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MEXICO TAKES GOLD AT NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (National Geographic)

SAN DIEGO (Aug. 9, 2007)--Unseating five-time champion the United States,
Mexico triumphed at the eighth National Geographic World Championship held
today at SeaWorld San Diego. The U.S. team came second, and Canada was third.
Organized by the National Geographic Society, the competition was sponsored by
SeaWorld and Busch Gardens Adventure Parks.

The Mexican team included Ángel Aliseda-Alonso, 16, of Zapopan, Jalisco;
Carlos Elías Franco-Ruiz, 14, of Zapotlán de Juárez, Hidalgo; and Emanuel
Johansen-Campos, 15, of Tejalpa, Morelos. This is the third National
Geographic World Championship in which Mexico has participated.

The U.S. team members were Kelsey Schilperoort, 15, of Prescott, Ariz.; Neeraj
Sirdeshmukh, 15, of Nashua, N.H.; and Matthew Vengalil, 15, of Grosse Pointe
Shores, Mich.

The Canadian team comprised Marky Freeman, 14, of Thornhill, Ontario; Maxim
Ralchenko, 13, of Nepean, Ontario; and Jonathan Whyte, 13, of Toronto,
Ontario.

The winning question was: "What historic site was carved from sandstone in
about

1200 B.C.? This site includes two huge temples and statues of an ancient
ruler." Answer: Abu Simbel.

In an Olympics-style ceremony, medals were awarded to the first-, second- and
third-placed teams. Alex Trebek, host of the U.S. television quiz show
"Jeopardy!", moderated the finals.

Mexico, the United States and Canada ...

National Geographic

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