Poll - Who Will Win the 2015 Montgomery Bell Extemp Round Robin?

604 Votes in 3403 days
Created 2nd January 2015 - 8:14 AM
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Results Breakdown - Part 2 / 6

Brian Anderson (LaRue County High School, Kentucky)
16
3%
Vaikunth Balaji (Ridge High School, New Jersey)
11
2%
Micah Cash (Booker T. Washington High School, Oklahoma)
4
1%
Rohan Dhoopar (Bellarmine College Preparatory, California)
3
0%
Justin Graham (Trinity Preparatory School, Florida)
5
1%
Jad Hamdan (Jackson High School, Ohio)
4
1%
Davis Larkin (The Parish Episcopal School, Texas)
75
12%
Yijia Liang (Upper Arlington High School, Ohio)
16
3%
Phoebe Lin (Plano West Senior High School, Texas)
216
36%
Vishal Narayanaswamy (James Madison Memorial High School, Wisconsin)
3
0%
Nathaniel Saffran (Trinity Preparatory School, Florida)
4
1%
Eitan Sapiro-Gheiler (Durham Academy, North Carolina)
62
10%
Marshall Sloane (Milton Academy, Massachusetts)
106
18%
Josh Wartel (Lake Braddock Secondary School, Virginia)
36
6%
Marshall Webb (Saint Mary’s Hall, Texas)
22
4%
Noah Wexler (Nova Senior High School, Florida)
21
3%
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