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INTERNATIONAL CAREER DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE - 2021 2021 High School ICDC Competitive Events Results Buying and Merchandising Operations Research Finalists Name Chapter Chartered Association Ku/Zhao Syosset High School New York Baysingar Prospect High School Illinois Lu/Shin North Allegheny High School Pennsylvania Domenech/Patel Camas High School Washington Cai Interlake High School Washington Harper/Khoo/Padmaraj Skyline High School Washington Rao/Ravivarma Skyline High School Washington Agarwal/Yarlagadda/Yue Valley Christian High School California Dickstein/Fowler Cherry Hill High School East New Jersey Kura/Vanaparthi Lawrence High School New Jersey SEAMAN/SKOG Sauk Rapids High School Minnesota Godbole/Maas Wayzata High School Minnesota Hatch/Nguyen/Nguyen Vista Ridge High School Texas Kabuga/Tailor/Vladova Billerica High School Massachusetts Kitsis King Philip Regional High School Massachusetts Keswick/Wood King Philip Regional High School Massachusetts Mumm Millard North High School Nebraska Hillemann/Reiter Wentzville Timberland High School Missouri Ding/Kwan Bayview SS Ontario Gladish/Hussain/Ling University of Toronto Schools Ontario Finals Name Chapter Chartered Association 1 Harper/Khoo/Padmaraj Skyline High School Washington 2 Hatch/Nguyen/Nguyen Vista Ridge High School Texas 3 Keswick/Wood King Philip Regional High School Massachusetts 4 Cai Interlake High School Washington 5 SEAMAN/SKOG Sauk Rapids High School Minnesota 6 Mumm Millard North High School Nebraska 7 Domenech/Patel Camas High School Washington 7 Rao/Ravivarma Skyline High School Washington 8 Dickstein/Fowler Cherry Hill High School East New Jersey 9 Godbole/Maas Wayzata High School Minnesota Business Services Operations Research Finalists Name Chapter Chartered Association Lin/Ling Syosset High School New York Mohanty/Panjwani/Wen Parkview High School Georgia Carranza/Crimmins/Valentine Denver East High School Colorado Choudhary/Desai/Kumar Broad Run High School Virginia Badnek/Rodriguez Millbrook High School Virginia Printed: 5/1/21 8:23 AM 1 of 58 Kanuparthy/Mathai Rock Ridge High School Virginia Choi/Nguyen Irvington High School California Abu-Dayeh/Li Henry M Gunn High School California Agarwal/Maest Lawrence High School New Jersey Parekh/Peta Eden Prairie High School Minnesota Anderson/Johnson/Nelson Alexandria High School Minnesota Abreu/Fisher/Menon Vista Ridge High School Texas Patel Billerica High School Massachusetts DeLaBarre Hartland High School Michigan Claymon/Qu Carmel High School Indiana Kiskadden/Longgood/Thompson Kent Roosevelt High School Ohio Tucker/Tucker Wentzville Timberland High School Missouri Finals Name Chapter Chartered Association 1 Patel Billerica High School Massachusetts 2 Choudhary/Desai/Kumar Broad Run High School Virginia 3 Abreu/Fisher/Menon Vista Ridge High School Texas 4 Claymon/Qu Carmel High School Indiana 5 Choi/Nguyen Irvington High School California 6 Carranza/Crimmins/Valentine Denver East High School Colorado 7 Kiskadden/Longgood/Thompson Kent Roosevelt High School Ohio 7 Mohanty/Panjwani/Wen Parkview High School Georgia 8 Agarwal/Maest Lawrence High School New Jersey 8 Tucker/Tucker Wentzville Timberland High School Missouri Finance Operations Research Finalists Name Chapter Chartered Association Au/Li Great Neck South High School New York Nazare Denmark High School Georgia Carlander Palmer Ridge High School Colorado Kalki/Masterson Eastlake High School Washington Kura/Swami Lawrence High School New Jersey Loschiavo/Simpson/Spicuzzo Spotswood High School New Jersey HALLONQUIST/Kosloske Sauk Rapids High School Minnesota Sun Clear Lake High School Texas Gamez/Rigor Vista Ridge High School Texas Whitten Billerica High School Massachusetts Ward Hamilton Heights High School Indiana Christiansen/Mcdermott Millard South High School Nebraska Motiwala/Pinkston/Turner Gahanna-Lincoln High School Ohio Atwood/Rigel Penta-Bowling Green High Ohio Chopra/Dalwadi/Singh North Park SS Ontario Hu Unionville HS Ontario Chen/Rui University of Toronto Schools Ontario Finals Name Chapter Chartered Association 1 Atwood/Rigel Penta-Bowling Green High Ohio 2 HALLONQUIST/Kosloske Sauk Rapids High School Minnesota 3 Sun Clear Lake High School Texas 4 Motiwala/Pinkston/Turner Gahanna-Lincoln High School Ohio 5 Whitten Billerica High School Massachusetts Printed: 5/1/21 8:23 AM 2 of 58 6 Chen/Rui University of Toronto Schools Ontario 6 Kura/Swami Lawrence High School New Jersey 7 Carlander Palmer Ridge High School Colorado 7 Nazare Denmark High School Georgia 8 Hu Unionville HS Ontario Hospitality and Tourism Operations Research Finalists Name Chapter Chartered Association Feinberg/Scher/Sorgie Plainview-Old Bethpage JFK HS New York Cantor/Casey/Zhou Cherry Creek High School Colorado Cantor/Hoffmann Cherry Creek High School Colorado Raja Alma High School Arkansas Park/Zheng Skyline High School Washington Varma/Vempati Irvington High School California Cassway/Swarbrick Cherry Hill High School East New Jersey Hibbs/Kassmir/Mateega Wayzata High School Minnesota Pesantez Danbury High School Connecticut Nambala/Nazir/Nguyen Vista Ridge High School Texas Dinh/Fujimoto/Ko Vista Ridge High School Texas Ruud/Samaha Ann Arbor Pioneer High School Michigan Acharya/Prasad Carmel High School Indiana Hudani/Kathir University of Toronto Schools Ontario Craiu/Reuss University of Toronto Schools Ontario Wang/Wu/Ye Winston Churchill High School Maryland Desai Harold M. Brathwaite SS Ontario Finals Name Chapter Chartered Association 1 Varma/Vempati Irvington High School California 2 Park/Zheng Skyline High School Washington 3 Cassway/Swarbrick Cherry Hill High School East New Jersey 4 Raja Alma High School Arkansas 4 Ruud/Samaha Ann Arbor Pioneer High School Michigan 5 Feinberg/Scher/Sorgie Plainview-Old Bethpage JFK HS New York 5 Hudani/Kathir University of Toronto Schools Ontario 5 Cantor/Casey/Zhou Cherry Creek High School Colorado 6 Desai Harold M. Brathwaite SS Ontario 6 Nambala/Nazir/Nguyen Vista Ridge High School Texas Sports and Entertainment Marketing Operations Research Finalists Name Chapter Chartered Association Marchesano/Rodriguez/Solarsh Plainview-Old Bethpage JFK HS New York Barrie/Butler/Schindler Plymouth Whitemarsh High School Pennsylvania Armstrong/Jones/Robinson Denver East High School Colorado Fisher/Person/Pressley Myers Park High School North Carolina Mcarthur/Sakala Camas High School Washington Modi Skyline High School Washington Arora/Shrivastava Skyline High School Washington Fewel/Shah Skyline High School Washington Volz Sun Prairie High School Wisconsin Chen/Zhu Mission San Jose High School California Raju/Starks Marcus High School Texas Printed: 5/1/21 8:23 AM 3 of 58 Chan/Tran/Yu Boston Latin High School Massachusetts Anderson King Philip Regional High School Massachusetts Abbasi/Folkin Carmel High School Indiana Gutierrez/Moreno Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Florida Fu/Tian University of Toronto Schools Ontario Finals Name Chapter Chartered Association 1 Modi Skyline High School Washington 2 Arora/Shrivastava Skyline High School Washington 3 Chen/Zhu Mission San Jose High School California 4 Anderson King Philip Regional High School Massachusetts 4 Chan/Tran/Yu Boston Latin High School Massachusetts 4 Raju/Starks Marcus High School Texas 5 Barrie/Butler/Schindler Plymouth Whitemarsh High School Pennsylvania 6 Mcarthur/Sakala Camas High School Washington 7 Volz Sun Prairie High School Wisconsin 8 Fewel/Shah Skyline High School Washington Business Growth Plan Finalists Name Chapter Chartered Association Shimer West Forsyth High School Georgia Picinich Juanita High School Washington Givens Appleton North High School Wisconsin Jing Lynbrook High School California Jawa Washington High School California KATH Sauk Rapids High School Minnesota Kang Cedar Ridge High School Texas Hammock Lake Travis High School Texas Narula/Narula Liberty High School Texas Seth/Sukhu Reedy High School Texas Dahal/Daherkar/Reid Vista Ridge High School Texas Ketkar/Madala/Schandlbauer Wakeland High School Texas Listzwan Nashoba Regional High School Massachusetts Coisman Weston High School Massachusetts Barman Hartland High School Michigan Miller Yorktown High School Indiana Joshi South Salem High School Oregon Marlin/Sutt Station Camp High School Tennessee Moore Great Oaks Harrison High School Ohio Finals Name Chapter Chartered Association 1 Kang Cedar Ridge High School Texas 2 Hammock Lake Travis High School Texas 3 Miller Yorktown High School Indiana 4 Picinich Juanita High School Washington 5 KATH Sauk Rapids High School Minnesota 5 Dahal/Daherkar/Reid Vista Ridge High School Texas 6 Listzwan Nashoba Regional High School Massachusetts 7 Joshi South Salem High School Oregon 8 Givens Appleton North High School Wisconsin 9 Jing Lynbrook High School California Printed: 5/1/21 8:23 AM 4 of 58 Franchise Business Plan Finalists Name Chapter Chartered Association Nabi/Yu Syosset High School New York Dhillon/Suram Cambridge High School Georgia Lee/Liu/Zhang Naperville Central High School Illinois Bulusu/Chen/Lee Newport High School Washington Paul/Yao Newport High School Washington Guilbert/Hastings/Kakani Skyline High School Washington Hester Dayton High School Nevada Hou/Shah Lynbrook High School California Mishra/Pai/Rai BASIS Independent Silicon Valley California Doshi/Mehmood Eastern High School New Jersey Anand Lawrence High School New Jersey Chan/Suppiah Ridgewood High School New Jersey Gallo/Gupta Ridgewood High School New Jersey Chang/Kyung Northern Valley Regional at Demarest New Jersey Chiu/Lang/Zhu Westwood High School Texas Holland
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