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German Day Results

March 12, 2026

 

 

In early March, both Middle and Upper School German students traveled to NC State’s campus for the annual German Day. In addition to celebrating German culture, students competed in a variety of activities that showcased their German language skills. Check out the list of CA winners below:

First Place

Upper School

Culture Bowl Level B — Lily Zhu, ‘26, Aviva Wang, ‘26, Fiona Fitzsimons, ‘26

Middle School
Extemporaneous Speaking Level A — Penny Zimmerman, ‘30
Cooking Show Level A — Luke Howarth, ‘30, Jameson Creekman, ‘31, David Garrett Vera, ‘31, Wilson Zhang, ‘31

Skit Level A — Alex Launiau, ‘31, Aarna Misra, ‘31, Aryana Jain, ‘31, Hannah Lin, ‘31, Jocelyn Muddiman, ‘31, Sky Ingram, ‘31

Spelling Bee — Wilson Zhang

Second Place

Upper School

Photography — Evie Koerner, ’29

Digital Art — Lily Zhu

Song with Choreography — Alaina Jacobson, ‘26, Izzy Bottorff, ‘27, Tess Perkinson, ‘27, Bella Sillers, ‘26, Maddie Kovacs, ‘26

Culture Bowl Level B — Ben Baumgartner, ‘28, Brandon Wang, ‘28, Sebastian Escobar, ‘27

Poetry Recitation, Heritage Level — Gavin Koo, ‘26

Extemporaneous Speaking Level 3 — Mira Greenwolfe, ‘27

Cooking Show Level B — Maddie Kovacs, Jacob Kovacs, ‘29

Skit Level A — Jackie He, ‘28, Andrew Sillers, Andrew Sargent, ‘28

Middle School

Spelling Bee — David Garrett Vera

Third Place

Upper School

2D Art — Fiona Fitzsimons

Middle School
Spelling Bee — Jameson Creekman

Honorable Mention

Upper School

Song with Musical Accompaniment — Augustus Lavalette, ‘26, Zack Stafford, ‘26

Poetry Recitation Level 3 — Lily Zhu

Extemporaneous Speaking Level 3 — Cam Weber, ‘26
Skit Level B — Sidd Jones, ‘27, Rajan Wood, ‘27, Jonas McMullin, ‘27, Max Leuchtmann, ‘27, Kelley Felix, ‘27, Sebastian Escobar

Middle School

Cooking Show Level A — Penny Zimmerman, Rowen Wang, ‘30
Skit Level A — Lukas del Rosario, ‘32, Aarna Shah, ‘32, Benton Turner, ‘32, Joe Herwig, ‘32

 

Written by Mandy Dailey, Director of Communications

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