States Recap Article

(left to right - Joyce Labonte, Jackie Kalinowski, Michaela Colarossi, Mr. Andreopoulos, Mike Curtin, Matt Curtin, and Mark Puleo)

Stow Independent Article Recapping our Trip to States 2014

Nashoba DECA States 2014 Video

State Competition Recap

We "Broke" DECA!

Earning a trip to Nationals in Atlanta from May 3rd to May 8:

Beth Senior                                                                   First Place in ENPF (Entrepreneurship-Franchising)

John Vasington, Ben Laskey, and Henry Foster               First Place in SEOR (Sports and Entertainment Research)

Tristan Taylor and Adam Vigneaux                                  First Place in ENI     (Entrepreneurship Innovation)

Wilson Fay, Catie Kiernan, and Matt Sabourin                  First Place in BMOR  (Business Merchandising Research)

Michaela Colarossi, Abby Jacaruso and Kirstin Noonan    Second Place CSP     (Community Service)

Matt Curtin, Mike Curtin, and Matt Mudgett                     Third Place in FOR      (Finance Research)

Rebecca Worden                                                           Third Place in ADC     (Advertising Campaign)

Mark Puleo                                                                    Fourth Place in SEM  (Sports and Entertainment)

Hannah Freeman and Danielle Tremblay                           Fourth Place in ENI    (Entrepreneurship Innovation)

Jen Cote and Jackie Kalinowski                                       Fourth Place in BMOR (Business Merchandising Research)

Magen Cook and Erica Marland                                       Fifth place in ADC (Advertising Campaign)

Earning a Top Ten Finish in the State were:

Andrew Vickers, Brenden Mcmullen, Ally Rodgers, Emma Nelson, Amanda Lombardo, Torry Knipe, Olivia Petkauskos, Sephra Fasano, Kaitlyn Thorogood,Amber Gustafson, Sophia Duros, Erica Marland, Magen Cook, Anthony Barassi, Phil McCarthy, Kelley Brennan, Rachel Fulciniti, and Jen Carlson.

Nashoba also won the Overall Spirit Award as well. The Spirit Award is awarded to only one school each year that demonstrates the most chapter pride, sportsmanship, and overall good conduct.