Nathaniel Walker 6 Nesbitt School Julia Salvador 6 Our Lady of Pompei School Gabriella Strati 6 Parkdale School Sivagamy Sriranganathan 6 Rosemount High School Jimmy Tran 8 Royal Vale Elementary Miriam Sossin 5 Royal West Academy Leela Shamash 7 Sherbrooke Elementary Amélie Provencher 6 Sinclair Laird Elementary Asadullah Farooq 5 St. Dorothy Elementary School Stavros Giuseppe Koutoulas 6 Stanstead College Benjamin Clermont 8 St-John Fisher Senior Francesco Balassone 6 St-Lambert Elementary Victoria Solomon 6 St-Vincent Elementary Evelyn Mercure-Gosselin 6 Thorndale Elementary Kiana Reid 6 Trafalgar School for Girls Katelyn Downey 8 United Talmud Torahs / Snowdon Amanda Kasner-Remer 6 Westmount High School Tamilpriya Thanabalasingam 7 Westmount Park School Jin Wook Lee 6 Westwood High School (Junior) Gabrielle Dickins 8 Willingdon David Boghen 5.

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POUR APP Liste Tournée 2014 Rev3 Cindy
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