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ACHS A-Team wins District Governor's Cup 6th year in a row Team sweeps 1st and 2nd places in every category but one, a first time feat for the team in its 26 year participation in Governor's Cup! COUNTY HEROES AGAIN: Seniors: Luke Maupin, Ryan Montgomery, Jake Leibeck, Aaron Bradshaw, Chase Yaden, Candace Blackwelder, McKenzie Martin. Juniors: Eddie Franklin, Jr., Kyle Mann, Audra Turner, Ashley Neat, Nathaniel Johnson. Mary Susan Coomer. Sophomores: Heather Jackson, Emmalee Baker, Roslin Wilson, Abby Walker, Alison Feese, Alex Durham. Freshmen: Matt Rogers, Kyle Castaneda, Sydney Bright, Leane Blackwelder. Special ColumbiaMagazine.com story Adair County High School hosted the KAAC Governor's Cup District Championship this Saturday, January 29, 2011 and came away with their 6th District title in the past 6 years. The academic team captured 1st Place in every area of the competition. The Quick Recall team swept through all rounds of the Quick Recall double elimination tournament and will now represent the 16th District at Region as a #1 seed. The Future Problem Solving team also captured their 6th title in a row by winning 1st Place in the District topic of Air Transport. In individual written assessment competition, the team swept 1st and 2nd in every category but one, a first time feat for the team in the 26 year history of participation in Governor's Cup. The team was able to place in the top 5 in individual competition with 16 of its 18 entered participants. Team and individual awards for the competition were as follows: Quick Recall
Future Problem Solving
The team will now compete for their 7th Regional Championship in a row at Allen County-Scottsville on February 15 and 19. Team members include the following: Seniors: Luke Maupin, Ryan Montgomery, Jake Leibeck, Aaron Bradshaw, Chase Yaden, Candace Blackwelder, McKenzie Martin Juniors: Eddie Franklin, Jr., Kyle Mann, Audra Turner, Ashley Neat, Nathaniel Johnson. Mary Susan Coomer Sophomores: Heather Jackson, Emmalee Baker, Roslin Wilson, Abby Walker, Alison Feese, Alex Durham Freshmen: Matt Rogers, Kyle Castaneda, Sydney Bright, Leane Blackwelder. This story was posted on 2011-01-31 06:44:17
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