District 113 is proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements, milestones and good news from our incredible students and dedicated staff. From academic excellence and athletic triumphs to artistic accomplishments and community contributions, this newsletter is your window into the moments that make our school community shine.

Please enjoy the following highlights from the second semester of the 2024-25 school year.

Celebrations and Connections

Celebrating the Class of 2025

Our proud graduates from HPHS and DHS walked across the stage at Ravinia to receive their diplomas. D113 could not be happier for the Class of 2025 and all that they have accomplished during their time with us.

We wish our newest alumni all the best in the next chapter of their journey. We can’t wait to see the amazing things you’ll go on to achieve!

EmpowerHER Conference

DHS Assistant Athletic Director Molly Tomlinson, in collaboration with several departments, organized the inaugural EmpowerHER Conference at Deerfield High School to empower more than 700 female athletes and coaches.

The event featured ESPN journalist Sarah Spain as the keynote speaker and offered breakout sessions designed to inspire girls to build confidence, develop leadership skills and stay engaged in sports.

Special thanks to all who attended, as well as the athletic department, coaches, athletes, technology team, theatre department, buildings and grounds crew and security staff, whose efforts made the event possible.

HPHS Student Making a Difference

An HPHS student is making all the difference at the Green Bay Animal Hospital in Wilmette. Katerina Shutman has participated in hands-on animal care since 2022, becoming a paid employee in 2024.

Some of her responsibilities include supporting animals during vaccinations and general evaluations, preparing rooms for animal examinations and engaging in product inventory for deliveries. Katerina has been described as a "team player with excellent collaboration skills." Congratulations, Katerina!

Spirit of Giving Through Charitable Causes

HPHS Charity Drive Raises Over $120,000

Highland Park High School's Charity Drive raised $124,085.51 for the Harold E. Eisenberg Foundation. The funds raised will benefit gastrointestinal cancer research. Thank you to the students, staff, parents and community members for their hard work and contributions to this effort. Applications for next year's efforts are now being accepted. Visit Charity Drive's website for more information.

This fall, Deerfield High School’s School Chest will raise funds for the non-profit charity the Hallie225 Foundation. The Hallie225 Foundation honors the life of Hallie Grossman, a 2016 DHS graduate who courageously fought a rare form of cancer before passing away at age 25. Hallie's legacy lives on through the nonprofit, awarding academic scholarships and medical grants to those in financial need. Stay tuned to find out how you can support the efforts this fall!

Pizza Bowl Returns, Raises Over $3,000

District 113 Education Foundation's fundraising event, Pizza Bowl, made its triumphant return for the first time since 2020, raising $3,032, which will fund grants for innovative programs at both high schools.

Attendees were treated to pizza and sweet treats from Highland Park and Deerfield while listening to live performances by the DHS and HPHS jazz bands. Thank you to the event organizers and all who attended!

Student Group Raises Over $250,000

Deerfield High School's Rays of Hope was named Chicago’s 2025 Student Visionaries of the Year by the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS). Over seven weeks, they set a new local record by raising $256,851—the highest among 27 Illinois teams.

Their work earned them the Mission Pillar Award for Patient Education. Every team member reached the "$5K Club," with two surpassing $10,000 in donations.

Staff Accolades, Achievements and Milestones

DHS Social Worker; HPHS School Psychologist Earn County Award

DHS Social Worker Amy Hindson and HPHS School Psychologist Dr. Agata Watson were recognized as Lake County's Mental Health Specialists of the Year. The Lake County Regional Office of Education's Educator of the Year ceremony honors the outstanding education professionals in Lake County. Congratulations to Amy and Agata! We are grateful for their steadfast dedication and unwavering support of our students.

Transportation Department Featured in Magazine

Chief Transportation Officer Brandon Hayes and Bus Driver Fidel Arias were featured in the February edition of School Transportation News. The duo was included in an article about improved communications between drivers at District 113. Flip to pages 38-46 to read the piece.

PC: School Transportation News

School Community Liaison Wins Award

School Community Liaison Luisa Espinosa-Lara was honored with the 2025 Community Partner Award, bestowed upon her by the Park District of Highland Park. Luisa helps connect multilingual families in District 113 and also leads the De Padre a Estudiante program. Thank you, Luisa, for making D113 more inclusive!

Read the Park District's article about their annual Champions' Celebration, featuring an in-depth write-up about Luisa.

HPHS Teacher/Coach Featured in The North Shore Weekend

The North Shore Weekend featured longtime HPHS Social Studies Teacher and Soccer Coach Kate Straka and her passion for teaching and coaching. In the piece, Straka reflects on her motivation to inspire students and how soccer is about more than just wins and losses. Flip to page 22 to read the article.

PC: The North Shore Weekend

Students Excel in Academics and the Arts

National Merit Scholarship Finalists Named

DHS students Olivia Fisz and Joshua Varon and HPHS student Benjamin Smollar have been named National Merit Scholarship finalists for their academic achievements.

Becoming a finalist begins with students taking the PSAT/NMSQT during their junior year. PSAT/NMSQT scores, academic requirements and application materials are all part of the rigorous selection process. Congratulations to all who advanced in the program!

Building Scholars

Over 200 students were scholars at their respective schools, earning either a 4.4 weighted or 3.8 unweighted GPA after seven semesters. The district is incredibly proud of the academic achievements earned by our students at HPHS and DHS.

Biliteracy Honors

By last semester, over 300 District 113 students had earned either the Illinois State Seal of Biliteracy or Commendation toward Biliteracy. This semester, several additional students at HPHS and DHS earned the distinction, bringing the total to 341.

The seal recognizes students who have attained a high level of proficiency in English and another language, while the commendation is a recognition of students who demonstrate progress towards achieving a high level of proficiency in English and another language. Students who earn either recognition receive the designation on their transcript and high school diploma. 

Illinois High School Theatre Festival All-State Production

Several DHS students and staff participated in the annual Illinois High School Theatre Festival (IHSTF), the nation's largest and oldest non-competitive high school theatre festival.

This year's All-State production of THE PROM showcased the talent of 114 students from over 60 high schools across Illinois. The students and staff and students participated:

• Charlie O’Connor, Crew
• Hayden Meyers, Crew
• El Charakchiev, Crew
• Mason Benjamin, Pit
• Britnee Kenyon, Co-Producer
• Michael Clack, Technical Theatre Director

DHS Students Named Students of the Year

Students Violet Krol and Nathan Lee were named Illinois Principals' Association Lake Region Students of the Year. Violet and Nathan were honored at a recognition breakfast along with students at each school in Lake County.

DHS Art Achievements

The artworks of several DHS students were selected to be displayed in the Illinois High School Art Exhibition at the Bridgeport Art Center in April. More than 100 high schools across Illinois participated in the event. Multiple Warrior students earned awards at the exhibit.

Best in Show

Sade Muscarella, Mixed Media (repeat winner)

Silver Medal

Ryan Blitz, Photography

Proudly Represented DHS

• Maxwell Kirchen, Mixed Media
• Olivia Kalish, Drawing
• Marlow Litowitz, Design/Painting

Diversity in HPHS Computer Science

Highland Park High School has been honored with the College Board’s AP Computer Science Female Diversity Award for its efforts in expanding access to computer science education for young women. This distinction celebrates schools that are closing the gender gap and broadening participation in the field of technology.

To qualify for this award, schools must either have 50% or more female students enrolled in one of the two AP computer science courses or demonstrate that the percentage of female students taking the AP computer science exam is equal to or exceeds the overall percentage of female students in the school.

DHS Student Places at State Science Tournament

At the Illinois Junior Academy of Science (IJAS) State Science Exposition, DHS junior Madeline Katz earned a GOLD rating and was recognized with a Top 10 award for her science project in the paper session.

Madeline’s research project, titled Using eDNA Metabarcoding as a Monitoring Mechanism for Invasive Species, investigated which invasive species are impacting the marine environments of northern Illinois. Her work also aimed to raise awareness about the threats these species pose and to explore potential strategies to mitigate or prevent their spread.

DHS Senior Earns Student of the Quarter Honors

DHS senior Dakota McCleary was named Student of the Quarter in Emergency Medical Services at Lake County Tech Campus. The EMS program prepares students for careers as emergency medical technicians (EMT-B) through comprehensive training.

Students Win 1st Place at Biomedical Competition

One of three Deerfield High School teams competed in the SHARP! Biomed Breakthrough Challenge at the University of Illinois Chicago, designing innovative prosthetic device improvements.

Junior Ella Gil coached the teams, and their projects featured 3D design models and were presented to UIC faculty from the Colleges of Engineering and Medicine. Team DREaM earned 1st Place for its prosthetic liner to enhance sensation in neuropathic amputees. Below are the members of the winning team:

• Daphne Gil
• Eric Moyano
• Madeline Geres
• Marlee Gold

Clubs and Activities Earn Plethora of Awards

DHS Robotics Wins State, Advances to World Championships

DHS' robotics team, Warbots, won the Illinois State Championship while setting the world record for highest score in a match this season.

Following the team's incredible performance at state, they competed at the World Championships in Houston. Additionally, the Warbots won their regional championships hosted at Deerfield High School.

HPHS Achievements at Model UN

Over 3,000 students gathered in New York City for the annual National High School Model United Nations Conference. Highland Park High School students earned several honors, including first-place for the Overall Delegation Award of Distinction, HPHS' first since 2018. See all of the accomplishments below:

• Delegation Awards (Group Honors)
• Highland Park High School - Overall Delegation: Award of Distinction (1st Place Designation)
• Highland Park High School - Research & Preparation: Award of Excellence (2nd Place Designation)
• Plenary Speakers (Top Individual Honors)
• Delia Cashman: United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC)
• Isabel Davis: United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC)
• Ryan Kessler: UN Economic and Social Commissions for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP)
• Julia Nathanson: United Nations Security Council, Historical 1991, (UNHSC)
• Jacob Rolfe: United Nations Security Council, Historical 1991, (UNHSC)
• Alexa Rabin: UN Children's Fund (UNICEF)
• Joslyn Klein: High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF)
• Phoebe Berkowitz: UN Economic and Social Commissions for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP)

DHS Achievements at Model UN

Over 3,000 students gathered in Chicago in February for the annual MUNUC conference to simulate the United Nations. Deerfield High School represented the Philippines and other special committees, tackling issues from climate change to global stability. We’re proud of our students’ hard work, collaboration, and diplomacy. View the accomplishments below:

• Honorable Mention
• Mack Navickas & Alex Rechitsky: The Philippines
• Ren D'Attilio: C.I.R. James
• Verbal Commendation
• Joshua Varon: Sir Fogge
• Ava Slade: Maria Ulfah Santoso

HPHS JV Team Earns Hardware at Chicano College Bowl

The HPHS Junior Varsity team earned first place at this year's Chicano College Bowl (CCB). Individually, Rosa Paneda-Gutierrez won the prestigious 2025 Stephanie Ramos Community Award.

Academic Challenge Ends Successful Season

The DHS Academic Challenge Team had a successful season, earning multiple top-five honors at state while reeling in victories at its regional and sectional tournaments. Below are individual awards earned during this past year.

HPHS Mathletes Perform Well at State

The HPHS Mathletes team placed 5th overall out of 65 schools in the 3AA Division at the Illinois Council of Teachers of Mathematics State Competition. Below is a list of team and individual top-five honors.

• 3rd Place
• Algebra, Individual: Brian Mueggenburg
• 4th Place
• Algebra, Team Overall
• Oralists: Emma Fox & Ben Smollar
• 5th Place
• Algebra 2, Team Overall
• Calculator, Team Overall

Additionally, the team performed very well at the Regional Competition, where several students earned top-three honors.

• 1st Place
• Algebra, Individual: Brian Mueggenburg
• 2nd Place
• Algebra, Team Overall
• PC, Individual: Dylan Dominguez
• Oralists: Emma Fox & Ben Smollar
• 3rd Place
• Algebra II, Team Overall
• PC, Team Overall
• Calculator, Team Overall
• 2-Person Junior Senior Team: Emma Fox & Dylan Dominguez

HPHS Mock Trial Awards

HPHS Mock Trial competed in the Lake County Courthouse Mock Trial competition, where three students took home hardware; Olivia Spencer and Adam Cohen were named Best Attorneys, while Jacob Rolfe earned the title of Best Witness. Congratulations to the award winners!

State Tournament

2nd Place

• Adam Kahn, Physics

3rd Place

• Adam Kahn, Chemistry

4th Place

• Dustin Simon, Mathematics

5th Place

• Daphne Gil, English

Sectional Tournament

1st Place

• Elvin Wang, Physics

2nd Place

• Rhishitha Bandhuvula, Chemistry
• Adam Kahn, Chemistry
• Adam Kahn, Physics
• Joshua Varon, Mathematics

3rd Place

• Andrew Kluge, Physics

Regional Tournament

1st Place

• Rhishitha Bandhuvula, Biology
• Daphne Gil, English
• Zalan Gyorgy, Mathematics
• Adam Kahn, Chemistry
• Andrew Kluge, Mathematics
• Caleb Spector, Mathematics
• Caleb Spector, Computer Science
• Elvin Wang, Physics
• Niko Weisberger, Engineering Graphics

2nd Place

• Daphne Gil, Mathematics
• Adam Kahn, Physics
• Talia Helfand, English
• Milo Solomon, Biology
• Milo Solomon, Computer Science
• Elvin Wang, Engineering Graphics
• Niko Weisberger, Chemistry

3rd Place

• Rhishitha Bandhuvula, Chemistry
• Andrew Kluge, Physics
• Talia Helfand, Biology

D113 TV and Film Awards

Students in television and film classes were busy at both buildings, earning awards in multiple competitions, including two very prestigious competitions, the National Academy of Television (NATAS) and the Midwest Media Educators Association (MMEA). See the awards earned below.

National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences

Crystal Pillar Winner

Entrant: Brooke Bernstein

School: DHS

Category: Hard News

Crystal Pillar Nominees

Entrant: Brooke Bernstein

School: DHS

Category: Music Video

Entrants: Brooke Bernstein, Nathan Lee and Micah Wolkenberg

School: DHS

Category: Fiction, Short Form

Entrants: Brooke Bernstein, Nathan Lee, Austin Blumberg and Micah Wolkenberg

School: DHS

Category: Magazine Program

Entrant: Austin Blumberg

School: DHS

Category: Arts & Entertainment/Cultural Affairs

Entrant: Austin Blumberg

School: DHS

Category: Non-Fiction, Short Form

Entrants: Simon Finkel and Cameron Janitschke

School: HPHS

Category: Fiction, Short Form

Entrants: Rodrigo Sanchez

School: HPHS

Category: Public Service Announcement

Entrant: Micah Wolkenberg

School: DHS

Category: Public Affairs/Community Service

Entrants: Micah Wolkenberg, Brooke Bernstein and Nathan Lee

School: DHS

Category: Feature News Report

Midwest Media Educators Association

1st Place

Entrant: Simon Finkel

School: HPHS

Category: Cinematography

Entrant: Simon Finkel

School: HPHS

Category: Music Video

Entrants: Jesus Rabadan, Erick Reyes and Pedro Carrasco

School: HPHS

Category: School Promotion

2nd Place

Entrant: Austin Blumberg

School: DHS

Category: Documentary

3rd Place

Entrants: Austin Blumberg and Nathan Lee

School: DHS

Category: Demonstration

Entrant: Ari Braun

School: HPHS

Category: Commercial

Entrant: Emiko Chichester

School: DHS

Category: Natural Audio News Package

Entrant: Dana Holt

School: HPHS

Category: Music Video

4th Place

Entrants: Brooke Bernstein, Nathan Lee, Austin Blumberg and Micah Wolkenberg

School: DHS

Category: 7-Day Challenge

Entrants: Cameron Janitschke and Simon Finkel

School: HPHS

Category: Dramatic Narrative

5th Place

Entrants: Brooke Bernstein, Nathan Lee, and Micah Wolkenberg

School: DHS

Category: Dramatic Narrative

Entrant: Brooke Bernstein

School: DHS

Category: Music Video

Additionally, HPHS students Simon Finkel and Cameron Janitschke's film "EX1L3D" secured third place at the Screen Test local film festival, a Chicago-based international festival celebrating short films by students from around the world.

HPHS Debate Wins State

The Highland Park High School debate team had a successful showing at the Illinois Congressional Debate Association State Tournament, winning the state championship, the school's first in three years. Additionally, in the invitational tournament, the Giants finished in third place. Debaters in both tournaments picked up individual accolades as well.

State Tournament Individual Achievements

1st Place

• Nathan Sukenik, Chamber

2nd Place

• Nathan Sukenik, Overall
• Rennie Smoler, Chamber

Notable Achievements

• Rennie Smoler, Best Presiding Officer

Invitational Tournament Individual Achievements

1st Place

• Liam Rosemeyer, Chamber
• Siena Logan, Chamber

2nd Place

• Lily Benensohn, Chamber
• Kobi Silver, Chamber
• Megan Kim, Chamber

3rd Place

• Liam Rosemeyer, Overall

Notable Achievements

• Siena Logan, Best Presiding Officer
• Lily Benensohn, Best Presiding Officer
• Sophia Elkin, Best Presiding Officer
• Isabelle Novoseletsky, Best Presiding Officer
• Nathan Sukenik, ICDA All-State Team
• Callie Wu, ICDA All-State Team

Success at DECA

DHS had the largest state chapter in the history of DECA with 327 members this school year and brought home several awards after the state tournament.

1st Place

• Business Financial Service
• Olivia Fisz
• Independent Business Plan
• Josh Duby, Andrew Kluge and Jacob Park
• Sports and Entertainment
• Josh Kofyman

3rd Place

• Business Law
• Dylan Erlich and Jack Klopfer
• Business Solutions
• Elana Dorfman
• Business Solutions and Marketing Communication
• Meredith Rivkin
• Hotel Lodging Management
• Zhen Luo
• Integrated Marketing Campaign
• Noah Katz and Alex Sher

4th Place

• Entrepreneurship
• Andrew Kluge
• Travel and Tourism
• Jonah Eisenberg and Jonah Hyman

Additionally, 17 HPHS students qualified for the DECA international competition.

HPHS ICDC Qualifiers

• Nitai Amin
• Yousuf Ansari
• Nadia Barbieri
• Ella Engelman
• Evan Hecht 
• Zoe Heller
• Ethan Horwich
• Jordyn Katz
• Cassidy Kulberg

• Asher Mott
• Ben Perper
• Dylan Seiffer 
• Zach Shapiro
• Adam Smiley
• Dustin Weber
• Esmae You
• Ryan Zlotnik

Award Given for Student Journalist's Book Review

At the annual Northern Illinois Scholastic Press Association (NISPA) conference, DHS sophomore Stella Martin earned a Blue Ribbon for her review of the book Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow! which ran in an October edition of Deerprints.

Giant and Warrior Athletic Achievements

College Commitments

In addition to the six senior student-athletes who committed to compete in college athletics last semester, 18 more announced their intentions to do the same. Their sports and colleges of choice are listed below:

• Shauna Anders, DHS: Chapman University, Track & Field
• Jack Berger, DHS: Amherst College, Football
• Cristian Carani, DHS: Illinois Wesleyan University, Soccer
• Henry Cohen, HPHS: Lafayette College, Fencing
• Dylan Daniels, HPHS: DePauw University, Swimming
• Annie Dorsey, DHS: Illinois Wesleyan University, Track & Field
• Sam Hanus, DHS: Lake Forest College, Basketball
• Brian Hatoum, HPHS: University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, Cross Country and Track & Field
• Ava Hogenkamp, DHS: Roger Williams University, Field Hockey
• Quentin Kelley, HPHS: Grinnell College, Track & Field
• Marisa Miller, HPHS: Grand Valley State University, Swimming
• Eli Moore, HPHS: Illinois Wesleyan University, Wrestling
• Simon Moschin, HPHS: Case Western Reserve, Basketball
• Jackson Palzet, DHS: George Mason University, Wrestling
• Jordan Rasof, DHS: University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, Wrestling
• Jonah Richardson, HPHS: Washington & Jefferson College, Water Polo
• Usiel Rodriguez, HPHS: Augustana College, Cross Country and Track & Field
• Alyssa Zejer, HPHS: Lake Forest College, Swimming

Sectional Championships

• DHS Boys Tennis
• Andrew Blauer, HPHS Swimming & Diving
• Ryan Chernawsky, DHS Tennis
• Blake Drexler, DHS Tennis
• Jordan Rasof, DHS Wrestling

Regional Championships

• DHS Boys Basketball
• DHS Girls Soccer
• Adrian Cohen, DHS Wrestling
• Charlie Cross, DHS Wrestling
• Dana Holt, HPHS Wrestling
• Jackson Palzet, DHS Wrestling
• Jordan Rasof, DHS Wrestling

Conference Championships

• DHS Boys Lacrosse
• DHS Boys Wrestling
• HPHS Boys Baseball
• HPHS Boys Tennis
• HPHS Girls Basketball
• Daniel Derbedyenyev, HPHS Wrestling
• Riley Moore, HPHS Wrestling
• Jackson Palzet, DHS Wrestling
• Dorothy Perez, HPHS Wrestling
• Jordan Rasof, DHS Wrestling

DHS Freshman Sets Single-Season Record for Three-Pointers

In late January, freshman Eve Engler surpassed 100 three-point field goals, setting a new single-season record at Deerfield High School. She finished the season with 127 made threes and secured a spot in the Illinois High School Association record book, ranking 10th all-time for most three-pointers made in a season.

DHS Track & Field Athletes Set New School Records

DHS has two new track & field record holders in Will Lambert and Harrison Erdman. Lambert set a new record in the indoor 600-meter run with a time of 1:26.07, while Erdman set a new outdoor triple jump record with a distance of 14.15 meters. Congratulations on making your way into the history books!

HPHS Senior Becomes Basketball Program's All-Time Leading Scorer

While leading the Highland Park High School basketball program to a 20+ win season, Simon Moschin etched his name into the history books, becoming the school's all-time leading scorer. The record, previously held by Fred Lind, stood for 60 years. Congratulations, Simon, and best of luck competing at the next level!

DHS Special Olympics Athletes Earn Medals

The DHS Warriors proudly competed in Track & Field at the Special Olympics Illinois Region B Spring Games, earning multiple medals. See this year's achievements below:

• Manuel Ruz Grzesik: Won 2 gold medals and qualified for the state competition in the 50-meter run and softball throw 
• Benjamin Orlinsky: Won a gold medal in the tennis ball throw and a ribbon in the 25-meter walk 
• Joe Sandberg: Earned a silver medal in the tennis ball throw and a ribbon in the 50-meter run
• Wesley Kamnik: Won a bronze medal in the tennis ball throw and a ribbon in the 50-meter run

Tennis Assistant Coach Earns Praise

The Illinois High School Tennis Coaches Association named Aaron Rogers, an assistant for the Deerfield High School boys tennis team, the Class 2A Boys Assistant Coach of the Year.

HPHS Hockey Player Caps off Successful Career With MVP at All-State Game

Senior HPHS hockey player Dylan Lansky ended his career by being named MVP in the Illinois High School All-State game. Lansky was involved in four of his team's six goals, scoring one and assisting on three more. This was Lansky's second All-State selection. He ends his career as Highland Park's all-time leading scorer while also leading the IHSHL in scoring in back-to-back seasons.

IHSA All-State Honors

• Andrew Blauer, HPHS Swimming & Diving
• Ryan Chernawsky, DHS Tennis
• Blake Drexler, DHS Tennis
• Harrison Erdman, DHS Track & Field
• Elliott Kastin, DHS Tennis
• Jackson Palzet, DHS Wrestling
• Jordan Rasof, DHS Wrestling
• Tamas Rinder, DHS Tennis

State Qualifiers

• Max Adler, DHS Swimming & Diving
• Simon Apley, HPHS Gymnastics
• Andrew Blauer, HPHS Swimming & Diving
• Andrew Calderon, DHS Track & Field
• Ryan Chernawsky, DHS Tennis
• Avery Cheris, DHS Gymnastics
• Adrian Cohen, DHS Wrestling
• Jarrod Cohen, HPHS Tennis
• Charlie Cross, DHS Wrestling
• Ryan Cunningham, DHS Track & Field
• Dylan Dominguez, HPHS Track & Field
• Blake Drexler, DHS Tennis
• Harrison Erdman, DHS Track & Field
• Chance Ferris, DHS Gymnastics
• Blake Gold, HPHS Tennis
• Alexander Gudgeon, HPHS Gymnastics
• Brian Hatoum, HPHS Track & Field
• Dana Holt, HPHS Wrestling
• Steven Jiang, DHS Tennis

• Tanya Kartcheva, DHS Badminton
• Elliott Kastin, DHS Tennis
• Esther Kim, DHS Badminton
• Alexa Kirchen, DHS Track & Field
• Daniela Lopez, HPHS Badminton
• Tushaan Mitra, DHS Swimming & Diving
• Savio Moseby, DHS Swimming & Diving
• Maddie Lambert, DHS Gymnastics
• Jackson Palzet, DHS Wrestling
• Konrad Piotrowski, DHS Tennis
• Victor Piotrowski, DHS Swimming & Diving
• Max Radom, HPHS Tennis
• Eva Rajshekhar, DHS Badminton
• Tamas Rinder, DHS Tennis
• Jordan Rasof, DHS Wrestling
• Andrew Rosenfeld, HPHS Tennis
• Alexander Shvartsman, DHS Wrestling
• Grace Welhouse, HPHS Track & Field
• Callie Wu, HPHS Badminton

All-Conference Honors

More than 110 D113 student-athletes earned All-Conference honors. Congratulations to those who achieved the distinction this past semester.