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SEMIFINAL #1: LAKE RIDGE ACADEMY VS. AVON HIGH
Two excellent academic teams, one the area’s foremost private school, the other a public school in one of Ohio’s fastest-growing communities, meet for this competition, each team seeking to advance to our annual academic championship. Representing Avon are, as pictured left to right, Jacob Boesger, Alex Stamatis, and Connor Smith. The Lake Ridge team consists of , left to right, John Harrington, Ryan Rosu, and Sparsh Balabadrapatruni. Team captains Stamatis and Rosu are both past winners of the program’s “Standout Scholar Award.” Click above to hear the competition. As always, our “spoiler” is the official news release which details the final results.
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consists of, left to right, Harrison Graham, Ben Meredyk, and Nick Gaba. Graham is being heard for the first time on this broadcast. Schumann and Meredyk are former “Standout Scholar” winners. Click above to hear the broadcast (opening in a separate window is recommended), or to instantly learn the final outcome, you can read 
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Only one team will emerge as a quarterfinalist, still in the running for the championship. Both of these schools are former championship winners. The academic team from Amherst Marion L. Steele High School is represented by, as pictured left to right, Sam Gargasz, Gabby Krugman, and Devin Harmych. Their opponents from Avon Lake High School are, left to right, Natalie Miller, Connor McNeill, and Irwin Deng. Click above to listen to the program (it is recommended you open it in a new window) or, to find out the final results instantly, go to 
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