AAA Travel High School Challenge - Champions

Champions

No two First Place champions (either individual or team) came from the same state. Each of the following states had two top finishers: Virginia, Massachusetts, South Carolina, Indiana, Colorado, Louisiana, Ohio, and Washington. The two who came from both Colorado and South Carolina were pairs of siblings.

Year First Place Home State(s) Second Place Home State(s) Third Place Home State
2003 Felix Peng Connecticut Kellie Packwood Indiana --
Alexander Smith North Carolina John Solter Kansas
Steven Young Virginia David Beihl South Carolina
2004 Chris Meyer South Dakota Drew Fleeter Virginia --
Nicholas Jachowski Maryland Matthew Moran Massachusetts
Joshua Baumgartner Texas Thomas Beihl South Carolina
2005 Pratyush Buddiga Colorado Bill Isaacs Ohio --
Carson Qing New Jersey John Rice North Dakota
Michael Oh New York Katherine (Katie) Schulz Louisiana
2006 Individual: Karan Takhar Massachusetts Individual: Akshay Buddiga Colorado Individual: Matthew Alexander Ohio
Individual: Alexander King Washington
Team: Andrew Lai California Team: Ben Schwartz Rhode Island --
Team: Thimal de Alwis Louisiana Team: Matthew Alexander Ohio
Team: Erik Bolt Indiana Team: Karan Takhar Massachusetts
2007 Samuel Brandt Oregon Yeshwanth Kandimalla Georgia Dan Auerbach Illinois
Neeraj Sirdeshmukh New Hampshire
Dallas Simons Tennessee
Stephen Kirkpatrick Washington

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