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Seneca Valley Finishes First In Academic Decathlon Competition
The Seneca Valley team took home an impressive 45 medals from the Academic Decathlon.

CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, PA — With a score of 47,026, and a 6,000-point lead, the Seneca Valley academic decathlon team placed first and took home 45 medals at the competition held at Collegiate Academy on Jan. 8.
SV medalists included:
- Nancy Chen: Essay (Gold), Art (Gold), Literature (Gold), Math (Bronze), Music (Gold), Science (Silver), Social Science (Gold), Individual Overall* (Gold)
- Quang Nguyen: Economics (Silver), Math (Silver), Music (Gold), Science (Bronze), Individual Overall* (Gold)
- Shivani Umesh: Art (Gold), Music (Gold), Science (Silver), Social Science (Gold), Individual Overall* (Silver)
- Rayan Ghaffar: Economics (Bronze), Math (Silver), Music (Bronze), Science (Gold), Individual Overall* (Bronze)
- Ashley Kemp: Essay (Gold), Art (Gold), Music (Silver), Science (Gold), Individual Overall* (Silver)
- Nicholas Nedzesky: Essay (Bronze), Math (Bronze), Science (Bronze)
- Shanker Pillai: Economics (Bronze), Literature (Bronze), Math (Silver)
- Ava Stewart: Literature (Gold), Music (Silver), Science (Gold)
- Nicholas Foulkrod: Science (Gold), Social Science (Bronze)
- Phebe Locante: Art (Silver), Music (Bronze)
- Katherine Hilling: Literature (Silver)
- Kason Kunkelmann: Math (Gold)
- Madison Long: Art (Bronze)
- Declan Ward: Social Science (Bronze)
*Top 9 students in the entire competition.
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The students competed in eight events: art, music, literature, mathematics, economics, social science, science and essay.
The next competition will be the United States Academic Decathlon (USAD) Regional Competition at Clarion Limestone February 11-12.
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