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ACS advances in Battle of the Books competition

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Last Updated on Friday, 18 May 2012 12:22 29 March 2012

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ASHEVILLE — Asheville Catholic School won the Battle of the Books Competition for Region 9-Independent Schools March 6.

The school will now advance to the regional competitions in Chapel Hill on April 17. Team members pictured are: (front row) Millie Etheridge, Elizabeth Mangone, Melissa Cavagnini, Claire Cole, Sarah Elizabeth Michalets and Annalise Mangone; (back row) Lana Camille, David Mathews, Ilze Greever, Genevieve Wiedeman, Hailey Judson and Benjamin Greever.

— Photo provided by Jane Mathews

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