SHELBYVILLE ACADEMIC UIL TEAM SWEEPS DISTRICT 22AA
Shelbyville High School competed in the District 22AA Academic UIL Spring Meet held at SFA on March 26th. Shelbyville competitors are District Champions and qualified thirty students in twenty-one events for the Regional Meet. Kylee Windham received the plaque for District 22AA High Point Individual by scoring an impressive seventy-five individual points when she placed first in Ready Writing, Feature Writing, News Writing, Headline Writing and Editorial Writing.
District 22AA Schools and Total Points Earned
Shelbyville 686.00
Timpson 289.00
Joaquin 188.50
Beckville 162.00
Martinsville 97.50
Shelbyville students who received medals at the district meet include:
First Place
Ali Baty – Computer Applications
Altobeli Caporali – Calculator Applications
Altobeli Caporali - Mathematics
Altobeli Caporali – Spelling & Vocabulary
Caleigh Sparks – Current Issues & Events
Harlie Hagler – Informative Speaking
Kaci Griffin – Lincoln Douglas Debate
Kylee Windham – Ready Writing
Kylee Windham – Headline Writing
Kylee Windham – News Writing
Kylee Windham – Feature Writing
Kylee Windham – Editorial Writing
Perla Caporali – Literary Criticism
Sam Windham – Computer Science
Savannah Talbert – Persuasive Speaking
Ty Fox – Number Sense
Second Place
Altobeli Caporali – Number Sense
Sam Windham – Lincoln Douglas Debate
Dee Osby – Computer Applications
Devenne Smith – Informative Speaking
Hannah Nicosia – Literary Criticism
Harlie Hagler - Mathematics
Kaci Griffin – Persuasive Speaking
Lindsey Holbrook – Editorial Writing
Madison Taylor – Poetry Interpretation
Mariana Mendoza – Calculator Applications
Mikel Carter – Social Studies
Odalis Martinez – Accounting
Third Place
Austin Crocker – Lincoln Douglas Debate
Christian Schilder – Number Sense
Jake Bragg – Informative Speaking
Madison Taylor – Persuasive Speaking
Ty Fox – Computer Science
Fourth Place
Caleigh Sparts – Social Studies
Christasha Johnson – Calculator Applications
Harlie Hagler – Number Sense
Kaitlin Campbell – Prose Interpretation
Kamaryn Smith – Poetry Interpretation
Lindsey Holbrook – Feature Writing
Raylen Black – Literary Criticism
Sam Windham - Science
Tristan Smith – Ready Writing
Ty Fox – Spelling & Vocabulary
Fifth Place
Ryan Alvis – Spelling & Vocabulary
Tristan Smith – Editorial Writing
Tristan Smith – Headline Writing
Sixth Place
Courtney Bass – Accounting
Vivian Mendoza - Accounting
Cleosha Jeter - Mathematics
Lindsey Holbrook – News Writing
First Place Team
Altobeli Caporali, Mariana Mendoza, Christasha Johnson, Harlie Hagler - Calculator
Applications
Altobeli Caporali, Ryan Alvis, Kalina Bradshaw, Ty Fox – Spelling & Vocabulary
Altobeli Caporali, Harlie Hagler, Cleossha Jeter, Jessica Hemphill – Mathematics
Altobeli Caporali, Ty Fox, Harlie Hagler, Christian Schilder – Number Sense
Perla Caporali, Hannah Nicosia, Raylen Black, Angel Hubble - Literary Criticism
Journalism
Speech
Second Place Team
Caleigh Sparks, Jake Bragg, Dee Osby, Kennedey Parker - Current Issues & Events
Mikel Carter, Caleigh Sparks, Kennedey Parker, Ambria Garrett – Social Studies
Odalis Martinez, Vivian Mendoza, Courtney Bass – Accounting
Sam Windham, Ty Fox, Randall Dusang – Computer Science
Ali Baty, Altobeli Caporali, Angel Hubble, Caleigh Sparks, Christasha Johnson, Christian Schilder, Cleosha Jeter, Dee Osby, Devenne Smith, Hannah Nicosia, Harlie Hagler, Jake Bragg, Jessica Hemphill, Kaci Griffin, Kaitlin Campbell, Kalina Bradshaw, Kamaryn Smith, Kylee Windham, Lindsey Holbrook, Madison Taylor, Mariana Mendoza, Mikel Carter, Odalis Martinez, Perla Caporali, Raylen Black, Ryan Alvis, Sam Windham, Savannah Talbert, Tristan Smith, and Ty Fox will compete at the 2015 Region III – AA Academic Regional Spring Meet at Panola College on April 24th & 25th.
Shelbyville Academic UIL coaches are: Brooke Harrison (Science), Claire Windham (One Act Play, Ready Writing, Editorial Writing, Headline Writing, Feature Writing, News Writing), Cole Harrison (Number Sense), Crystal Harrison (Mathematics, Calculator Applications), Emily Sowell (CX Debate, Lincoln Douglas Debate, Informative Speaking, Persuasive Speaking), Jeane Taylor (Poetry Interpretation, Prose Interpretation), Mario Osby (Computer Applications), Matthew Gregston (Accounting, Computer Science), Joyce Oliver (Science), Kristie Brown (Spelling & Vocabulary) and Sonya Parker (Social Studies, Current Issues & Events).
“Students who compete in UIL events devote countless hours preparing for UIL academic competition”, said Dr. David Stevens, UIL director of academics. “Like their athletic counterparts, they practice before, during and after school and attend invitational meets and competitions. For virtually every school in Texas, it serves as an extension to the regular classroom for highly motivated, intelligent young men and women.”
“In its own way, each contest is intended to teach the thinking skills students will need in college and in their careers,” Steven said. “We have tremendous anecdotal evidence from students who testify to the importance UIL academic contests played in their high school careers. We also know that employers want workers who can solve problems, speak effectively and write clearly. Each contest is designed to help students reach those goals.”