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DESERET NEWS FRIDAY, JAN 29, 2021 SS1 DESERET NEWS AND KSL RECOGNIZE OUTSTANDING STUDENTS 2021 STERLING SCHOLAR AWARDS The students come from every region in Utah, bringing their skills, talents, and academic acumen to the Sterling Scholar Awards in search of recognition and college money. Born from an idea in 1962, the program conceived by the De- seret News and KSL sought to bring recognition to students in 12 different fields of study, now since grown to 15. High school athletes had long received the accolades and trophies, but here was a chance to level the playing field and provide more oppor- tunities to recognize the achievements of students in both the arts and sciences. This statewide academic competition features Agriculture Science, Business and Marketing, Computer Technology, Dance, English, Family and Consumer Sciences, World Languages, Gen- eral Scholarship, Mathematics, Music, Science, Social Science, Speech and Drama, Skilled and Technical Science Education, and Visual Arts. “In years past I have had the opportunity to judge the portfo- lios of the finalists in each category, selecting overall winners with my colleagues at KSL,” said Doug Wilks, editor of the Deseret News. “These students who compete in this competition are among the best in the nation. They speak multiple languages, do advanced mathematics, win national prizes in science and in some cases are working toward discoveries that will better mankind. To say they are remarkable is an understatement,” Wilks said. Each of the finalists are judged on personal achievements and awards compiled in their portfolios as well as their interviews with the judges. The finalists are judged on scholarship, leader- ship, and citizenship. In addition, the Gail Miller Community Service Award is given to one of the 168 Sterling Scholar finalists in recognition of out- standing community service. Miller, head of the Larry H.Miller Group of Companies and the family’s foundation, is a sponsor of the program which recognizes the vital role community service plays in improving the world. “They were readily responsive when we went to them and made a proposal,” Gary Porter, senior vice president of Deseret Management Corp., said of Miller’s Larry H. and Gail Miller Family Foundation participation last year. Miller was “enthusiastically supportive” and offered to spon- sor the program for several years. “It wasn’t just a one-time com- mitment. It was a multiyear commitment,” Porter said. “They were strongly committed enough to do that.” Miller herself is an example to students of not just excelling and showcasing your talents, but in using those talents to better the community through volunteerism and philanthropy in many different areas. Many Sterling Scholars have gone on to great success in busi- ness and in the arts, often returning to the stage during Sterling Scholar presentations to inspire each year’s class of participants. The reality of COVID-19 has brought some changes to this year’s program, limiting gatherings and altering in some ways the way entries are handled. Nevertheless, the principles of excel- lence remain. Congratulations to all of our Sterling Scholars. DESERET NEWS PHOTOS BY DESERET NEWS

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DESERET NEWS FRIDAY, JAN 29, 2021 SS1

DESERET NEWS AND KSL

RECOGNIZE OUTSTANDING

STUDENTS

2021 STERLING SCHOLAR AWARDS

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The students come from every region in Utah, bringing their skills, talents, and academic acumen to the Sterling Scholar Awards in search of recognition and college money. Born from an idea in 1962, the program conceived by the De-seret News and KSL sought to bring recognition to students in 12 different fields of study, now since grown to 15. High school athletes had long received the accolades and trophies, but here was a chance to level the playing field and provide more oppor-tunities to recognize the achievements of students in both the arts and sciences. This statewide academic competition features Agriculture Science, Business and Marketing, Computer Technology, Dance, English, Family and Consumer Sciences, World Languages, Gen-eral Scholarship, Mathematics, Music, Science, Social Science, Speech and Drama, Skilled and Technical Science Education, and Visual Arts. “In years past I have had the opportunity to judge the portfo-lios of the finalists in each category, selecting overall winners with

my colleagues at KSL,” said Doug Wilks, editor of the Deseret News. “These students who compete in this competition are among the best in the nation. They speak multiple languages, do advanced mathematics, win national prizes in science and in some cases are working toward discoveries that will better mankind. To say they are remarkable is an understatement,” Wilks said. Each of the finalists are judged on personal achievements and awards compiled in their portfolios as well as their interviews with the judges. The finalists are judged on scholarship, leader-ship, and citizenship. In addition, the Gail Miller Community Service Award is given to one of the 168 Sterling Scholar finalists in recognition of out-standing community service. Miller, head of the Larry H.Miller Group of Companies and the family’s foundation, is a sponsor of the program which recognizes the vital role community service plays in improving the world. “They were readily responsive when we went to them and made a proposal,” Gary Porter, senior vice president of Deseret

Management Corp., said of Miller’s Larry H. and Gail Miller Family Foundation participation last year. Miller was “enthusiastically supportive” and offered to spon-sor the program for several years. “It wasn’t just a one-time com-mitment. It was a multiyear commitment,” Porter said. “They were strongly committed enough to do that.” Miller herself is an example to students of not just excelling and showcasing your talents, but in using those talents to better the community through volunteerism and philanthropy in many different areas. Many Sterling Scholars have gone on to great success in busi-ness and in the arts, often returning to the stage during Sterling Scholar presentations to inspire each year’s class of participants. The reality of COVID-19 has brought some changes to this year’s program, limiting gatherings and altering in some ways the way entries are handled. Nevertheless, the principles of excel-lence remain. Congratulations to all of our Sterling Scholars.•

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ACADEMY FOR MATH ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE

TOP ROW Jude Horsley, Dean Smith, Jacob Ricci, Joseph Stay BOTTOM ROW Alexys Lawlor, Claire Martinez, Siena Ashdown, Diane Bahati, Madalin Davis

BEN LOMOND HIGH SCHOOL

FRONT ROW Isabel Garcia, Abby Woodward, Raeganne Hester, Jasmine Macedone CENTER ROW Eliza Terry, Morganna Montoya, Stephanie Saavedra Garcia, Kaydee Clark, Destiny Trejo BACK ROW Alexander Sherman, Alexander Garcia Lopez, Tyler Hansen, Ryder Wilcox, Ian Buckley

BRIGHTON HIGH SCHOOL

FRONT ROW Haley Taylor, Pepper Devine, Jordan Luke, Elijah England, Anna Anderson, Lindsey Petersen, Erik Reid, Anna Gleason BACK ROW Hailey Holmstrom, Max Johnson, Sage Doyle, Jackson Bell, Christopher Eden, Ashley Hill

CEDAR VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL

Nathan Ford, Jayden Checketts, Megan Gee, Erin Free, Ashley Gubler, Shailey Wilson, Sydney Rhoton, Zoe Blohm, McKenna Mrozla, Sydney Williams

CLEARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL

Tyler Day, Christian Martin, Emma Turpin, Kelsee Ure, Isaac Vanbeekum, Isabella Rodriguez, Jack Jarvis, Logan Jones, Conner Hobbs, Adam Kumar, Morgan Jensen, Abby Allen, Spencer Young NOT PICTURED Emma Erekson

BINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL

FRONT ROW Anuhya Yalavarty, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Isabelle Nielsen, Social Science, Alyssa Anderson, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, William Nguyen, Science MIDDLE ROW Emily Miller, Dance, Kilia Brawand, World Languages, Annabel Lee, Visual Arts BACK ROW William Tegtmeier, Instrumental Music, Joshua Woolf, Mathematics, Nephi Christensen, Family and Consumer Sciences, Julia McHenry, English

BOX ELDER HIGH SCHOOL

TOP ROW Noah Case, Instrumental Music, Oliver Capener, Skilled and Technical Sciences, Andrew Grunander, Business and Marketing, Ben Blaine, Science, Colby Branch, Computer Technology, Tate Adams, Mathematics BOTTOM ROW Kathryn Brockbank, Vocal Perfomance, Rebecca Thornley, English, Abi Mason, Social Sciences, Kayla Schaugaard, Dance, Hailey Rivers, Visual Arts NOT PICTURED Makenzie Zundel, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Lindy Jenson, Family and Consumer Sciences

AMERICAN LEADERSHIP ACADEMY

TOP ROW Amanda Grant, Bryant Farr, Nathan Powell, Brynlee Johnson MIDDLE ROW Jonathan Nelson, Morgan Peterson, Heather Black, Megan Casutt BOTTOM ROW Sean O’Donnell, Taylor Cope, Elizabeth Van Wagoner, Eliza Morley, Brian Blackham Jr.

AMERICAN PREPARATORY ACADEMY-WEST VALLEY

TOP ROW Andrea Garcia, Instrumental Music, Ashley Jackson, Mathematics, Ariadne Ramirez, Vocal Performance, Chelsey Orozco, English, Gabriella Franco, Social Sciences BOTTOM ROW Kelly Beltran, Visual Arts, Keylee Rawlings, World Languages, Laureen Aguayo, Family and Consumer Sciences, Lianna Le, Science, Tamara Chavez, Dance

BEAR RIVER HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Dustin Smith, Family & Consumer Sciences, John Coker, Computer Technology, Jefferson Kowallis Science, Nathan Kay Math, Kolten Cutler, Theatre Arts FRONT ROW Bailey Bjorn World Languages, Madyson Mickelsen, Instrumental Music, Cierra Macfarlane, Visual Arts, Carisa Epling, Vocal Performance, Noelle Meeds, Dance, Skyy Schuffenhauer, English, Jenna Haws, Business and Marketing

ALTA HIGH SCHOOL

FRONT ROW Nicole Glazier, Jordan Fairbourn, Natalie Hood, Emily Erickson MIDDLE ROW William Wilkinson, Wesley Hardy, Saskia Paepke-Chile, Vivienne Akerley BACK ROW Andrew Carlton, Kade Gordan, Alyxandra Rees, Sara Riches NOT PICTURED Brena Anzer, Hannah Barlow

AMERICAN FORK HIGH SCHOOL

FRONT ROW Asia Whitaker, Laura Randall, Hailey Gardiner, William Jesperson, William Larsen BACK ROW Jessica Tobler, Ashlyn McAllister, Lillian Gibb, Nathan Warner, William Matheson, Aidan Brookhart, Jaida Sincich, Michelle Okelberry

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COPPER HILLS HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Abigail Crawford, Jose Arturo Rodriguez Lira, Carlye Davis, Krista Van Valkenburgh, Tazia McAffee MIDDLE ROW Victoria McNair, Alayna Smith, Megan Astill, Abby Kemp, Mimi Tran FRONT ROW Avery Kenison, Kylee Horstmanshoff, Emma Crowther, Morgan Madsen

COTTONWOOD HIGH SCHOOL

FRONT ROW Melody Nelson, Margaret “Maggie” Driggs, Annie O’Bryan, Bruce Crockett, Alexia Orbezua Black, Cali Colton BACK ROW Kara Bagley, Brenna Kerby, Aubrey Henrie, Douglas Maughan, Hunter Oliphant, Ben Anthony, Olivia Bean

CYPRUS HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Abby Evans, Visual Art, Ellie De Groote, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Maddison Flores, World Languages, Jarod Bressler, Science, Rachel Hardman, English, Hannah Miles, Instrumental Music, Gracie George, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics FRONT ROW Rebekah DiVall, Vocal Performance, Eva Huber, Social Science, Jillian Hymas, Mathematics, Haylie Belliston, Business and Marketing, Alexa Searle, Dance

DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL

TOP ROW Elizabeth Bodily, Megan Eaton, Bryn Montierth, Michael George MIDDLE ROW Alexa Peters, Milo Mangel, Melanie Young, Eva Weeks BOTTOM ROW McKenna Anderl, Andrew Cleverly, Emily Dent, Charlotte Griffin

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GREEN CANYON HIGH SCHOOL

TOP ROW Amber Hawkes, Jaeden Tueller, Rebecca Ivans, Ethan Hatch, Rebekah Larson MIDDLE

ROW Sarah Blau, Brad Kendrick, Adam Frost BOTTOM ROW Emma Reed, Jorgen Hodgson, Claire England, Mitchell Chen, Cherstin Israelsen

HILLCREST HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Elizabeth Martin, Laura Bush, Rushmeen Tariq, Ethan Kendrick, Anna Hsu, Sydney Smith, Nami Robinson, Maggie Erekson, Anya Tiwari FRONT ROW Brighton Williams, Ian Tsai, Sophie Greenwood, Abigail Morrell NOT PICTURED Ilha Hwang

HUNTER HIGH SCHOOL

TOP ROW D’mitri Haywood, Business, Kayla Hughes, Skilled & Technical Science, Brent Ward, Computer Science, Madelyne Gleason, Dance, Keaton Turner, Family & Consumer Sciences MIDDLE ROW Azlynne Myler, World Languages, Taylor Best, Mathematics, Nora Waldrop, Vocal Performance, Hyrum Despain, Theatre & Speech BOTTOM ROW Kamryn McKenzie, Instrumental Music, Samuel Morales-Madrid, Science, Bethany Gardner, English, Caleb Jarrett, Social Science, Lillian Francom, Visual Arts

HERRIMAN HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Jessica Venegas, Science, Fernanda Caceres, Business and Marketing, Mary Douglas, Visual Arts, Abby Edwards, Social Science, Madison Hansen, Instrumental Music MIDDLE ROW Jacey Brown, English, Kylie Bloomquist, Dance, Mikaela Jarvis, World Languages, Hailey Hellwig, Family & Consumer Sciences FRONT ROW Eli Farrer, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Samuel Taylor, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Yenah Park, Vocal Performance, Xander Later, Computer Technology, Samuel Moore, Mathematics

HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Caecelia Marie Brown, Mathematics, Mikaila McIntyre, Family & Consumer Sciences, Ella Richards, Visual Arts, Kai N Schwemmer, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Sophia Isom, Business and Marketing, Elizabeth Schilling, English FRONT ROW Abhilasha Khatri, World Languages, McKinley Blandford, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Lee Ivy Voisin, Social Sciences, Elizabeth Hales, Dance, Alexandra Leavitt, Science NOT PICTURED Claire Armstrong, Instrumental Music, Amelia Shelby, Vocal Performance

EAST HIGH SCHOOL

Liberty Wilcox, World Languages, Seth Olson, Mathematics, Mariah Tew, Vocal Performance, David Perry, Computer Technology, Evelyn Henriod, Dance, Dylan Hall, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Mya Bateman, English, Mahider Tadesse, Social Science, America Cox, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Taylor Wall, Business and Marketing, Paul Parkin, Visual Arts, Adelaide Stewart, Family & Consumer Sciences, Ryan Ensign, Instrumental Music, Georgia Hindley, Science

FREEDOM PREPARATORY ACADEMY

Izabella Wignall (withdrawn), Emma C. Parkinson,Hiuyan Emilia Chan, Braxtyn J. Birrell, Jasmine Linares

GRANGER HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Vivian Chau, Alexander Lopez Perez, Isacc Martinez Trinidad, Santiago Cruz Leiva, Mayzee Ann Levet, Katlyn Gehlen, Jayden Herman Lopez FRONT ROW Ariana Vazquez, Ashley Lujan, Laura Rodriguez Avila, Abyanna Wood, Yenni Rosales Amador, Addasyn Everill, Daisy Ramirez

KEARNS HIGH SCHOOL

Charisma Allen, Dance, Forrest Weaver, Instrumental Music, Charity Johnston, Vocal Music, Loren Kjar, Mathematics, Susana Lemus, Social Science, Fuad Mowlid, Business, Pamela Munoz, World Languages, Adrian Regalado, Science, Marylinda Gonzalez, English, Michael Edwards, Drama/Debate/Forensics

LAYTON HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Avarie Stricklan, Jackie Stigile, Joshua Pendleton, Emily Nielson, Alison Gee MIDDLE ROW Shelby Swenson, Lee Anderson, Brooke Wight, Maesee Bone FRONT ROW Celeste Adams, Sophie Buchanan, Cole Elder, Ali Johnson, Charity Ormsby

LEADERSHIP ACADEMY OF UTAH

Dallin Christensen

LEHI HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Gabriella Young, Lauren Knox, Nathan Beckstead, Porter Scoresby, Lydia Thurgood, Isabella Miskin, Hannah Price FRONT ROW Alexa West, Isabella Chavez, Emma Pearce, Natalie Gurney, Alexis Jensen NOT PICTURED Makenna Hritz

LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL

FROM TOP LEFT Emily Rincon, Tim Bradford, Elena Boyer, Chesney Parker, Audrey Jones, Kylee Hart, Erin Blanchard, Mitch Carter, Tucker Phillips, Liz Chapman, Caleb Martin, Rivkah Haubner, Jisung Lee, Max Isom

LONE PEAK HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Grant HIll, Business and Marketing, Alea Harris, Science, Ryan Bartholomew, Mathematics, Mikaela Beck, Social Science, Nathan Wright, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Heather Morley, Dance, Michael Johnson, World Languages, Ella Saxton, Visual Arts, Michael Clark Avondet, Speech/Theater Arts and Forensics FRONT ROW Ella Randle, Vocal Performance, Emerson Earnshaw, English, Janessa Gibson, Instrumental Music, Zachary Ballam, Computer Technology, Paige Allred, Family and Consumer Sciences

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MAPLE MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Elizabeth Blonquist, Joseph Asay, Isaac Smith, Zachary Brown, Dallyn Edmunds, Heather Ells, and Kaidan Baird FRONT ROW Kristi Mendenhall, Ryan Young, Maya Buck, Stirling Maughan, Brynn Belka, Eli Dallon, Elise Jones

MERIT ACADEMY

BACK ROW John Jay, Science, Jurrien Nichols, Business and Marketing, Kekai Palmer, Mathematics, Alexander Davidson, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Jamison Young, Computer Technology, Nathan Moody, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Tennyson Hirst, Family and Consumer Sciences FRONT ROW Emma Clark, Vocal Performance, Anna Ballard, Visual Arts, Adela Montoya, Instrumental Music, Abigail Fisher, Dance, Emily Lara Harding, World Languages NOT PICTURED Karina Sagers, English

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MOUNTAIN RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL

TOP ROW Alex Hill, Nathan Estes, Isaac Moss THIRD ROW Lillian Campbell, Haley Peterson, Audrey Pierce, Olivia Nokes SECOND ROW Samantha Morgan, Shelby Hawes FRONT ROW

Hannah Wilkerson, Benzley Tinney, Sarah Lingwall

OLYMPUS HIGH SCHOOL

TOP ROW Andrew Benson, Business and Marketing, Abigail Cochrane, Speech/Theatre/Forensics, Isabell Crosland, World Languages, Caroline Farnsworth, Instrumental Music, Mikayla Gasik, Dance MIDDLE ROW Megan Jewell, Mathematics, Isaac Kaufman, Vocal Performance, Alyssa Kotter, Skilled & Technical, Camilla Lunt, Family and Consumer Science BOTTOM ROW Charles Nadauld, Computer Technology, Taylor Pettit, Science, Peyton Rice, English, Ondraya Waters, Visual Arts, Sophia Whitehead, Social Science

OREM HIGH SCHOOL

TOP ROW Karleigh Garside, World Languages, Claire Quigley, Speech/Theatre Arts/Forensics, Joseph Keyes, Vocal Performance, Abigail Meservy, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Susanna Drinkwater, Family and Consumer Sciences, Meredith Woolley, Science, Abby Larson, Business and Marketing BOTTOM ROW Clarissa Hernandez, English, Monique Reid, Instrumental Music, Margaret Herrick, Social Science, Megan Black, Computer Technology, Emma Brown, Mathematics, Carter Brown, Visual Arts, McKenna Goates, Dance

PLEASANT GROVE HIGH SCHOOL

TOP ROW Lincoln Lyons, Camilla Hein, Remington Omdahl, Katie Young, Truman Porter BOTTOM ROW Ashley Combs, Brynnley Huntsman, Joel Mena, Izzy Hong, Mary Pobanz NOT PICTURED Eden Rhodes, Landon van Overbeek

PROVIDENCE HALL HIGH SCHOOL

Leona Lombardi, Speech/Theatre Arts/Forensics, Joshua Boynton, Instrumental Music, Parker Enger, Science, Hailee Sumpter, Math

PROVO HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Sophia Luke, Lucia Ashton, Elsa Hints, Desmond Akhalu, Andrew Darley, Hannah Jorgensen, Lily Tessem, Mackey Barry FRONT ROW Davu Chau, Olivia Frary, Esther Sanford, Jill Campbell, Katelyn Jensen, Katelyn Gates

RIVERTON HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Isabella DeJesus, Jacob Malm, Steven Wills, Staley Binks MIDDLE ROW Maddie Fuchs, Skyler Lawson, Hannah Watson, Alexis Romeril, Kathryn Howard, Trinity Gonzales FRONT ROW Skyler Reeves, Valeria Enciso, Hope Thomas

PARADIGM HIGH SCHOOL

TOP ROW McKinley Thygerson, Cassidy Beckstrand, Josie Hall, Diana Kelsch BOTTOM ROW Arthur Blanchard, Mason Sellers, Jackson Checketts, Caleb Payne, Enoch Endemaño

PAYSON HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Taylor Sessions, Max Hansen, Colby Orton, Jacob Sorenson, Hayes Geldmacher MIDDLE ROW Hannah Bibler, Izaak Walton, Spencer Bennett, Christian Durrant FRONT ROW Kimberly Brandley, Hannah Brokaw, Violet Andrew, Katie Losee

MOUNTAIN VIEW HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Zac Colter, Preston Schollenberger, Xavier Colman, Miles Petty, Hannah Keen MIDDLE

ROW Maisy Merchant, Dana Gonzalez, Breanna Palmer, Kaelynn Wilson FRONT ROW Alexandra Garcia, June Cazier, Samuel Comin, Ashten Abbott, Christina Olson

MURRAY HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Georgia Collings; Rachel Bonney; Brayden Chambers; Serena Bugby; Merrick Webb MIDDLE ROW Catherine Martinez; Parker Leppink; Brandon Taylor; Emma Erickson FRONT ROW Adam Dansie; Gillian Ruppel; Allysa Sullivan NOT PICTURED Hailey Roberson

OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Rachel Ballard, Science, Aidrey Anderson, Family and Consumer Sciences, Ian Nicholson, Instrumental Music, Maddox Lister, Mathematics, Dallin Geddes, Visual Arts MIDDLE ROW Jackson Trotter, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Julia Moore, World Languages, Ezra Mitchell, Computer Technology, Annie Roe, English FRONT ROW Audrey Jones, Social Science, Anij Ledbetter, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Ava Bostrom, Dance, Wakely Meikle, Business and Marketing, Maria Moesinger, Vocal Performance

MOUNTAIN CREST HIGH SCHOOL

TOP ROW Sadie Chambers, Greydon Durrant, Zachary Roundy, Megan Rasmussen MIDDLE ROW Kaitlyn Farr, Grace Garlock, Kaden Patten, Noelani Hadfield, Walker Hutchinson BOTTOM ROW Samuel Peel, Alexandria Norton, Parker Smith, Grace Barlow

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ROY HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Breanin Berrett, Joseph Awadh, Landon Hull, Julian Archuleta, Ilana Brough MIDDLE ROW Jacey Hopkin, Kennedy Stapley, Alexa Crookston, Abigail Montgomery, Ashlie Chaston FRONT ROW Caedyn McCormick, Jamie Hammond

SALEM HILLS HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Samantha Brinkerhoff, Sam Whitlock, Tom Cook, Brayden Adamson, Peyton Cook, Thomas Scharf, Katja Christensen, Sydney Black FRONT ROW Audrie Spangler, Kya Powell, Amelia Hunter, Brooklyn Nielsen, Annie Melville, Mallory Anderson

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SKYLINE HIGH SCHOOL

Aarushi Verma, Makayla Garff, Katherine Kendall, Bryce Crouse, Emily Marsh, Brynne MacWilliams, Lia James, Angelina Skedros, Jacob Schwartz, Brian Keller, Aidan McMillan, Megan Hall, Keaton Hacking PICTURED BELOW Sasha Wilkinson

SUMMIT ACADEMY

BACK ROW Saskia Boer, Connor Hoang, Caleb Ford, Lauren Dixon, Matthew Delis MIDDLE ROW Samantha Turner, Eden Barlow, Faith Steil, Alora Lyn FRONT ROW Jerika Lowe, Audrey Pan, Alexis Maurer

UTAH MILITARY ACADEMY

Haley Slater

VENTURE HIGH SCHOOL

TOP ROW Sarah Fairbourn, Roseanna Hurd, Emma Gunnell BOTTOM ROW Ellie Swapp, Simon Dyer, Madeleine Felix

VIEWMONT HIGH SCHOOL

TOP ROW Ayumi Durrant, Visual Arts, Danielle Larson, Instrumental Performance, Ellery Miller, Social Science, Paige Linford, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics MIDDLE ROW Aidan Chiles, Vocal Performance, Sophie Archibald, English, Taylor Thomas, Family and Consumer Sciences, Kyler Turner, Science BOTTOM ROW Kylee Seaman, Skilled and Technical Sciences, Hailee Andrew, Dance, Karson Rees, Mathematics, Makena Swensen, Business and Marketing

WESTLAKE HIGH SCHOOL

FROM TOP Tyler Hudson, Quinn Gerber, Jacob Strongo, Curtis Jenson, Isabella Castañeda, Cameron Webb, Chelsea Fewkes, Alivia Kate Scoresby, Olivia Culley, Rachel Mortensen, Sofia Maia, Emma Lynn, Taylor Stephens, Kate Whiting

SYRACUSE HIGH SCHOOL

TOP ROW Kody Krauss, Danielle Molosz, Katee Stromberg, Karmen Teuscher, Sadie Pulley MIDDLE ROW Karli Poulter, Kyle Hassard, Leia Rollins, Nicholas Kinkade, Jocelyn Johnson BOTTOM ROW Thomas Simmons, Annakaitlyn Burningham, Desiray Ann Smith, John Parker

TAYLORSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

Jason Dieu, Daniel Sampson, Sarah Seaman, John Vinh Duc Ong, Renton Christensen, Evelyn Bentley, Kenneth Gordon, Amy Pitts, Easton Christensen, Tyler Cox, Aiden Archibald, Joshua Speth, Jeffrey Tate Seaman, Megan Booth

TIMPVIEW HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Aliza Cavendar, Grace Healey, Jacob Boyce, Benjamin Charles, Annemarie Hilton, Alta Fairbourne FRONT ROW Yejin Bann, Aynslee Mattson, Danika West, Eleanor Smith, Keeley Gibson, Nehal Bakshi, Katelyn Whatcott

SPANISH FORK HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Holley Larsen, Vocal Performance, Alivia Winkel, English, Corbin Jensen, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Ethan Graham, Mathematics, Maklain Shepherd, Dance, Katlyn Swan, Family and Consumer Sciences, Jessica Dempsey, Science FRONT ROW Karley Carron-Campbell, Business and Marketing, Jack Beck, Visual Arts, Katelyn Gappmayer, Social Science, Andrew Holley, Instrumental Music, Matthew Smith, World Languages, Erica Bramall, Computer Technology

STANSBURY HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Eliza Beazer, Brandon Hadlock, Joshua Reynolds MIDDLE ROW Jill Morrison, Sone Osborn, Taralyn Larsen, Emma Wilson, Bella Colovich FRONT ROW Max Nicholson, Maame Johnson, Emily Woolfley, Bailey Higgins, Autumn Zierenberg

SKY VIEW HIGH SCHOOL

Abigail Brown, Paige Monson, Kaylee Borup, Margaret Draper, Laura White, Alexa Dawson, Jaclyn Popa, Kip Lewis, Jenna Spencer, Rachel Lattin, Jaren Pugmire

SALT LAKE SCHOOL OF THE PERFORMING ARTS

Lydia Smith, Ava Livingston, Kayla Madsen

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ALTAMONT HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Tanner Max Layton, General, Oscar C. Rasmussen, Instrumental Music, Emrey Maxfield, Science FRONT ROW Joann Mitchell, Visual Arts, Faith Rowley, Agricultural Science, Eva Marie Hansen, Mathematics

DUCHESNE HIGH SCHOOL

Austin Betts, Instrumental, Caden Bird, Social Science, Kalli Thomas, Family and Consumer Sciences, Nichole Evans, Science, Sayge Evans, Vocal, Cassandra Zander, Visual Arts NOT PICTURED Tate Gatherum, English

GRANTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Samuel Weis, Evan Thomas, Ethan Wells, Landon Gumucio, Karter Ence, Aspen Williams FRONT ROW Maddie Martin, Megan Mollard, Jessica Adams, Megan Taylor, Myranda Arave, Amanda Meek, Taeler Herren, Acelyn Fuentes

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NORTHEAST SOUTHWEST

NORTH SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Madison Ferry, English, Carter Matheson, Instrumental Music, Jessica Buchanan, Visual Arts, MIDDLE ROW Nicolas Anderson, Speech/Theater Arts, Jessica Larsen, World Languages, Ameilia Richins, General, Alexandra Rodriguez, Family and Consumer Sciences, Carson McKnight, Agriculture Sciences, FRONT ROW Elizabeth Meek, Vocal Performance, Taylor Otterness, Science, Meghan Ringel, Mathematics

UINTAH HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Derek Mansfield, General, Aubrey Moulton, Family & Consumer Sciences, Denim Lister, Agriculture Science, Eoin O’Hearn, Mathematics FRONT ROW Lily Wilson, Instrumental Music, Wen Lee, English, Bailee Allred, Business and Marketing, Jaylee Morrell, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education NOT PICTURED Marcus Bender, Social Science

UNION HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Kaecee Knight, Audra Wilson, Morgan Negus, Halli Hales, Sydney Brown, Jocelyn Burton, Tayri Tanner FRONT ROW Hunter Spunaugle, Ellie Staker, Dylan Hawkins, Ethan Mecham, Aimee Spunaugle, David Berrett, Cody Baier, Jenna Reidhead, Olivia Wells

WASATCH HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Hyrum Gailey, Business and Marketing, Isaiah Cieslewicz, General, Rachael Heath, Family and Consumer Sciences, Karissa World, Agriculture Science, Alyssa Cole, Dance, Mae Foster, English, Logan Harvath, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Hunter Wilson, World Languages FRONT ROW Olivia Stoddard, Vocal Performance, Kaylee Smith, Computer Technology, Sydney Berg, Social Science, Faith Alba, Mathematics, Abigail Scott, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Hannah Berrett, Visual Arts, Ashliann Rigby, Instrumental Music, Allison Cutting, Science

THE WINTER SPORTS SCHOOL

Sydney Tuttle

BEAVER HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Ky Brown, Dallin Smith, Jacob Eichorn, Caden Carter, Taylor Davis, Cooter Gale FRONT ROW Brian Evans, Ariadna Sanchez, Brakail Boger, Jacoy Griffiths, Dylann Quintana, Henry Lopez

CRIMSON CLIFFS HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Emily Hicks, Elizabeth Shaffer, Hannah Flake, Gabriella Thompson, Sydney Wahls, Brock Esplin, Tanner Nielsen, Sarah McCammon, Emma Young FRONT ROW Mary Myers, Isabelle Marsden, Chloe Nelson, Derek Baker, Hunter Harrison

DESERT HILLS HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Boman Johnson, Clara Anderson, Mykela Hansen, Noelle Sampson, Carson Miller, Addison Lewis, Anna Barfuss, Paige Nelson, Kaden Terry FRONT ROW Sofia Perez, Brooke Randall, Katherine Manazer, Jana Nassar, Annie McArthur, Tayla Boyer

DIXIE SUCCESS HIGH SCHOOL

Kasen David Graff, Haley Anne Harrison, Mikayla June Hunt, Prinay Rajesh Patel, Amarie Letrece Carter, Konner Mel Taylor, Claire Olivia Phelps, Rylee Renae Creager, Brenlie Belle Shirts, Matilda Mae Gibb, Travis Walt Jones, Emma Sierra Ferguson, Jason Ferron Morwood

RICH HIGH SCHOOL

Aaron Cook, Amber Cook, Maliah Jolley, McKina Stacey

SOUTH SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL

Tyler McMillan, Georgia Puckett, Caylie Leithead, Katelyn Simmons, Parker Booth, Kylee Prescott, Dawson Broadbent, Madelynn Percy, Kevin Timothy, Aspen Blazzard, Daylen Bowen, Sadie Eiting, Annie Edmunds, Tess Butikofer

TABIONA HIGH SCHOOL

Lilly Lazenby, Hesston Thomas, Mitchell Wagner, Janae Jenkins

MORGAN HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Dallon Gunn, Science, Indyana Smith, Computer Technology, Carsyn Ball, Dance, Corinne Wilkinson, Visual Arts, Hadlee Charlton, Family and Consumer Sciences, Paige Winegar, English, Austyn Leak, Vocal Performance, Jacob Pincock, Mathematics FRONT ROW Oakley Olson, Social Science, Jackson Woolsey, Agricultural Science, Brightyn Bond, World Languages, Janson Sanders, Skilled and Technical Science, Molly Phelps, General, Connor McLean, Instrumental Music, Kaylee Wardell, Business and Marketing NOT PICTURED Elizabeth Dougall, Speech/Theatre Arts/Forensics

ENTERPRISE HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Kohlton Barlow, Business and Marketing, Makinley Mortenson, Music, Jordyn Reber, Dance, Auria Dunford, Visual Arts, Emma Yardley, Speech/Drama, Emily Shurtliff, English, Braxton Messersmith, Mathematics FRONT ROW Wyatt Gardner, Agricultural Science, Wyatt Holliday, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Reid Cope, Family and Consumer Sciences, Juel Moody, Social Science, Ashton Gardner, Science, Dawson Thelin, General

HURRICANE HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Anna Nelson, Mathematics, Jazzlyn Shannon, Speech & Drama, Jessica Perry, Visual Arts, Emma Ballard, Family & Consumer Science MIDDLE ROW Paige Mangelson, Dance, Taiji Harada, Computer Technology, Chantell Pearson, Social Science, Maxine Campbell, General, Emily Wixom, Skilled & Technical Sciences FRONT ROW Jason Colby, Science, Kaylee Nelson, Business and Marketing, Nate Werrett, Music, Colton Yates, English

KANAB HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Carter Ward, Agricultural Science, Landon Adams, Science, Mike Luo, English FRONT ROW Caroline Giddings, Dance, William Douglass, Visual Arts, Jarrin Coleman, Mathematics, McKenna Raddatz, Music

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PAROWAN HIGH SCHOOL

Lina Biasi, Mathematics, Mary Ipson, Music, Danika Jones, Business and Marketing, Cortland Dunlap, General, Brooke Reed, Visual Arts, Scott Merrell, Speech & Drama, Brooklyn Pace, Social Science NOT PICTURED Nisha Fletcher, Computer Technology, McKenna Murphy, Family & Consumer Sciences

PINE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Ashlynn Smith, Hallie Archibald, Catherine Huebner, Rylee Dorman THIRD ROW Shaylee Reid, Brynlee Lott, Rayne Kenworthy SECOND ROW Noah Labrum, Colin Burr, Carter West FRONT ROW Joshua Strehlau, Zachariah Taylor Alvey, Dane Stocking, Hyrum Draper, Ethan Gilmore

SNOW CANYON HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Ty Guerisoli, Business and Marketing, Derek Morgan, Family and Consumer Sciences, Justin Gulbranson, Science, Adam Dunn, Skilled & Tech Science Education, Clay McFadden, General, Taran Stout, Mathematics, Ethan “Toshi” Mowery, Comp Tech, Hayden Meacham, Speech & Drama FRONT ROW Karrah Spendlove, Social Science, Lauren Scott, Visual Arts, Heidi Wakefield, Music, Sadie Roberts, Dance, Emily Ord, World Languages, McKenna Graham, English NOT PICTURED Arianna Hafen, Agricultural Science

WATER CANYON HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Dayne Knudson, Social Science, Krista Dutson, Skilled & Technical Sciences, Luella Darger, General, David Barlow, Computer Technology FRONT ROW Kimberlina Chatwin, Speech & Drama, Nicki Douberley, Visual Arts, Elizabeth Addrich, English

MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL

FROM BACK Madysen Griffiths, Social Science, Kinley Spaulding, Business and Marketing, Trinity Mayer, English, Sage Rollins, Family and Consumer Sciences, Makaysha Davis, Science, Heston Sullivan, Agricultural Science

DELTA HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Oran Finlinson, Mason Richins, Samuel LeBaron, Hayden Dutson MIDDLE ROW Kena Knight, Alexis Curtis, Shayla Baker, Amy Leyva FRONT ROW Alexis Slaymaker, Macy Mueller, Daylen Anzures

GUNNISON VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Spencer Overly, Alan Yardley, Bryce Rasmussen, Phillip Johnson, Harley Hill, Josh Barlow FRONT ROW Jane Squire, Emily Johnson, Emma Willden, Aubrey Belnap, Anya Lyman, Brendee Ellett NOT PICTURED Levi Reber

MANTI HIGH SCHOOL

Ali Cook, Sierra Roberts, Tyson Meade, Taylor Palmer, Jacob Norris, Avery Allred, Moises Trejo, Lucy Eddy, Grady Thompson, Allie Bridges, Cade Denton, Kaitlyn Chidester, Kade Cherry, Erin Frischknecht, Abby Watson

MILLARD HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Audrey Camp, Business and Marketing, Eliza Swallow, Social Science, Arden Chevalier, Technology & Computer Information, Josie Fullmer, Speech & Drama, Natalie Starley, Science FRONT ROW Katy Kelly, Family & Consumer Sciences, Bryn Rasmussen, Music, Mckenzie Brown, English, Heidi Thurman, Visual Arts

NORTH SANPETE HIGH SCHOOL

Rance Christensen, Harrison Cook, Adam Cox, Jared Strait, Kaje Nielsen, Spencer Olson, Elizabeth Madsen, Maren Bench, Kaylee Anderson, Shalyce Cook, Azlyn Freeman, Eneli Silva

NORTH SEVIER HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Jagan Blackburn, General, Benjamin Chamberlain, Science, Marshall Okerlund, Mathematics, Bransyn Christiansen, English, Brody Butler, Visual Art FRONT ROW Caleigh Nelson, Drama, Sierra, Bullard, Family and Consumer Sciences, Hallee Mason, Business, Hailey Christensen, Dance

PIUTE HIGH SCHOOL

Tyree King, Lincoln Trapp, Ashley Talbot, Kelby Jessen, Mckenzie Sudweeks, Porter Trapp NOT PICTURED Brynlee Whittaker

RICHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL

TOP ROW Mason Solt, Computer & Information Tech, Konner Jensen, Science, Kordell Morgan, General, Luke Robbins, Art, Samuel Torgersen, World Languages MIDDLE ROW Collin Sargent, English and Literature, Annalee Thompson, Mathematics, Kara Lilly Friant, Family and Consumer Sciences, Danielle Walker, Agricultural Science, Truvoni Bitsoie, Trade and Technical FRONT ROW Kenady Sorenson, Social Science, Lexann Shumway, Dance, Rachel Krueger, Speech and Drama, Karlee Thomas, Music

SOUTH SEVIER HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Brinley Vellinga, Business and Marketing Education, Lydia Christopherson, Speech and Drama, Hannah Gay, Music FRONT ROW Jercie Jorgensen, Family and Consumer Sciences, Carson Thornock, General, Lucy Atwood, Science

TINTIC HIGH SCHOOL

Elizabeth Milne, Talesha Bills, Maicie Fuell, Melinda Grimstead, Haley Terry

WAYNE HIGH SCHOOL

BACK ROW Brody Durfey, Kash Beeler, Abbi New, Shyanne VanDyke, Blake Giles FRONT ROW Abby Stevens, Paxton Davis, Hanna Williams, Katie Wilson, Kalina Maw

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SOUTHEAST

CARBON HIGH SCHOOL

TOP ROW Madalyn Johnson, English, Hunter Heath, Social Science, Easton Horsley, Mathematics, Blake Grundy, Music, Ryan Brady, World Languages MIDDLE ROW Carson Anderson, Skills and Technical Education, Raegan Worley, Science, Kayla Wilson, Dance, Ana Maria Olivas, Family and Consumer Sciences, P.J. Howa, Forensics and Speech BOTTOM ROW Dylan Stead, Computer Technology, Katie Jones, Business and Marketing, Amelia Thatcher, Visual Arts, Ryker Childs, Drama and Vocal Performance

GRAND COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL

Grace Mefret, Music, Anika Scherer, English, Jack Charlton, Science, Kyla Jackman, Visual Arts, Porter Ricks, Skilled and Technical Education, Corah Moody, Mathematics

WEST DESERT HIGH SCHOOL

Haylie Reil, Mackenzie Allred

Performance, Kyle Turley, Computer Technology, Kenley Thiel, Dance, Jessica Duran, Business and Marketing, Caelan Roberts, English, Caden Meyer, Science

WEST HIGH SCHOOL — Vishal Jammulapati, World Languages, Talia Zamir, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Sylvia Xi, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Sachin Sundar, Business and Marketing, Rory Beals, Social Science, Rachael Hales, Vocal Performance, McKenzie Shaffer-Kay, English, Jean Yoo, Mathematics , Ella Kennedy-Yoon, Dance, Diya Rao, Instrumental Music, Daphne Liu, Science, Anna Sibul, Family & Consumer Sciences, Angela Layton, Computer Technology, Alicia Zhang, Visual Arts

WEST JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL — Thayne Alexander Hanks, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Taylor Leon Hendrickson, Business and Marketing, Robert Caleb Gray, World Languages, Mckayla Morgan Stott, Family & Consumer Sciences, Katherine Elzorah Mueller, English, Katelyn Michele McDougal, Instrumental Music, Januel Alexander Gomez Colon, Mathematics, Bryson Mathew Hooper, Computer Technology, Alexis Rose Johnson, Vocal Performance, Samantha Jo Overdiek, Dance, Hailey Simone Sewell, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Gabrielle Rebecca Oertle, Visual Arts, Alissa Kailey Sadler, Science

WOODS CROSS HIGH SCHOOL — Peter Van Leeuwen, Family & Consumer Sciences, Isaac Phillips, Visual Arts, Hannah Baker, World Languages, Halle Yost, Dance, Greta Jensen, English, Farooza Asef, Business and Marketing, Elise VanDenBerghe, Social Science, Courtney Riesenberg, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Brendan Marsh, Computer Technology, Brady James, Science, Blake Finklea, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Blake Eliason, Instrumental Music, Aryanna Holmes, Mathematics, Adilyn Bahr, Vocal Performance

NORTHEAST

PARK CITY HIGH SCHOOL — Stryder Larsen, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Savanna Hale,

Family and Consumer Sciences, Mia Cutler, Instrumental Music, Megan Ellis, Agriculture Science, Max O’Reilly, Vocal Performance, Lucia Auerbach, English, Lucas Hoeksema, Social Science, Josie Marshall, Business and Marketing, Hailey Hultberg, Dance, Erin Hardy, World Languages, Elle Hopkins, Visual Arts, Drew Neff, Computer Technology, Derek Su, Mathematics, Cameron Solomon, Science, Ana Kaiserman, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Alexis (Ali) Aldous, General

SOUTHWEST

BRYCE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL — Treyson Roberts, Business and Marketing, Kysha Brinkerhoff, Family and Consumer Sciences, Chase Beesley, Mathematics, Brooklyn Syrett, English, Areena Johnson, Agricultural Science

CANYON VIEW HIGH SCHOOL — Trevor Sanders, Music, Sydney Norris, Mathematics, Sydney Jessen, English, Kaden Peterson, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Jene Haycock, Dance, Ian Jensen, Computer Technology, Hannah Thacker, Business and Marketing, Hailey Whittaker, Science, Delaney Miller, Family and Consumer Sciences, Dakota Owen, Agricultural Science, Claire Swope, Visual Arts, Cameron Shakespear, World Languages, Brennan Baker, Social Science, Avery Brown, General Scholarship, Amelia Gatherum, Speech/Drama

CEDAR HIGH SCHOOL — Victoria Chandler, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Neah DePoe, Social Science, Mya Griffith, Computer Technology, Max Workman, General Scholarship, Matthew Monson, Science, Katelyn Marie Mumford, World Languages, Kailey Gilbert, English, Kade Simmons, Visual Arts, Jannica Johnson, Family and Consumer Sciences, Grace Engst, Mathematics, Fallon Montgomery, Dance, Eliza Wright, Music, Caleb Nelson, Business and Marketing, Brittney Fails, Agricultural Science, Abi Myers, Speech/Drama

DIXIE HIGH SCHOOL — Paige Bartschi, General Scholarship, Melanie Grob, Dance,

Martha Bown, Social Science, Lexi Wild, Visual Arts, Kinley Wilson, Music, Kaitlyn Shantay Evans, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Jessie P. Trawick, Computer Technology, Jenna Page, English, David Lanakila Stant, Mathematics, Carla Prat, Family and Consumer Sciences, Ashton Hunt, Science, Ashlee Nicole Sevilla, Business and Marketing, Alexis Maurine Gust, Agricultural Science, Addelyn Grace Morgan, Speech/Drama

ESCALANTE HIGH SCHOOL — Caitlynn Lyman, Social Science, Ashley Young, Visual Arts

PANGUITCH HIGH SCHOOL — Cortney Houston, Speech/Drama, Cody Frandsen, Social Science

CENTRAL

JUAB HIGH SCHOOL — Taylor Johnson, Family and Consumer Sciences, Tanner James Gardiner, Business and Marketing Education, Sydney Samuelson, English & Literature, Sara Winn, Agriculture Science, Leah Keyte, Speech & Drama, Keaton Thomas, Social Science, Hannah Wall, World Languages, Hannah Hall, General Scholarship, Genika Allred, Music, Evelyn Roundy, Visual Arts, Emileigh Painter, Trade & Technical Education, Dason Day, Mathematics, Clint Marchant, Science, Christian Dye, Computer and Information Technology, Brooklynn Hunter, Dance

SOUTHEAST

EMERY HIGH SCHOOL — Wade Huggard, Social Science, Shaylee Grange,Skilled and Technical Science Education, Madalyn World, Dance, Luke Stilson, Mathematics, Kaylee Durrant, Drama and Vocal Performance, Kathryn Christensen, Science, Jannika Beagley, Visual Arts, Haley Guymon, Music, Dani Jo Thatcher, Family and Consumer Sciences, Cannon Sharp, English, Braden Howard, Computer Technology, Bethany Justice, Business and Marketing, Allison Thomas, Forensics and Speech

GREEN RIVER HIGH SCHOOL — Ethan Dennis Johnson, Social Science, Angelique Seirra Cordingley, English

MONTICELLO HIGH SCHOOL — Paul Reay, Science, Olivia Chamberlain, Family and Consumer Sciences, Kennedy Brewer, Social Science, Joseph Boyle, English, Grant Nebeker, Business and Marketing, Cory Bunker, Skilled and Technical Science Education, Collin Tuff Adair, Computer Technology, Collin Harrod, Mathematics, Cedar English, Music, Cami Lewis, Dance, Barbara Abernathy, Forensics and Speech, Alan Pettit, Visual Arts, Aimee Crowley, Drama and Vocal Performance

MONUMENT VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL — Zeta Benallie, Music, Tremaine Cly, Dance, Nolana Benally, Skilled and Technical Science Education, Kiana Yazzie, English, Kami Teeasyatoh, Mathematics, Jullian Crank, Science, Gabrielle Cly, Visual Arts, Felicia Holliday, Social Science, Alexa Laws, Business and Marketing

NAVAJO MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL — Chaydin Atene, Music

SAN JUAN HIGH SCHOOL — Viola Pratchen, Skilled and Technical Science Education, TruShuan Mark, Visual Arts, Sylver Hart, Science, Rachel Berrett, Dance, Lydia Pugh, Music, Landon Burke, Mathematics, Kaileb McNiven, Social Science, Jordan Clinger, Drama and Vocal Performance, Isabel Young, English, Francisca Davila, World Language, Bryant Francom, Business and Marketing

WHITEHORSE HIGH SCHOOL — Xavier Martin, Dance, Sunshine White, English, RueShunda Jim, Family and Consumer Sciences, Kassidy Lee, Science, Joy Parker, Drama and Vocal Performance

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE BY PARTICIPATING INSTITUTIONS

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AMERICAN PREPARATORY ACADEMY (DRAPER) — Tessa Quist, English, Suhaani Shelat, World Languages, Sharlene Baltazar, Mathematics, Rachel Maxfield, Science, Kilee Henrie, Social Science, Autumn Hill, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Anish Anam, Computer Technology

AMERICAN PREPARATORY ACADEMY (WEST VALLEY) — Tamara Chavez, Dance, Lianna Le, Science, Laureen Aguayo, Family & Consumer Sciences, Keylee Rawlings, World Languages, Kelly Beltran, Visual Arts, Gabriella A. Franco, Social Science, Chelsey Orozco, English, Ashley Jackson, Mathematics, Ariadne Ramirez, Vocal Performance, Andrea Noemi Garcia, Instrumental Music

BEEHIVE ACADEMY — Srinithya Lakireddy, Dance, Kaden Gordon, Computer Technology, Abbey Thomas, Science

BONNEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL — Trinity Gross, Visual Arts, Spencer C. Heywood, Business and Marketing, Samuel Archer, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Malin Scharmann, Computer Technology, Madysen Gailey, English, Madison Johnson, Dance, Macy McCormack, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Laura Lindquist, Mathematics, Jarod Moss, Science, Cal Cornaby, Instrumental Music, Brecklyn Noble, Vocal Performance, Allison Bird, Family & Consumer Sciences, Alexandria Michaels, World Languages

BOUNTIFUL HIGH SCHOOL — AJ Dwyer, Social Science, Zoha Riaz, Business and Marketing, Samantha Adamson, Mathematics, Ruby Swensen, English, Mahri Dorius, Dance, Madelyn Bushman, Family & Consumer Sciences, Mackenzie Cottle, Science, Keri Vance, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Kaitlyn Mays, Visual Arts, Jenna Francis, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Gabe Warburton, Vocal Performance, Elsie Kearl, Instrumental Music, Caroline Olsen, Social Science, Andrea Barreno, World Languages

CORNER CANYON HIGH SCHOOL — Tor Charnholm, Mathematics, Sydney Rudel, Vocal Performance, Nickolas Solum, Science, McKay Larsen, World Languages, Mason Hughes, Social Science, Lauren Carn, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Kyle Holland, Computer Technology, John Askew, English, Jared Memmott, Instrumental Music, Gwenaelle Horrocks, Visual Arts, Ellie Whitehead, Business and Marketing, Ella Fankhauser, Dance, Cannon Reading, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Abby Van De Graaff, Family & Consumer Sciences

DAVINCI ACADEMY — Tucker Miller, Social Science, Oliver Packham, Mathematics, Nikei Bowen, Visual Arts, James Schaffer, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Hunter Williams, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Haileigh Seager, Vocal Performance, Cristian Urbina, Science, Bliss Vandeventer, English, Bentley Merrill, Computer Technology, AnnaLynn Kozerski, Family & Consumer Sciences

FARMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL — Sierra Lutz, Science, Sarah Washburn, Visual Arts, Rozlyn NeVille, English, Matt Seal, Business and Marketing, Kesler Hortin, World Languages, Katie Stefl, Family & Consumer Sciences, Kate Weeks, Dance, Josh Dennis, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Jason Li, Instrumental Music, Isaac Tholl, Social Science, Brynn Austin, Computer Technology, Amanda Anderson, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Alex Kirkham, Mathematics, Abby Hoskins, Vocal Performance

FREMONT HIGH SCHOOL — Will Hardcastle, Science, Vanessa Aurora Harris, Mathematics, Levi Brent Davis, Computer Technology, Kaleb Kearl, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Kaci Smith, Visual Arts, Hannah McBride, Social Science, Hannah Hatch, Instrumental Music, Hallie Morris, Family & Consumer Sciences, Hallie Hudman, Dance, Bailey Oleson, Vocal Performance, Allison Stuart, English, Aaron Haws, Business and Marketing

INTECH COLLEGIATE —Morgon George, Social Science

JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL —Abigail Simmons, English, Ashton Pelley, Social Science, Brooklyn Wagner, Dance, Ben Fairbourn, Vocal Performance, Tim Ross, Instrumental Music, Kira Brooks, Mathematics, Caleb Grow, Science, Owen Geiger, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Ellison Sealey, Family and Consumer Sciences, Sam Lyman, Business and Marketing, Megan DuVal, World Languages, Sarah Jarrard, Speech, Theater Arts, Forensics, Paige Anderson, Visual Arts

KARL MAESER PREPARATORY ACADEMY — Tori Nielsen, World Languages, Tamma Bahr, Mathematics, Rachel Gundersen,

Instrumental Music, Marie Hua, English, Maria Bradshaw, Family & Consumer Sciences, Kylie Hansen, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Kylie Chase, Visual Arts, Katelyn Lawson, Dance, Joshua Beckham, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Jenna Norris, Social Science, Georgia Johnson, Vocal Performance, Emma Mecham, Business and Marketing, Devyn Giles, Science, Corban Villa, Computer Technology

LUMEN SCHOLAR INSTITUTE — Shaelynn Jackson, Visual Arts, Nicholas Parker, Computer Technology, Emmaline Saunders, Instrumental Music, Emma Richardson, Social Science, Christopher Eyre, Mathematics

MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS ACADEMY — Owen Harps, Computer Technology, Mia Merchant, Vocal Performance, Laura Kovac, Business and Marketing, Kate Larson, Science, EmmaLea Walters, English, Aubrey Matkin, Family & Consumer Sciences, Alyssa Pace, World Languages, Abigail Sparks, Visual Arts

NORTHRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL — Will Gertge, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Taylor Heikens, English, Samuel Jacobs, Computer Technology, Owen Wayment, Mathematics, Natalie Stucki, Vocal Performance, Morgan Bailey, Visual Arts, Kyle Addison, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Kayla Anderson, Business and Marketing, Isaac Haarala, Dance, Ellie Blundell, World Languages, Dallin Christiansen, Instrumental Music, Corbin Andersen, Social Science, Brian Baak, Science

RIDGELINE HIGH SCHOOL — Wyatt Daugs, Science, Paige Fargo, World Languages, Myriam Anderson, Mathematics, Mark Wangsgard, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Kestlie Harding, Vocal Performance, Johan Salome, Social Science, Jenna Campbell, English, Jada Baugh, Visual Arts, Gabriella Gowen, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Ellie Evans, Instrumental Music, Daxton Broadhead, Computer Technology, Cambry Funk, Family & Consumer Sciences, Bridger Welker, Business and Marketing, Aliya Peterson, Dance

SKYRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL — Winston Platt, Instrumental Music, Rachel Muhlestein, Science, Maya Patten, Computer Technology, Logan Pickle, Mathematics, Kianna Conrad, Vocal Performance, Jacob Willford, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Emily Dye, Family & Consumer Sciences, Ellie Warner, Dance, Ellie Shawcroft, English, Cozette Rogers, Social Science, Caroline Whitehead, World Languages, Annie Watson, Visual Arts, Addison Hatch, Business and Marketing, Abigail Marsh, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics

SPRINGVILLE HIGH SCHOOL —Landon Boyer, Mathematics, Jonathan Christensen Science, Brooke Gabler, Dance, Chase Johns, Business and Marketing, Sydni Johnson, Social Science, Lindsay Kimball, Vocal Performance, Wesley Mangum, English, Amelia Michaelis, Instrumental Music, Naomi Ogles, Family and Consumer Sciences, Kaden Paxton, Computer Technology, Cathay Poulsen, World Languages, Elizabeth Sorensen, Skilled and Technical Sciences, Kelsey Sumsion, Speech/Theatre/ Forensics, Jane Wilson, Visual Arts

TIMPANOGOS HIGH SCHOOL — Sarah Millett, Social Science, Rebekah Loveridge, Instrumental Music, Paige Adams, Family and Consumer Sciences, Morgan M. Hansen, Mathematics, Meakalia Fisher, English, Mayson Garrett, Vocal Performance, Matthew T. Craig, Computer Technology, Jasmine Ruales, World Languages, Emmalyn Kartchner, Visual Arts, Elle Livingston, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Blake Fox, Dance, Ashley Min, Business and Marketing, Ashley Jones, Science

TOOELE HIGH SCHOOL — McCade Laughlin, Science, Mallory Hinton, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Luke Wilson, Dance, Kathryn Thompson, English, Joanie Palmer, Family and Consumer Sciences, Jaylee Montague, World Languages, Jacob Sagers, Social Science, Ian Rockwell, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Grace Jenkins, Vocal Performance, Emily WIley, Visual Arts, Cendan Dillon, Instrumental Music, Cameron Kenison, Mathematics, Anthony Garrard, Computer Technology, Angela Shaw, Business and Marketing

UTAH CONNECTIONS ACADEMY — McKibben Needham, Dance

UTAH MILITARY ACADEMY — Haley Slater, Vocal Performance

WEBER HIGH SCHOOL — Zach W. Oveson, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Spencer Bailey, Social Science, Solenne Zipporah Songer, Visual Arts, Samuel Gibby, Mathematics, Natalie Nef, Instrumental Music, Michigan Peterson, Family & Consumer Sciences, Lexie LaFeber, Vocal

PARTICIPANTS WITH NO GROUP PHOTO

Most colleges and universities in Utah and Brigham young University – Idaho in Rexburg, ID, offer financial assistance to top nominees in the Deseret News/KSL Broadcast Group Sterling Scholar Awards Program. Some are offered to winners only while other institutions may offer scholarships also to runners-up, and even others offer to finalists or even nominees in the program. Several are renewable based on the nominee’s grade point average. The following are participating educational institutions and their financial assistance for 2021 Sterling Scholars. (Note: Awards are listed as described by the institutions. Exact amounts are not included due to some changes in fee structures. Application must be made immediately; good for the 2020-2021 school year.)

Bridgerland Technical College, Logan – $1,000 tuition waiver for enrollment in a Bridgerland certificate program beginning within one year of high school graduation to Regional Sterling Scholar Category Winners who graduate from one of the College’s local area high schools (Bear River, Box Elder, Logan, Mountain Crest, Ridgeline, Sky View, Green Canyon, and Rich).  Recipient must visit Bridgerland’s Financial Aid Office -with documentation of his/her status as a regional category winner- to activate the award and have the terms of the award explained. Visit Bridgerland Technical College online at www.btech.edu or call (435) 750-3204 or (435) 750-3268 for more information. 

Brigham Young University, Provo – One-year (two semesters) full LDS tuition scholarships to all regional (final round) category winners contingent upon admission to BYU by appropriate deadline.  Should you qualify for another scholarship from the Financial Aid Office at BYU, you will receive whichever scholarship is of greater value. For additional information about scholarships, visit our website at https://enrollment.byu.edu/financialaid/apply-for-scholarships. For questions regarding Sterling Scholarships at BYU, email us at [email protected].

Utah State University – In addition to any other scholarship received from USU, regional category winners will receive a $2,000 stipend for two years ($500 per semester for 4 semesters), regional category runners-up will receive $1,000 stipend for one year ($500 per semester for 2 semesters); and finalists in the Wasatch Front Region receive a $500 stipend for one year ($250 per semester for 2 semesters). Sterling Scholar stipends can be used at all of the 

32 USU campuses (including USU Logan Main Campus, Statewide Campuses, USU-Eastern, and USU Blanding). General USU scholarship requirements can be found at www.usu.edu/scholarships. Nominees must (1) apply for admissions by January 10, 2021 and (2) email a copy of the Sterling Scholar Award/Certificate to [email protected].  

Dixie State University – Dixie State University offers a one-year, $1,000 scholarship to Utah High School Sterling Scholar winners in all regions.  Sterling Scholar scholarships must be used directly out of high school; and cannot exceed the cost of full tuition when combined with any other scholarship awarded by DSU.  To claim this scholarship, the nominee must be admitted to Dixie State University and submit a copy of their Sterling Scholar Certificate (or a letter from a high school counselor verifying that the student is the winner in their category) to the scholarship coordinator by July 1st. Contact the scholarship office at: [email protected][email protected], visit www.dixie.edu or call (435) 652-7578. 

Neumont College of Computer Science, Salt Lake City – Presidential Scholarship – Up to 100% of the Cost of Tuition – To encourage the enrollment of highly qualified nominees, Neumont University grants scholarships of up to 100% of tuition costs for nominees who demonstrate superior academic competency and skills.  Nominees awarded a Presidential Scholarship are not eligible for other institutional scholarships awarded by the University.  Regional runners-up and high school winners receive 50% tuition paid with a 3.50 GPA or higher. Contact Rob Dillman [email protected] call (801) 302-2879.

Salt Lake Community College, Salt Lake City – Salt Lake Community College offers a one-year (Fall semester/Spring semester) tuition waiver to regional category winners and runners-up.  The exact tuition waiver amount is based on the number of enrolled credit hours. Recipients must enroll in a minimum of nine credit hours each semester they receive this award, with a maximum of 18 credit hours. Nominees are required to pay individual student and course fees.  These tuition waivers are awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis.  They are non-renewable and limited.  This tuition waiver may be combined with other awards that 

are not covering tuition, but not in all cases. Application due date is January 8, 2020 (apply early-only 4 available). Recipients must provide a copy of their certificate, or the newspaper clipping of award to the Scholarship Team at the Financial Aid Office on the Taylorsville Redwood Campus, or it may be emailed to [email protected].

Snow College, Ephraim – A full tuition resident scholarship for 2 years or 4 semesters ($1,598/semester) is offered to all regional category winners in any Sterling Scholar category. A $1,000/semester scholarship for 2 years or 4 semesters is offered to all regional category runners-up in any Sterling Scholar category. This scholarship cannot be used in conjunction with an academic scholarship. To be eligible for any scholarship, nominees must submit the application for admissions and scholarships, postmarked on or before the “new” nominee scholarship deadline. Nominees seeking this scholarship must provide documentation to the scholarship office showing receipt of the Regional Sterling Scholar award by May 1 of the year awarded. Additional information on all available scholarships is available at www.snow.edu. Contact Dana Bagnall [email protected] or call (435) 283-7150 or (800) 848-3399.

Southern Utah University, Cedar City – $3,000 annual scholarship ($1,500/semester) for a maximum of eight (8) semesters to regional Sterling Scholar category winners and runners-up. Application due date is May 1. Must have a 3.0 GPA or higher to maintain scholarship. The award cannot stack or combine with any other academic institutional scholarships. Contact Colin Ward [email protected] or call (435) 586-7735. 

University of Utah, Salt Lake City – Renewable $5,000 annual scholarship to all regional category winners for a total value of approximately $20,000 for a maximum of eight (8) semesters or until the nominee receives a baccalaureate degree, whichever comes first.  Recipients must maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.6 and complete 24 hours of course work every two semesters of academic year, namely fall and spring.  For additional information about scholarships at the University of Utah, please go to www.financialaid.edu. Contact Anthony P. Jones, Ph.D. Anthony.P.Jones@

utah.edu or Jenny Allen Ryan [email protected] or call (801) 581-6211.

Utah Valley University, Orem – Region Winners – $4,000 per year ($2,000 per semester) for four-years. Retention criteria: 15 credits per semester with a cumulative GPA of 3.5. Region Runners-Up - $3,500 per year ($1,750 per semester) for two-years. Retention criteria:  12 credits per semester with a cumulative GPA of 3.2. High School Winners - $2,000 per year ($1,000 per semester) for one year. Not renewable.  Must take 12 credit hours per semester. During their senior year students must apply for this award by being admitted to UVU and completing the online scholarship application by the deadline date of May 1st. Students will be required to provide documentation of their Sterling Scholar Award. For all eligibility requirements please visit our website https://www.uvu.edu/financialaid/scholarships/.

Weber State University, Ogden – Regional winners will be awarded a one year tuition scholarship of $2,000.   High school category winners will be awarded a one year tuition scholarship of $1,000.  Nominees must be admitted to the university.  To apply to the university, please see : http://weber.edu/admissions .  Recipient must be a U.S. Citizen and Utah resident attending full-time (12-18 credit hours) each semester and maintain a 2.5 GPA.  The Scholarship Office must be notified by July in order to post the Sterling Scholar Award. The Sterling Scholar Scholarship cannot be combined with academic scholarships. Contact Crystal Giordano [email protected] or call (801) 626-7569.  

Westminster College, Salt Lake City – Renewable $3,000 scholarship awards up to 4 years ($12,000 total) to all regional category winners. Renewable $1,500 scholarship awards up to 4 years ($6,000 total) to all regional category runners-up. These awards will be granted in addition to any the merit scholarships offered by Westminster (not to exceed full-tuition). Nominees must maintain good academic standing and satisfactory progress to renew the scholarship for up to eight semesters of study or receipt of bachelor’s degree (whichever comes first). Full-time enrollment in the fall semester directly following high school graduation is required. Contact Jennifer Dahl [email protected] or call (801) 832-2294.

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