Students from Catonsville and Lansdowne high schools and the Western School of Technology and Environmental Science were among those honored for their success in last month's competition during the Future Business Leaders Association Region II A Conference at Chesapeake High School.

Nearly 380 students from 19 county high schools took part in the event.

The business skills competition consisted of both online tests students took at their schools and performance events which took place at the regional conference.

Mandela Jones (Lansdowne High) was first in the Accounting 2 performance test with Keith Brady (Western) third and Keith Meyer (Western) fifth.

Christine Cordell (Lansdowne) was first in the performance test and Krishna Pani (Catonsville) was fourth in online test for Help Desk.

Jasper Chyou (Catonsville) was first in the Business Calculations performance test.

Deneen Ward (Western) was first in the performance test for Word Processing 2 and Courtney Carroll (Lansdowne) was fifth in the online test.

Mathieu Mears (Lansdowne) was first and Brent Arrington (Lansdowne) third in the performance test for Sports Management.

Xander Stoute (Catonsville) was second in the online test for Economics and Vrindarani Pani (Catonsville) was fourth in the performance test.

Devon Jackson (Lansdowne) was second in the performance test for Networking Concepts.

The Lansdowne team of Martieze Brockington and Adam Burgess was second in the performance test for Management Decision Making.

Dan Hom (Catonsville) took third in the Accounting 1 performance test.

Deandre Costley (Catonsville) was third in the Business Law performance test.

Lucy Luu (Lansdowne) was third and Tarha Young (Lansdowne) fourth in the online test for Spreadsheet Applications.

Ryan Hill (Catonsville) was third in the Computer Problem Solving performance test and Ashish Saxena (Western) was fifth in the Computer Problem Solving online test.

Colt Miles (Catonsville) was fourth in the online test for Introduction to Business.

Ayana Chavis (Lansdowne) was fourth in the online test for Job Interview.

Western's team of London Chyanne, Keith Crowell and Carl Norman was fourth in the Desktop Publishing online test.

The Lansdowne team of Jamal Blackwell and Chaze Pompey was fourth in the online test in Entrepreneurship.

The Catonsville team of Sue Pani, Shyam Patel and Vrindarani Salvi was fifth in the online test in Global Business.

Montay Byam (Lansdowne) was fifth in the Computer Applications online test.

Students who placed first, second, or third in the online tests or in who placed first or second in the performance tests are eligible to compete at the state conference, to be held March 25-27 in Hunt Valley.

Students who qualify in the state events are eligible to compete at the national level. This year's national conference will be held in Nashville in July.

The region consists of high schools in Baltimore County that offer a state approved Career and Technology Education (CTE) business or computer science program.

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