The top six students in each event and the top two teams in the events earn points for their schools.

Results from the District Meet are listed below:

Accounting:

1^st Place – Caleb Brashear

2^nd Place – Kendall Turnbow

3^rd Place – Gavin Latham

5^th Place – Jacob Gilster

Accounting 1^st Place Team: Caleb Brashear, Kendall Turnbow, Gavin Latham, Jacob Gilster

Calculator Apps:

2^nd Place – Alejandro Gutierrez-Fiol

Calculator Apps 2^nd Place Team: Alejandro Gutierrez-Fiol, Katie Zint, Mark Dannemiller, Daniel Enriquez

Current Events:

2^nd Place – Cayla Van Sickle

3^rd Place – Kagan Baker

Current Events 1^st Place Team: Cayla Van Sickle, Kagan Baker, Jaydon Grissom, Julia Ritchie

Computer Apps:

1^st Place – Hosea Cano

Computer Science:

3^rd Place – Alejandro Gutierrez-Fiol

4^th Place – Atticus Hentry

6^th Place – Mark Dannemiler

Computer Science 2^nd Place Team: Alejandro Gutierrez-Fiol, Atticus Henry, Mark Dannemiller, Zach Marshall

Feature Writing:

5^th Place: Amber Pollard

6^th Place: Kagan Baker

Headline Writing:

6^th Place – Cayla Van Sickle

Literary Criticism:

1^st Place – Hailey Williams

3^rd Place – Harmony Hollinsworth

6^th Place – Infinity Lindeman

Literary Criticism 1^st Place Team: Hailey Williams, Harmony Hollinsworth, Infinity Lindeman, Lucero Chairez

Mathematics:

2^nd Place – Alejandro Gutierrez-Fiol

Number Sense

3^rd Place – Alejandro Gutierrez-Fiol

6^th Place – Christian Garrison

Persuasive Speaking

4^th Place – Will Stevens

Prose Interpretation

4^th Place – Landon Pack

Ready Writing

6^th Place – Salma Alhsni

Science

4^th Place – Mark Dannemiller

6^th Place – Cade Salisberry

Science 2^nd Place Team: Mark Dannemiller, Cade Salisberry, Alejandro Gutierrez-Fiol, Amber Sena, Marisela Sayler, Infinity Lindeman

Top Physics Tie – Mark Dannemiller (advances to Regionals)

Spelling/Vocabulary

4^th Place – Ema Lopez

First, second and third place individuals in each event and the first place team in team events advance to the Regional Competition on April 16 and 17. Individuals that place fourth, fifth and sixth, and second place teams are alternates.

Frenship High School UIL Academic Coordinator Sue Vernon said that during a normal year the Regional competition is hosted at UT Arlington.

“Since the university is still virtual, most districts in our region will get together as district ‘pods’ to compete at the same time on the same day, then we will submit tests and results to UT Arlington who will make final determinations on who advances to the State competition at UT Austin.”

Congratulations to each student who competed and good luck to those advancing to the Regional competition.