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2020 Navajo County Spelling Bee champion

Tribune Staff

| February 26, 2020

Printed in the February 26, 2020 edition

Photo courtesy of the Navajo County Superintendent of SchoolsOn Feb. 12, 60 spellers competed to be the 2020 Navajo County Spelling Bee champion at the Snowflake High School Auditorium. Eighth grader Luke Crandell from Heber-Overgaard Unified School District endured to claim the title of champion. The runner-up was fifth grader Taylor Hess from Blue Ridge Unified School District and third place was earned by eighth grader Jackson Knippers also from BRUSD. Luke will go on to the State Spelling Bee representing Navajo County.