Recent ASFA Student Accomplishments

January 2024

Presidential Scholar Candidates

Congratulations to Cynthia Liu and Eli Mrug (Math-Science), and Nalin Reed (Theatre Arts), on being nominated as candidates for the 2024 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program and the U.S. Presidential Scholars in the Arts! This incredible recognition highlights their exceptional artistic and academic achievements, and is a testament to their hard work and passion.

YoungArts

Madison Barrentine, Visual Arts

Winner with Distinction (trip to Miami)

Kalvin Crescenzi

Winner

Writing/Short Story

National Merit Commended Scholars

Senior math-science students Natascha Helfrecht-Kannady and Deepakkumar Sathishkumar have been named Commended Students by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. About 34,000 Commended Students nationwide are being recognized for their exceptional academic promise. Commended Students placed among the top students who entered the 2024 competition by taking the 2022 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT®).

YoungArts

Visual Arts senior Madison Barrentine has been named a “Winner with Distinction” in Visual Arts in the prestigious YoungArts Competition.

Creative Writing senior Kalvin Crescenzi was named a winner in the Writing/Short Story category.

Award winners at all levels receive mentorship and financial awards; and gain access to a lifetime of creative, professional development and funding opportunities.

Madison will also attend the National YoungArts Week in Miami to collaborate with peers and develop their crafts with internationally recognized leaders in their fields.

Madison and Kalvin are the only students from Alabama to be recognized in their categories.

YoungArts is the most prestigious arts competition for 10th-12th graders in the United States. YoungArts identifies and nurtures the most accomplished young artists in the visual, literary, design, and performing arts and assists them at critical junctures in their educational and professional development.

Alabama Federation of Music Clubs Junior Solo Competition

It's a sweep! ASFA students won 1st and 2nd place in the Alabama Federation of Music Clubs Junior Solo Competition in three categories. Congratulations to the following students:

Piano Category

1st place, Darrina Johnson

2nd place, Conrad Feng

Voice Category

1st place, Kai Jemison

2nd place, Delilah Dussich

Orchestra Woodwinds Category

1st place, Lujue’la McEntyre, bassoon

2nd place, Jasmine Young, clarinet

Alabama Regional High School Science Bowl

Team A won first in the state and will travel to Washington, DC in April to represent Alabama and ASFA in the National Science Bowl competition

First Place—Team A:

Eli Mrug (12), Rishi Yellamraju (12), McNair Shah (11), William Peng (11) and Cynthia Liu (12)

Third Place—Team B:

Nicholas Godwin (12), Zoya Aleezada (11), Aanchal Behara (11), Ian Shen (11) and Ashu Anand (11)

Third Place—Team C:

Akhil Batchu (9), Clark Baty (10), Albert Chen (10), David Wang (9), Raymond Liu (9)

Congressional App Challenge

Two teams from our "Girls Who Code" group led by faculty Richa Templin and another ASFA student won the 2023 Congressional App Challenge! Congress created the challenge to encourage students to pursue critical skills and recognize them for their efforts.

The winning team gets invited to Capitol Hill where they get to demo their app to their representatives in the event called #HouseOfCode.

Team A: Danielle, Aanchal, Sophia and Audrey (1st Place)

Team B: Ashu, Radhika, Cynthia and Ananya (3rd Place)

Michael Mazur tied with Team B for 3rd place.

They all worked hard on their apps! Here is a link to the press release which also has videos of their app presentations.

https://sewell.house.gov/2024/1/rep-sewell-announces-winners-of-the-2023-congressional-app-challenge-for-alabama-s-7th-congressional-district

International Association of Blacks in Dance Conference & Festival

The ASFA Dance Department made a strong impact at the 34th International Association of Blacks in Dance Conference & Festival in Memphis, Tennessee. Our students were awarded over $40,000 in summer intensive scholarships and college admissions.

Congratulations to the Christiana Thigpen, Christina Norman, Gabby Skrobis, Hannah French, Isabell Shemwell. Kamaya Welch, Lilly Wortham, and Zoey Jenkins!

Both advanced to the state competition in March.

Poetry Out Loud Competition

CW students Egg McClure and Jaid Sconiers competed in the Region 3 & 4 Poetry Out Loud Competition. Egg won first place in the region for the Anthology Recitation category and the Original Poem category, and she won second place for the Social Issue category. Egg will compete in all three of those categories at the state level, and Jaid will compete at states in the Social Issue category.
October 2023
Cahaba River Society Art Award
- Fox Setzer, 7th grade, ASFA Visual Arts
- Charlotte Dixon, 9th grade, ASFA Visual Arts
UAB Mathematics Talent Search Competition

ASFA Math-Science students

12^th Grade: Team placed First:

Team members were Rishi Yellamraju First place, Nicole Sazonov Third place, Eli Mrug and Alexander Kim Honorable mention, Cynthia Liu, and Nicholas Godwin.

11^th Grade Team: Team Placed First

Members were McNair Shah First place, Harini Chakilam Honorable mission, Monisha Bommu and Ian Shen

9^th and 10^th Grade Team: Team placed First

Members were Albert Chen First place, Raymond Liu Honorable mention, Audrey Guo, Noah Lowry, Greeshma Vinoy and David Wang.
September 2023
National Merit Semifinalists

12th grade ASFA Math-Science students
- Abhai Anand
- Julia Downs
- Nicholas Godwin
- Alexander Kim
- Cynthis Liu
- Ananya Mohanraj
- Elias Mrug
- Dmitriy (Nicole) Sazonov
- Rishi Yellamraju
National Merit Commended students

12th grade ASFA Math-Science students
- Natascha Helfrecht-Kannady
- Deepakkumar Satishkumar
College Board National African American Recognition Award
- Jaela Ellis, 12th grade, ASFA Theatre Arts
May 2022
April 2022
Alabama Science and Engineering Fair

Virtual Fair hosted by Auburn University.

11 MS students qualified from the Central AL Science & Engineering Fair to compete in the AL Science & Engineering Fair (virtual). They had to prepare & submit a video presentation & poster. Then they had a 15 min interview with a judge on Apr 5. Eleven students competed and six received recognitions and awards. The list of eleven students who competed is:

9th grade – Aanchal Behara, Zoya Aleezada, Ian Shen, William Peng, Ren Petersen, Henry Evans

11th grade – Daniel Zhao

12th grade – Trisha Bheemanathini, Lizzy Lancaster, Aaron Piya, Ryan Montgomery

SPECIAL AWARDS

AU - Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Award -This award is designed to recognize the top chemistry/biochemistry project. The awardee will receive a certificate and $100 cash award.
- Ryan Montgomery
AU - Department of Geosciences Award - This award recognizes high achievement in the area of geoscience, geology, and geography. The winners will be presented with a certificate and $100 cash award.
- Aanchal Behara
AU - Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers Young Innovator Award - This award recognizes research excellence presented by a minority student in an effort to encourage a lifelong enthusiasm for the sciences in traditionally underrepresented demographics. The senior division winner will receive a certificate and $100 cash award.
- Daniel Zhao
AU - Environmental Science Award for Water Science - This award recognizes high achievement in scientific research in fields related to water science. Winners will receive the following -1st place $100 cash prize and a certificate, 2nd place $50 cash prize and a certificate, 3rd place $25 cash prize and a certificate.
- Aanchal Behar – 2nd place
Future Rocket Scientist Award - This award recognizes high achievement in research related to Aerospace Engineering.
- Daniel Zhao
CATEGORY AWARDS

Chemistry – Ryan Montgomery – 2nd place

Earth & Environmental Sciences – Aanchal Behara – 1st place

Medicine , Health & Translational Medical Sciences – TEAM: Ian Shen & William Peng – 2nd Place

Physics, Astronomy, Mathematics & Materials Science – Aaron Piya – 1st place

Robotics Systems & Communication Technology – Daniel Zhao – 1st place

ASEF BEST OF FAIR
- Judges were asked to select the top 4 projects from across the state to join the rest of delegation of students to advance to the Regeneron International Science & Engineering Fair (ISEF). This year’s event will be held in Atlanta, GA on May 7-13. The Regional Fairs and ASEF will cover all expenses for the delegation of 15 students to participate in ISEF as representatives of AL.
- One of this year’s ASEF Best of Fair Winners is Daniel Zhao!
- This year’s Regeneron ISEF delegation of students will have 3 ASFA-MS students!
- Trisha Bheemanathini
- Elizabeth Lancaster
- Daniel Zhao
MATHCOUNTS
- Chapter Round:
- State round:
*The top four students from every state advance to the National tournament, so Albert will represent Alabama at MATHCOUNTS Nationals!!
- Pizitz
- Small School Team – 2nd place (this is a compilation of the highest individual scores)
- Advanced Division (middle school students above Algebra 1)
National Chemistry Olympiad Finalists
- Eli Mrug, 10, MS
- Rishi Yellamraji, 10 MS
Alabama Statewide Mathematics Competition:

State Champions Ciphering Competition
- James Shi, 12, MS
- Xinghui Xu, 12, MS
- Daniel Zhao, 11, MS
- Elias Mrug, 10, MS
- Cynthia Liu, 10, MS
- Deepakkumar Sathishkumar, 9, MS
- McNair Shah, 9, MS
- Rishi Yellamraju, 10, MS
State Written Tests
- Geometry Team, 3rd Place
- Geometry Individual
- Algebra II & Trigonometry Team, 1st Place
- Algebra II & Trigonometry Individual
- Comprehensive Team, 2nd Place
- Comprehensive Individual
US Presidential Semifinalist
- James Shi, 12, MS
YouthServ Youth in Service Awards
- Monroe Smith, 12, VA Finalist
- James Down, Finalist
American Legion Oratorical Contest:
- Emma Noble, 11, MS, National Winner–$25,000 scholarship, first place at the 23rd district, 2nd division, and Alabama state competitions. Emma will go on to represent the state of Alabama at the national competition.
March 2022
Alabama Vocal Association (AVA) division of the Alabama Music Educators Association (AMEA)

Every ASFA vocal student who competed received a Superior score, which is the highest score in the competition.

ASFA's Concerto delle Donne ensemble was awarded a Superior score as well, with a perfect score from the Adjudicator.
- Kacie Bell, 12th grade
- Katherine Glass,12th grade
- Kendall Thompson, 11th grade
- Ireland Tillison, 11th grade
- Kai Jamison, 10th grade
- Bella Daviston, 10th grade
- Delilah Dussich, 9th grade
- Rue Butler, 8th grade
- Mason Hicks, 7th grade
Kiwanis Club of Birmingham 2022 Youth of the Year Finalist and Scholarship Recipient

Selection as a finalist and scholarship recipient was based on scholarship, citizenship, leadership and service experience, as evidenced through a written application and interview with the Youth of the Year Committee. The finalists were selected from the largest pool of applicants in the club’s history.
- Bradley Seals, 12, TA
Central AL Regional Science & Engineering Fair (CARSEF)

16 M/S seniors and 6 M/S underclassmen competed in the 2022 Central AL Regional Science & Engineering Fair (CARSEF) at UAB on Saturday, March 5. They received many awards and recognition. The M/S faculty is extremely proud of all 22 students who competed. Please help us congratulate them. The detail results are as follows:
1. Special Awards: The following students had earned Outstanding Achievement Award with the different organizations.
Association for Women Geoscientists – Lizzy Lancaster (12th grade)

Mu Alpha Theta – Jenny Xu (12th grade)

National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration – Aanchal Behara (9th grade)

Regeneron Biomedical Science (with a $500.00 prize) – Ryan Montgomery (12th grade)

Society for In Vitro Biology – Prana Danasekar (12th grade)

Yale Science & Engineering Association – Toby Guo (12th grade)
1. Category Awards: All 1st, 2nd, and 3rd placements advance to the AL Science & Engineering Fair (ASEF). This year’s fair will be held virtually and hosted by Auburn University on Apr 4-8, 2022. In addition to a digital poster, all ASEF projects will be required to submit a short video synopsis presentation (up to 7 min). This material will be viewed by judges prior to the student interviews to assist judges in determining their focus questions.
1. Biology
- 1st place: Zoya Aleezada (9th grade) – advances to ASEF

- Honorable Mention: Maya Lundy (12th grade)
1. Engineering
- 3rd place: Ryan Montgomery (12th grade) advances to ASEF
1. Environmental & Earth Science
- 1st place: Lizzy Lancaster (12th grade) – advances to ASEF and Regeneron International Science & Engineering Fair (ISEF) in Atlanta, GA on May 7-13, 2022

- 2nd place: Aanchal Behara (9th grade) – advances to ASEF
1. Mathematics & Computer Science
- 1st place: Daniel Zhao (11th grade) – advances to ASEF

- 3rd place: Aaron Piya (12th grade) – advances to ASEF

- Honorable Mention: Team – McNair Shah (9th grade) & Emil Antselevich (9th grade)
1. Medicine & Health Sciences
- 2nd place: Team – Ian Shen (9th grade) & William Peng (9th grade) advances to ASEF

- Honorable Mention: James Shi (12th grade)
1. Behavioral & Social Sciences
- 1st place: Trisha Bheemanathini (12th grade) – advances to ASEF and Regeneron International Science & Engineering Fair (ISEF) in Atlanta, GA on May 7-13, 2022

- 3rd place: Team – Ren Petersen (9th grade) & Henry Evans (9th grade) – advances to ASEF

It is worthy to mention that 4 winning projects from CARSEF automatically qualify for finalist placement in the Regeneron ISEF. This year, we 2 ASFA Math & Science students qualified as finalists for this prestigious fair. In addition, the 4 ISEF finalists from this year’s CARSEF are all girls. What a great shout-out to Girls in STEM!!

Alabama Writers Forum High School Literary Arts Awards

The premier statewide literary contest for Alabama high school students

Wayne Greenhaw Memorial Senior Portfolio Scholarship
- E. Miller
The Judith Hillman Paterson Award for Excellence in Essay Writing
- Izzy Cox
Creative Nonfiction (Long Essay)
- Kalvin Crescenzi, First Place
- Will Bittner, Second Place
- Madaha Lewis, Judge’s Special Recognition
- Melany Morgan, Judge’s Special Recognition
Creative Nonfiction (Short Essay)
- Haley Pate (one of seven cash awards given)
- Kyra Richardson, Judge’s Special Recognition
- E. Miller, Judge’s Special Recognition
Fiction
- Will Bittner, Third Place
- Izzy Cox, Judge’s Special Recognition
- Kevin Cristino, Judge’s Special Recognition
- Madison Hoar, Judge’s Special Recognition
- Atticus Hill, Judge’s Special Recognition
- Mya Richardson, Certificate of Merit
- Kailin Barch, Certificate of Merit
Poetry
- Will Bittner, Third Place
- Kalvin Crescenzi, Judge’s Special Recognition
- Haley Pate, Judge’s Special Recognition
- Goodman Murphy-Smith, Certificate of Merit
- Madaha Lewis, Certificate of Merit
- Madison Hoar, Certificate of Merit
Literary Magazine (Exceptional Literary Content)
- Cadence
American Legion Oratorical Contest:
- Emma Noble, 11, National Winner–$25,000 scholarship, first place at the 23rd district, 2nd division, and Alabama state competitions. Emma will go on to represent the state of Alabama at the national competition. Updated to national winner April.
Vocal and Ensemble competition in Birmingham.

Every one of the vocalists got a I ( Superior ) score ( the highest they can get )

Kacie Bell, 12, Mu

Katherine Glass,12, Mu

Kendall Thompson, 11, Mu

Ireland Tillison, 11, Mu

Kai Jamison, 10, Mu

Bella Daviston, 10, Mu

Delilah Dussich, 9, Mu

Rue Butler, 8, Mu

Mason Hicks, 7, Mu

The CDD ensemble was awarded a Superior as well, with a perfect score from the adjudicator.

U.S. Department of Energy: National Science Bowl Finals

ASFA’s middle school science bowl team won the regional competition and will now represent Alabama in the national competition. This is the 4th time in 6 years that the team has gone to nationals.
- Pratul Danasekar, 8th grade
- Noah Lowry, 8th grade
- Aditya Sheelavant, 8th grade
- Albert Chen, 8th grade
- Clark Baty, 8th grade
Science Olympiad, Alabama State Science Olympiad Competition held in person on Mar 26 at Auburn University.

ASFA team was placed 4th overall in the State

Aanchal Behara:

1st Place in Anatomy and Physiology

2nd place medal Crime Busters

4th place in Solar System

Clark Baty

1st place medal in Meteorology

2nd place medal in Disease Detectives

7nth place in Bridges

Pratul Danasekar (1036FG)

1st Place medal in Anatomy and Physiology

4th Place in Bio-Process Lab

4th Place in Codebusters

Nehan Andrabi

1st place medal in Meteorology

7th place in Bridges

Ian Shen

2nd place medal Crime Busters

2nd place medal in Disease Detectives

Aditya Anandakumar

2nd place medal in Mission Possible

4th place in Crave the Wave

4th Place in Experimental Design

7th in Dynamic Planet

Aditya Sheelavant

2nd place medal in Mission Possible

4th Place in Codebusters

4th Place in Experimental Design

Danielle George

3rd Place Medal in Green Generation

4th place in Sounds of Music

Lauren Lee

3rd Place Medal in Green Generation

4th place in Sounds of Music

Ornithology, 7th place in the State

Noah Lowry

4th Place in Bio-Process Lab

4th place in Solar System

7th place in Road Scholar

Albert Chen

2nd place medal in Mission Possible

4th place in Codebusters

4th place in Crave the Wave

4th Place in Experimental Design

7th place in Road Scholar

Emily Tran

Food Science, 5TH place in the State.

Ornithology, 7th place in the State

Write It Do It, 7th place in the State

Jaiden Lee

Food Science, 5th place in the State.

Write It Do It, 7th place in the State

Judah Lowery

Ping Pong Parachute, 6th place in the State

Mousetrap Vehicle, 5th place in the State

David Antselevich

Mousetrap Vehicle, 5th place in the State

Ping Pong Parachute, 6th place in the State

Jackson Odom

Dynamic Planet,7th place in the State

National Junior Science and Humanities Symposium,
- Trisha Bheemanathini, MS, National Poster Presenter, regional winner
Alabama Junior Academy of Science paper reading competition and the Gorgas science research scholarship competition:
- Trisha Bheemanathini, MS, —1st place in Medicine Health and Behavioral Science Local and Global Factors of the Generalized Poggendorff Illusions
- Henna Parekh, MS, —2nd place in Medicine Health and Behavioral Science and Gorgas Finalist
Study of the TET2-ASXL1 Microenvironment
- Shrijith Balasundarajan, MS,—2nd place in Life Science Gene Regulation of Chil1, Eya2, Atf3, and Ptgs2 in Heart-Tissue Associated with Diabetes and Heart Failure
- Elizabeth Lancaster, MS, —2nd place in Environmental Science Finding Correlation Between Particulate Matter and Populations Across Alabama
February 2022
American College of Cardiology Young Scholar Program

The program will kick off at ACC's Annual Scientific Session (ACC.22) in Washington, DC on Saturday, April 2, 2022,* where students will have the chance to meet scientists from around the world, sit in on sessions, and explore the Expo floor to visit exhibitor booths.

For a year following ACC.22, Young Scholars will also work virtually – through regularly scheduled webinars and Webex/Zoom calls – with a faculty mentor on a research project.

Program participants also have the opportunity to visit a local hospital or attend ACC State Chapter meetings throughout the year.*
- Sanjana Chada
MATHCOUNTS Alumni Scholarship
- James Shi, 12th, Math-Science
National Association of Teachers of Singing

Students were selected to participate in a masterclass by Dr. Katherine Jolly from Oberlin Conservatory in front of the statewide NATS vocal instructors and students. They were chosen from students from all around Alabama from the NATS competition.
- Katherine Glass, 12th, Music
- Kendall Thompson,11th, Music
American College of Cardiology Young Scholar Program

Designed for students interested in a career in science, the Young Scholars program pairs participants with an ACC member mentor for a year of research and education about cardiology and cardiovascular disease.
- Sanjana Chada,11th, Math-Science
National Merit Finalists
- Mohammed Alzoubi, 12th, Math-Science
- Trisha Bheemanathini, 12th, Math-Science
- Tobias Guo, 12th, Math-Science
- James Shi, 12th, Math-Science
Statewide National Association of Teachers of Singing vocal competition:

High School Musical Theater:
- Kendall Thompson, Music, 3rd place
Lower Division HS Classical:
- Bella Daviston, Music, 1st place
Upper Division, HS Classical:
- Katherine Glass, Music, 1st place
- Kendall Thompson, Music, 2nd place
Poetry Out Loud State Competition
- Atticus Hill, 11th, Creative Writing, First Place in the Original Poetry category
- Egg McClure, 10th, Creative Writing, Finalist in the National Anthology category for the state, finishing as a runner-up to the eventual winner.
- Melany Morgan, 9th, Creative Writing, competed in state after advancing from the regional competition
January 2022
U.S. Presidential Scholars Candidates
- Tobias Guo, 12th, Math-Science
- James Shi, 12th, Math-Science
Department of the Navy
- Dexter Gard, 11th, Math-Science, was selected for the Science and Engineering Apprentice Program. He will spend 8 weeks on a stipend interning at NASA’s Stennis Space Center.
Lois Pickard Scholarship Competition
- Andrew Robertson, 11th, Music, 1st Place in the Instrumental Category, clarinet. Taught by Dr. Robert Janssen.
- Conrad Feng 10th, Music, 2nd Place in the Piano Category. Taught by Dr. Lucy DeSa.
- Diana Nazarenko, 11th, Music, 2nd Place in the String Category, viola. Taught by Lucina Horner.
- Jasmine Young, 10th, Music, encouragement award in the Instrumental Category, clarinet. Taught by Dr. Robert Janssen
Alabama’s Inaugural Ethics Bowl Debate Competition (Not school sponsored)

The team won First Place in the state competition and is now moving to the Regional Competition
- Mya Richardson,10th, Creative Writing
- Melany Morgan, 10th, Creative Writing
- Will Bittner, 11th, Creative Writing
- Egg McClure,10th, Creative Writing
- Izzie Cox, 11th, Creative Writing
- Maggie Bearden, 10th, Music
- Kyra Richardson, 10th, Creative Writing
- Layla Johnston, 10th, Visual Arts is an alternate on the team
Alabama Federation of Music Clubs Junior Auditions
- Darrina Johnson, 9th, Music, Second in the Piano Division
- Andrew Robertson, 11th, Music, clarinet, First in the Woodwind division
2022 Alabama All-State Band

Middle School All-State Band
- Audrey Mitchell, 8th, Music, flute - 1st chair in the district honor band
- Amiya Grace, 8th, Music, alto saxophone - 2nd chair in the district honor band
- Nzingha Fluker, 8th, Music, trumpet - 1st chair in the district honor band
High School All-State Band
- Yifei Song, 12th, Music, flute - 4th chair district honor band
- Andrew Robertson ,11th, Music, clarinet - 1st chair district honor band
- Jasmine Young, 10th, Music, clarinet - 8th chair district honor band
- Nathan Garrett, 11th, Music, trumpet - 4th chair district honor band
- Jordan Wright,11th, Music, trumpet - 6th chair district honor band
- William Edberg, 11th, Music, horn 5th chair district honor band
- Parker Hull, 11th, Music, trombone 2nd chair district honor band
State Science Bowl Competition

The team won third in the state competition:
- James Shi, 12th, Math-Science
- Daniel Zhao, 11th, Math-Science
- Becker Barghothi,11th, Math-Science
- Dexter Gard, 11th, Math-Science
- Eli Mrug, 10th, Math-Science
- Arsalan Ahmad, 11th, Math-Science
- Sanjana Chada, 11th, Math-Science
- Jesse Seidel, 11th, Math-Science
- Abhai Anand, 10th, Math-Science
- Ian Shen, 9th, Math-Science
- Cynthia Liu, 10th, Math-Science
- Rishi Yellamraju, 10th, Math-Science
- Nicholas Godwin, 10th, Math-Science
- Alex Kim, 10th, Math-Science
December 2021
YoungArts
- Nalin Reed, 10th, Theatre Arts, finalist
- Bradley Seals,12th, Theatre Arts, finalist
- Kaci Bell,12th, Music, voice/singer/songwriter
- Joseph Gamble, Visual Arts,12th, honorable mention
2022 All-State Choir
- Mason Hicks, 7th, Music
- Rue Butler, 8th, Music
- Delilah Dussich, 9th, Music
- Bella Daviston, 10th, Music
- Kai Jemison, 10th, Music
- Ireland Tillison, 11th, Music
- Kacie Bell, 12th, Music
- Katherine Glass, 12th, Music
2022 All-State and Regional Orchestras
- Andrew Robertson, 11th, Music, Clarinet I
- Sophie Sikorski, 11th, Music, Horn III
- Lujue’la McEntyre,10th, Music, Bassoon II
- William Edberg, 11th, Music, Horn I
- Jordan Wright, 11th, Music, Trumpet 1
- Natalie Lantz, 11th, Music, Horn II
- Erin Wass, 11th, Music, Violin
- Myla Enclarde, 7th, Music, Violin
- Diana Nazarenko, 11th, Music, Viola
- Aiden Barry, 11th, Music, Cello
- Collin Allen, 11th, Music, Cello
- Levi Johnson, 11th, Music, Double Bass
- Conrad Feng, 9th, Music, Cello
2022 Alabama All-State Band Festival

Gold Band
- Andrew Robertson,11th, Music, lead alto saxophone
- Parker Hull, 11th, Music, lead trombone
Silver Band
- Jordan Wright, 11th, Music, 2nd trumpet
- Marek Ledvina, 11th, Music, 4th trumpet
- Ty Fancher, 11th, Music, auxiliary percussion
- Raven Wilson, 12th, Music, vibraphone
Bronze Band
- Levi Johnson, 11th, Music, bass
Middle School Band
- Nzingha Fluker, 8th, Music, 2nd trumpet
- Ethan Brown, 8th, Music, guitar
State Auditions for the Music Teachers National Association:
- Igrainne Hill, 11th, Music, cellist, alternate in the Senior Strings Division.
- Conrad Feng, 9th, Music, Honorable Mention in the Senior Piano division.
- Darrina Johnson, 9th, Music, piano alternate in the Junior Piano division.
November 2021
World Games 2022 Youth Choir & Record Official Theme Song
- Nalin Reed, 10th, Theatre Arts
- Kendall Thompson, 11th, Music
Mu Alpha Theta
- Aiden Berry, 12th, Music
- William Bittner, 12th, Creative Writing
- Rebecca Ehrbar, 12th, Creative Writing
- Emily Moore, 12th, Visual Arts
- Angelina Pennino, 12th, Visual Arts
- Jaimes (JK) Smith, 12th, Dance
- Yifei Song, 12th, Music
- Arsalan Ahmad, 11th, Math-Science
- Gates Arnold, 11th, Math-Science
- Becker Barghothi, 11th, Math-Science
- Jesse Seidel, 11th, Math-Science
- Steven Tran, 11th, Math-Science
- Dexter Gard, 11th, Math-Science
- Emma Noble, 11th, Math-Science
- Ryan Debrow, 11th, Math-Science
- Elias Mrug, 10th, Math-Science
- Cynthia Liu,10th, Math-Science
- Yiwen Wang,10th, Math-Science
- Abhai Anand,10th, Math-Science

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