FBLA State Results

Luca Smith, Staff|April 26, 2022

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Eight students smile in front of the state FBLA sign at the convention. Front Row: Ashleigh Hartman, Maddie Hoeger, Riley Cook; Back Row: Rachel Wenger, Allison Mullen, Alison Deutmeyer, Kennedy Klostermann, and Anastasia White.

Local chapter awards:

• 2nd place largest increase in chapter membership
• 4th place largest chapter membership
• 7th place financial leadership award
• 8th place largest local chapter market share
Individual awards: 
• Alison Deutmeyer (11) 5th place- Insurance & Risk Management; 10th place- Business Communication
• Ashleigh Hartman (10) 8th place- Intro to Information Technology
• Madelyn Hoeger (11) 6th place- Business Calculations; 9th place- Business Terminology
• Kennedy Klostermann (11) 7th place- Human Resources Management; 9th place- Business Communication
• Rachel Wenger (12) 8th place- Sales
• Anastasia White (12) 4th place- Sales
Team Awards:
• Team of Riley Cook (12), Allison Mullen (12), and Anastasia White (12) 1st Place- Business Management
• Team of Riley Cook (12), Allison Mullen (12), and Anastasia White (12) 5th Place- Banking & Financial Systems

Eight students placed in the top ten at State FBLA in Coralville, which was held on Thursday, March 31, through Saturday, April 2.

FBLA advisor Jodie Bramel felt the competition was very exciting this year. “We had eight participants this year, and every single one of them placed in at least one event in the top ten, which was really exciting because there were over 600 kids,” Bramel said.

Over 675 students from 35 Iowa FBLA chapters competed. At the conference FBLA members participated in general sessions, competitive events, seminars, workshops, awards and other learning activities. 

Ashleigh Hartman (10) competed in Intro. to Information Technology. “Around 20 to 30 kids were in my event, and I placed eighth,” Hartman said. “I got to meet new people, socialize, learn more, and see how other people participate in FBLA. I learned a lot more about business.”