Hambrick Middle School’s Academic All-Stars

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On February 17, 2012, students from Hambrick Middle School competed in the Aldine ISD Academic Pentathlon. Many of the students took home top wins. Overall, the Hambrick eighth grade team finished second in the district competition while the seventh grade team’s strong showing earned them first place in the overall team category.

Eighth Grade Results:

Stephanie Rendón — 2nd Place in Math, 2nd Place in Science, 3rd Place in History & 2nd Place in Overall Individual

Adrián Zaldivar — 3rd Place in Essay, 2nd Place in Math, 2nd Place in Science, 3rd place in History & 1st Place in Overall Individual

Carlos Castañeda — 2nd Place in Math, 1st Place in Science, 1st Place in History & 1st Place in Overall Individual

Súa Cruz Quezada — 1st Place in Essay

Jennifer Tosspon — 3rd Place in Essay

Kassandra Gómez — A perfect score in the Super Quiz Category

Team members Mark Borjas, Tonas Harrell, and Génesis Vásquez also did a great job as well.

Seventh Grade Results:

Varsity Division

Johanna Carrizales — 1st Place in Overall in Varsity Division, 1st Place in Essay, 1st Place in Science & 3rd Place in History

Iván Rosas — 2nd Place in Math & 3rd Place in Essay

Scholastic Division

Bryan Orozco — 1st Place in Overall Individual, 1st Place in Essay, 2nd Place in Math & 2nd Place in Science

Valerie García — 3rd Place in Essay & 3rd Place in Math

Honors Division

Bryant Acosta — 3rd Place in Overall Individual, 2nd Place in Essay & 3rd Place in History

Ángel Tirado — 3rd Place in Essay & 2nd in Math

Natalia Nila — 1st Place in Science & 3rd Place in History

The other contributing members of the seventh grade team include Quinton Brown and Deniz Yáñez.

The eighth grade team members performed outstandingly according to Michael Stephens, eighth grade language arts teacher and Academic Pentathlon coach.

“These successes are a direct reflection of the wonderful teachers here at the Brick,” said Stephens.

Ontario Broome, the seventh grade language arts teacher and Academic Pentathlon coach, also beamed with pride.

“The students worked very hard, and we are all extremely proud of their efforts,” added Broome.