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STERLING SCHOLAR WINNERS • Juab had ten placers at the Sterling Scholar competition March 20. Front from left, Savannah Behrmann, Dance runner-up; Rachel Dye, Visual Art winner; Sara Davis, Foreign Language winner; Ashley Atkinson, Music runner-up; back, Jessika Kenison, Family and Consumer Science winner; Tanya Oldham, Science runner-up; Shan Sherwood, Agricultural Science runner-up; Kenneth Bonzo, Mathematics winner. Not pictured, Sam Holladay, Speech and Drama winner; and Ashley Whimpey, Business and Marketing winner.

By Rebecca Dopp
Times-News Correspondent

Juab High School had a stellar showing at the Central Utah Sterling Scholar competition held March 20 at the Sevier Valley Center with six winners and four runners-up.
"Hard work, dedication, and a commitment to excellence! Way to go JHS Sterling Scholars, I couldn't be prouder," commented JHS Principal Royd Darrington on his Twitter feed.
A Sterling Scholar is a high school senior who is publicly recognized and awarded for the pursuit of excellence in scholarship, leadership and citizenship. They present a portfolio on their specific category and are interviewed by judges in the category's field.
These are the various winners in each category followed by the runners-up:
Visual Arts: Rachel Dye, Juab; Shelby Rasmussen, North Sanpete; Bethany Nash, Richfield.
Trade and Technical Education: Tyson Moosman, Gunnison Valley; Niki Nelson, Manti; Saxon Day, Delta.
Business and Marketing Education: Ashely Whimpey, Juab; Jandy Johnson, Delta; Tierra Memmott, Gunnison Valley.
Family and Consumer Sciences: Jessika Kenison, Juab; Kerisa Crane, Gunnison Valley; Kemri Stilson, Manti.
Dance: Lexi Topham, Delta; Savannah Behrmann, Juab; Shianna Lowry, Richfield.
Computer and Information Technology: Jake Prestwich, Delta; Jordan Crowther, Richfield; Breanna Fowkes, North Sanpete.
Social Science: Colby Banner, Wayne; Nathan Camp, Millard; Natalie Manjarrez, South Sevier.
English and Literature: Deirdre Carney, Manti; Melanie Pearson, Richfield; Maggie Ellett, Wayne.
Foreign Language: Sara Davis, Juab; Malori Howell, Delta; Cameo Fautin, Richfield.
Agriculture Science: Kelbi Curtis, South Sevier; Bethany Lamb, Wayne; Shan Sherwood, Juab.
Mathematics: Kenneth Bonzo, Juab; Kelsey Brown, South Sevier; Tessa Smith, Manti.
Science: Tyler Lee, South Sevier; Tanya Oldham, Juab; Aubriana Resendes, Richfield.
Speech and Drama: Samuel Holladay, Juab; Chaise Ludvigson, Gunnison Valley; Emily Stewart, Millard.
Music: Faith Johnson, Richfield; Ashley Atkinson, Juab; Elisabeth Frischknect, Manti.
General Scholarship: Kenneth Christensen, Manti; Alexandra Greenwood, Richfield; Taylor Torgerson, South Sevier.
Overall, Juab had the most winners (6) in each category followed by Manti (4), Delta (2), South Sevier (2), Wayne (1), Richfield (1), and Gunnison (1).
Richfield had the most runners-up (7) followed by Manti (4), Juab (4), Delta (3), Wayne (3), Gunnsion (3), Millard (2), South Sevier (2) and North Sanpete (2).
Tintic High School in Eureka also competed in the competition.
The JHS Sterling Scholar advisor is Krystle Bassett. The Sterling Scholar Awards are sponsored by the Deseret News and KSL.