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We are Teddy Ho and Ericsson Ansah-Antwi, a junior and senior from Westlake High School who have qualified for many national competitions this summer! We need your help fundraising for them so that we can go and represent our school, our district, and even our state. Competing at these competitions will give us a chance to get into our dream schools, Ivy Leagues such as Harvard, Stanford, and MIT.
Teddy and Ericsson formed a team that competed in TSA (Technology Student Association). After winning #1 in Utah TSA for Software Engineering and Data Science and Analytics, we are trying to compete at TSA Nationals and place #1 in the nation.
Here are some awards we have won in just this year alone:
Ericsson (2nd year ever competing):
- First place in the State, National Qualifier in Congressional Debate, National Speech and Debate Association
- National Qualifier for Lincoln Douglas Debate (4th place), National Speech and Debate Association
- 2024-25 Utah TSA Sergeant-At-Arms
- First place, State Champion in Extemporaneous Speaking, TSA
- First place, State Champion in Data Science & Analytics, TSA
- First place, State Champion in Software Development, TSA
- First place, State Champion in Career Pathways Showcase - Arts and Communications, SkillsUSA
- Bronze, Digital Stories for Change, FCCLA
- Sterling Scholar School Winner, Sterling Scholar Area Winner, Sterling Scholar Region Finalist, Sterling Scholar Larry and Gail Miller Community Service Award Nominee
Teddy (1st year ever competing):
- First place, State Champion in Data Science & Analytics, TSA
- First place, State Champion in Software Development, TSA
- First place, State Champion in Culinary Management Team, Prostart
- First place, Gold Medal at Regionals, Interpersonal Communications, FCCLA
- First place, State Champion in Interpersonal Communications, FCCLA
- Ran for and Elected 2025-2026 State Officer, Vice President of Development, FCCLA
- 3rd place, Bronze Medal at Regionals, Hospitality and Tourism, DECA
- State Finalist, 6th place, Travel and Tourism, DECA