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Bronxville High Students Win Awards at Regional National History Day Competition

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Bronxville High School freshmen and sophomores earned multiple awards at the regional level of the 2026 National History Day Competition, held on March 7 at St. Thomas Aquinas College. The top two winners in each category will advance to the state competition, which will be held on April 26 at SUNY Oneonta.

The students showcased their extensive historical research on this year’s theme, “Revolution, Reaction and Reform in History,” through one of five ways: paper, website, documentary, performance or exhibit. Their projects were evaluated by a panel of professional historians and educators.

Congratulations to the following students for earning medals at the regional competition:

 

Performances

Individual: 

First place – Henry Gerding 

Group: 

Second place – Kate Deveraux, Annie Jaquette, Helena Nascimento-Leite, Dahlen Peters, Zara Seamark

 

Websites

Individual: 

First place – Teodor Mihov

Third place – Agnes Owell

Group: 

First place – Charlotte Gonda and Eliza Rabun

Second place – Alex Cebenoyan, Daniel Farber, Lluc Farre-Brennan, Matt Jensen

Third place – Leo Cipriani, Gabe Hanjis, Wilhelm Klose
 

Exhibits

Individual:

First place – Madeleine Borducci

Second place – Cathy Kuang

Group: 

First place – Carter Blumenreich, Will Busker, Augusto Gallipoli, Jack O’Gorman

Third place – Annabel Frigon, Kylie Lo, Audrey Lovett, Maxine Lovett  
 

Documentary

Individual: 

Second place – James Newell 

Third place – Benjo Gleason 

Group: 

Second place – Hudson Lau, Ryan Curran 

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