TEAM PROGRAMMING TEAMS!
AL/GA
ACTE ALABAMA/GaSTC GEORGIA
Team Programming Challenge
Saturday, May 13, 2023

Congratulations and thank you to all the student teams and teachers who
put so much effort into preparing for and competing in the
ACTE Team Programming Challenge events!
ACTE Virtual FALL Team Programming Challenge Awards
November 18, 2021
Level 3 Teams - Grades 7/8
1st Place – Denton Magnet School of Technology
“Mambas” – Owen Farmer, Derek Ricafort, Will Culpepper, Chase Joiner
2nd Place – Baldwin County Virtual Middle School
“The Pelican Squad” – Aiden Anderson and Emerson Willkie
3rd Place – Denton Magnet School of Technology
“NL” – Donald Barrett, Ethan Emonina, and Logan Phillips
Level 4 Teams – Grades 9/10
1st Place – James Clemens High School
“The Bandwidth Besties” – Nivrti Eadala, Madhu Balaji, Grace Hur, Connie Guo
2nd Place – St. Paul’s Episcopal School
“SPS Gamers” – Phillip Gill, John Collier Tierce, Daniel Gill
3rd Place – James Clemens High School
“Expecting Crashes” – Andrew Gohlich, Sophia Simpson, Hannah Park, Brian Venson
Level 5 Teams – Grades 11/12
1st Place – James Clemens High School, Madison
“JCHS Group 6” – Pranav Somu, Joshua Wang, Jeremiah Yang, Daniel Je
2nd Place – James Clemens High School, Madison
“Oriental Market” – Steve Jung, Kourtland Harmon, Alex King, Jaden Yu
3rd Place – Tuscaloosa Academy, Tuscaloosa
“TA Knights” – Michael Constantine, Haven Thompson, Dawson Bielstein, Birdie Sun
Winning Schools/Sponsors
Baldwin County Virtual Middle School – Mobile, AL – Melissa Ard
Denton Magnet School of Technology, Mobile, AL – Lisa Molyneux
James Clemens High School, Madison, AL – Kayla Brown
St. Paul’s Episcopal School – Mobile, AL – Donna Macken
Tuscaloosa Academy, Tuscaloosa, AL – Tammi Scheiring
A special thank you to Jerry Zheng, our resident ACTE competition manager!
Great job Jerry!
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NOTE: The ACTE state-wide Virtual FALL & SPRING Team Programming Challenge (TPC) events are in lieu of the ACTE TPC regional and state competitions in year's past.
The new virtual TPC events accommodate more students state-wide for each competition.
Currently there is no qualifying contest for
the Fall & Spring TPC competitions. Again,
this applies only to the Team Programming Challenge events, and not to the regular technology fair for the regional and state category project entries which follows a
separate protocol.