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CARSON CHERVENY '26 NAMED FIRST-EVER DECA STATE CHAMPION
Regis Jesuit had a record 79 students compete at the DECA State Career Development Conference on February 22-24 at the Broadmoor Hotel and Conference Center in Colorado Springs. This conference hosted 3,900 student competitors from around the state who competed in tests, role plays and presentations across 51 different business categories. A huge shoutout to Carson Cherveny '26, who took first place in the Innovation category, becoming RJ's first DECA State Champion in program history!
Congratulations, too, to Benjamin Bacon ’27 and Francesco Bertagni ’27, who each took third place in Financial Services Team Decision Making. Additionally, Connor Genson ’26 and Dylan Livadariu ’27 each placed sixth in Finance Operations Research. These five students automatically qualify to attend the DECA International Career Development Conference in Atlanta, GA in April.
DECA STATE CONFERENCE—TOP 15 FINISHERS
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DECA STATE CONFERENCE—TOP 15 FINISHERS
Congratulations to the following 12 students who finished in the Top 15 in their respective categories:
Hank Bangert ’27
David Bouillion ’27
Lyla Foote ’27
Preston Lee ’27
Jack Magoon ’26
Owen Meyer ’27
Jack Mikkelsen ’27
Zara Orban ’27
Edward Samuelson ’27
Julia Van Sickle ’27
Avery Wanger ’27
Remmington Zimmerer ’27
Congratulations to all of the students who competed. You represented RJHS well!
Hank Bangert ’27
David Bouillion ’27
Lyla Foote ’27
Preston Lee ’27
Jack Magoon ’26
Owen Meyer ’27
Jack Mikkelsen ’27
Zara Orban ’27
Edward Samuelson ’27
Julia Van Sickle ’27
Avery Wanger ’27
Remmington Zimmerer ’27
Congratulations to all of the students who competed. You represented RJHS well!
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