One Wicomico Middle eighth-grader has just proved herself to be the best speller on Maryland's Eastern Shore.
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An onstage vocabulary round during the Scripps National Spelling Bee introduced an element of randomness, forcing spellers to demonstrate a different skill set and knocking out some of the bee's most accomplished competitors.
14-year-old Zalia Avant-Garde made history by being the first African-American to win the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Salisbury Middle School sixth-grader, Austin Loar recently won the 2019 Maryland Eastern Shore Regional Spelling Bee. The event was sponsored […]
State Spelling Bee champion Maanvi Sarwadi holds her trophy with event coordinator Anne Marie Eanes Saturday. (Delaware State News/Craig Anderson)
WILMINGTON, Del. (AP/WBOC)- A 12-year-old has won the Delaware State Spelling Bee by correctly spelling the word phyton. It is […]
030518-ESSpellingBee-JDG–Joey Gardner Photo–Somerset Intermediate School speller Jake Gordy expresses his excitement after winning the Marylan…
Jake Gordy’s parents congratulate him on Saturday’s victory. (Photo credit: UMES)
PRINCESS ANNE, Md.- James Gordy, a seventh-grader at Somerset Intermediate School in Westover, bested 21 other competitors Saturday to win […]