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Chemistry Titration Competition

Chemistry Titration Competition

Chemistry Titration Competition

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*Click on the year to read the article on that year's winners.

Year* Number of Students Best Individual Best Team Best Laboratory Skill

2024

28
  • 1st: Timothy Gumataotao (Notre Dame High School)
  • 2nd: Bernard Malicsi (Father Dueñas Memorial School)
  • 3rd: Chanju Lee (St. John’s School)
  • 1st: Timothy Gumataotao and Happi-Sleepi Perez (Notre Dame High School)
  • 2nd: Bernard Malicsi and Vincent Sablan (Father Dueñas Memorial School)
  • 3rd: Chanju Lee and Kaori Updegrove (St. John’s School)
  • 1st: Kaori Updegrove (St. John’s School)
  • 2nd: Bernard Malicsi (Father Dueñas Memorial School)
  • 3rd: Myka Imbat (Okkodo High School)

2023

36
  • 1st: Kai-Li Updegrove (St. John’s)
  • 2nd: Joseph Rion Ordonez (Okkodo)
  • 3rd: Alfred Joshua Morales (St. John’s)
  • 1st: Kai-Li Updegrove and Liam Padua (St. John’s)
  • 2nd: Seohee Min and Alfred Joshua Morales (St. John’s)
  • 3rd: Everett Singleton and Bernard Malicsi (Father Dueñas)
  • 1st: Arlett Mikayla Fojas, (Academy of Our Lady)
  • 2nd: Thomas Benzon (Father Dueñas)
  • 3rd: Ashling Wade-Dickins (Notre Dame)
2022 24
  • 1st: Kasey Xu (St. John's)
  • 2nd: Marco Pangilinan (Okkodo)
  • 3rd: Lorenzo Entera (Okkodo)
  • 1st: Marco Pangilinan and Lorenzo Entera (Okkodo)
  • 2nd: Napu Blas and Christian Lobaton (Father Dueñas)
  • 3rd: Kasey Xu and Vaishnavi Khandelwal (St. John's)

 

 
  • 1st: Xianna Macatangay (St. John's)
  • 2nd: George Glory (Okkodo)
  • 3rd: Vaishnavi Khandelwal (St. John's)
2020 30
  • 1st: Grace Hutapea (St. John’s)
  • 2nd: Brian Songco (Father Dueñas)
  • 3rd: Nicole Jean Pineda (St. Paul Christian School)
  • 1st: Brian Songco and Isaiah Alvendia (Father Dueñas )
  • 2nd: Grace Hutapea and Matthew Zhang (St. John’s)
  • 3rd: Nicole Jean Pineda and Jaimie Adrienne Paunte (St. Paul Christian School)
  • 1st: Chanyoung Lee (St. John’s)
  • 2nd: Megan Lopez (Harvest)
  • 3rd: Brian Joseph (St. John’s)
2019 24
  • 1st: Clayton Brooks (Father Duenas) Memorial School
  • 2nd: Jacob Encio (Okkodo)
  • 3rd: Soomin Lee (St. John’s)

 
  • 1st: Clayton Brooks and Ron Coloma (Father Duenas)
  • 2nd: Junya Kanemitsu and Jacob San Nicolas (Father Duenas)
  • 3rd: Sandra Han and Angela Zhang (Harvest)
  • 1st: Maria Gloton (Academy of Our Lady)
  • 2nd: Michael Gumataotao (Okkodo)
  • 3rd: Jacob Encio (Okkodo)
2018  
  • 1st: Morgen McCann (Harvest)
  
  • 1st: Nithya Narayanaswamy (St. John's) 
  • 3rd: Sohwi Jung (Harvest)
2017 32
  • 1st: Jack Martinez (Father Duenas)
  • 2nd: Daniel Su (St. John’s)
  • 3rd: Michelle Luces (Notre Dame)
  • 1st: Amber Christly and Alyssa Tatum (Guam High School)
  • 2nd: John Fergurgur and Jack Martinez (Father Duenas)
  • 3rd: Cody Quichocho and Ronald del Rosario (St. Paul)
  • 1st: Amber Christly (Guam High School)
  • 2nd: Joerelyn Ollet (JFK
  • 3rd: Beatrice Diaz (St. John’s)
2016 28
  • 1st: Joerelyn Ollet (JFK)
  • 2nd: Sai Gogineni (Harvest)
  • 3rd: Ronald del Rosario, (St. Paul)
  • 1st: Joerelyn Ollet and Kristan Aquino (JFK)
  • 2nd: Sai Gogineni and Haeshitha Gogineni (Harvest)
  • 3rd: Juan Javier Lacson and Nathaniel Santos (Father Duenas)
  • 1st: Karen Bacalia (Academy of Our Lady)
  • 2nd: Keone Aliphios (Father Duenas)
  • 3rd: Jing Wang (Academy of Our Lady)
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