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<p>Nineteen of MMI Preparatory School&#8217;s 34 competitors placed first in the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science state competition at Penn State&#8217;s University Park campus. An additional 15 MMI students placed second in the competition.</p><p>MMI&#8217;s first-place winners were seventh-grader Abigail Sparich; eighth-graders Jillian McGeehin, Manal Muhammad, and Jakob Narrow; freshmen Lindsay Horvat, Thomas Mayernik, and Grace Warner; sophomores Louis DeAngelo, Natalie Graham, Aaron Haber, Katherine Lewandowski, Hiba Muhammad, Samantha Sparich, Ella Urosevich, and Darren Zheng; junior Kai Mele; and seniors Nicholas Carrato, Morgan Long, and Zachary Young.</p><p>MMI&#8217;s second-place winners were eighth-graders Annabel Dobash and Brenna Eckhart; freshmen Amelia Minzola and Dustin Paul; sophomores Marcus Danchision, Noah Long, Jacqueline Snyder, and Alexandra Young; junior Benjamin Putnam; and seniors Elizabeth Borchick, Daniel DeMelfi, Wesley Guarneri, Alexander Kline, Jessica McClellan, and Coleman Smith.</p><p>MMI Dean of Academics Justin Vincent and instructors Michael Mele, Melissa McHale, Susan Moyer, and Amanda Shonk served as advisors for the competition.</p><style>
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<div class="neCaption">Thirty-four MMI Preparatory School students competed at the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science state competition. Pictured are students earned the ability to compete at the state competition by earning a first award at the regional competition in Marc. From left, first row, are Jillian McGeehin, Annabel Dobash, Natalie Graham, Hiba Muhammad, Katherine Lewandowski, Samantha Sparich, Abigail Sparich, Manal Muhammad, and Amelia Minzola. Second row, PJAS Advisor Susan Moyer, PJAS Advisor Amanda Shonk, Brenna Eckhart, Ella Urosevich, Jaqueline Snyder, Elizabeth Borchick, Alexandra Young, Kathryn Sissick, Lindsay Horvat, Grace Warner, and PJAS Advisor Melissa McHale. Third row, Noah Long, Coleman Smith, Darren Zheng, Thomas Mayernick, Dustin Paul, Zachary Young, Alexander Kline, and Nicholas Carrato. Fourth row, Kai Mele, Daniel DeMelfi, Aaron Haber, Wesley Guarneri, Benjamin Putnam, Jakob Narrow, Marcus Danchision, and Morgan Long. Fifth row, PJAS Advisor Michael Mele, David Antolick, Louis DeAngelo, and Dean of Academics/PJAS Advisor Justin Vincent. Absent at the time of the photo was Jessica McClellan. </div></div><div class="metaInfo"><photo0>https://www.timesleader.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/web1_MMIPJAS.jpg</photo0><caption0>Thirty-four MMI Preparatory School students competed at the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science state competition. Pictured are students earned the ability to compete at the state competition by earning a first award at the regional competition in Marc. From left, first row, are Jillian McGeehin, Annabel Dobash, Natalie Graham, Hiba Muhammad, Katherine Lewandowski, Samantha Sparich, Abigail Sparich, Manal Muhammad, and Amelia Minzola. Second row, PJAS Advisor Susan Moyer, PJAS Advisor Amanda Shonk, Brenna Eckhart, Ella Urosevich, Jaqueline Snyder, Elizabeth Borchick, Alexandra Young, Kathryn Sissick, Lindsay Horvat, Grace Warner, and PJAS Advisor Melissa McHale. Third row, Noah Long, Coleman Smith, Darren Zheng, Thomas Mayernick, Dustin Paul, Zachary Young, Alexander Kline, and Nicholas Carrato. Fourth row, Kai Mele, Daniel DeMelfi, Aaron Haber, Wesley Guarneri, Benjamin Putnam, Jakob Narrow, Marcus Danchision, and Morgan Long. Fifth row, PJAS Advisor Michael Mele, David Antolick, Louis DeAngelo, and Dean of Academics/PJAS Advisor Justin Vincent. Absent at the time of the photo was Jessica McClellan. </caption0><photoCredit0>Submitted photo </photoCredit0></div></div>

MMI students place first in state science competition