Comcast 2019 College Scholarship Winners in Washington State

Comcast Leaders and Achievers Washington state scholarship winners 2019

Each year, we are proud to be able to provide high school graduates here in Washington state with funds to kick-off their college career through the Comcast Leaders and Achievers Scholarship Program. These are some of the best and brightest from across our state who strive to achieve their full potential, who are catalysts for positive change in their communities, who are involved in their schools, and who serve as models for their fellow students.

To date, more than $30 million has been awarded to nearly 28,000 students nationwide through the Comcast Leaders and Achievers Scholarship Program. This year we allocated nearly $100,000 in total funds to 37 total graduating high school seniors statewide.

In addition to the scholarships, this year we’ve also highlighted two students from Tacoma who were exceptional community stewards during their high school career – Peyton Gomez from Covenant High School and Julia Maher of Bellarmine Prep. They both are attending fantastic universities and have their sights set on great careers that will no doubt bring them success, and will allow them to continue to make a difference. Be sure to visit this great video below to learn more about their story!

In addition to these fantastic leaders, we are proud to also recognize all other winners from across the state, as well:

First Name Last Name High School Name University/College
Catalina Sanchez Bremerton High School Washington State University
Walker Becker WF West Whitworth University
Hafsa Khan Cedarcrest High School University of Washington
Brooke Benson Cedarcrest High School University of Minnesota
Annie Seo Decatur High School Emory University
Casey Alexander Ferndale High School Western Washington University
Keely Nash Granite Falls High School Arizona State University
Alireza Ayaba Kent-Meridian High School Central Washington University
Miriame Diawara Kent-Meridian University of Washington
Ozioma Nwokike Kent-Meridian High School University of Washington
Sienna Fatuesi Kent-Meridian High School Howard University
Kobey K Sage Chew Juanita High University of Washington
Jasmin Fuentes North Thurston High School George Fox University
Jack Harrison North Thurston High School Western Washington University
Matthew Jenkins River Ridge Johns Hopkins University
Autumn Perkins Marysville Getchell High School Utah State University
Claire Matthewson Marysville Getchell High School Grand Canyon University
Tina Do Marysville Getchell High School Everett Community College
Hannah Cook Willapa Valley High School Saint Martin’s University
Song Vo Kamiak High School University of Washington
Petra Mcdonnell-Ingoglia Olympia High School Western Washington University
Franchesca Silva Orting High School Central Washington University
Aidan Mckee Emerald Ridge High School Central Washington University
Joanna Atkins Gov John R Rogers Cedarville University
Kolin Koski Raymond High School University of Washington
Angel Corpuz Cleveland High School University of Washington
Mikayla King Holy Names Academy Ohio State University
Nazrawit Dessie University Prep University of Washington
Abigail Currah Shorecrest High School University of Washington
Hana Bezabeh Shorecrest High School University of Washington
Sophia Amrine Snohomish High School University of Washington
Logan Hamilton Mead Senior High Western Washington University
Peyton Gomez Covenant High School University of Washington
Logan Kitselman Tacoma Baptist Schools Whitworth University
Amaya Dickerson Stadium High School University of Washington
Julia Maher Bellarmine Preparatory School College of the Holy Cross
Emma Tucker Ocosta High School Gonzaga University

The philosophy behind this program is to give young people every opportunity to prepare for the future – and we are so proud of the work of these students listed above. We are proud to be able to give them financial assistance and know that they will strive to positively represent their respective communities and high schools, during college.

Do you know a student in Washington who is going to be a senior in high school for the 2019-2020 school year who goes above and beyond in their community?   Share the Leaders and Achievers Scholarship Program application with them and encourage them to apply: https://apply.scholarsapply.org/leadersandachievers/information.php


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