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Here are the AJC Cup winners from Cobb County

2016 AJC Cup winners from Cobb County schools.
2016 AJC Cup winners from Cobb County schools.
By Kyle Nazario
June 16, 2016

There are great students in all Cobb County schools, but only a few were awarded with the AJC Cup. This is a prestigious award given to exceptional students who exemplify leadership and service to their community. These are some of the winners from Cobb County schools. Click each name to learn more about them.

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ExplorePalmer Ashton Fields
ExploreMiranda McClure
ExploreStephen DeFrancesco
ExploreElizabeth Jordan Sieracki
ExploreSamuel Doster Griffith V
ExploreAvery Silva
ExploreBrycen Colon
ExploreKelsey Ann Freshour
ExploreJelani Jamal Miller
ExploreMichael Chiemeka Nwagbara
ExploreBree Brown (Brianna Eleece)
ExploreKatelyn Reynolds
ExploreRiley O'Neill
ExploreDavid Bellangue
ExploreHanna Rachel
ExploreHaley Elizabeth Schneider
ExploreJaster Wesley Francis Jr
ExploreAreale-Danee Frazier
ExploreJingJing "Jenny" Liang
ExploreFrancis Thomas Yang
ExploreSergei Kilic
ExploreLogan Pearce

Read about the AJC Cup winners from DeKalb and Gwinnett. You can find more AJC Cup coverage at our hub. You can also find out what 7 useful qualities helped the AJC Cup winners grow and succeed.

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