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'''Corry Wang''' played for [[Amherst]] and previously for [[Arcadia]]. He is the brother of [[Kevin Wang]]. He is best known for being on the 2013 Arcadia A team alongside [[Jason Cheng]]. He led the Amherst team throughout his tenure and was later joined by his brother Kevin and fellow Arcadia alum [[Boyang Jiao]]. | '''Corry Wang''' played for [[Amherst]] and previously for [[Arcadia]]. He is the brother of [[Kevin Wang]]. He is best known for being on the 2013 Arcadia A team alongside [[Jason Cheng]]. He led the Amherst team throughout his tenure and was later joined by his brother Kevin and fellow Arcadia alum [[Boyang Jiao]]. | ||
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Revision as of 13:01, 6 October 2019
Corry Wang | |
Noted subjects | History, Geography, Modern World |
Current college | Amherst (2013-2017) |
High school | Arcadia (2009-2013) |
Stats | HDWhite • NAQT |
Corry Wang played for Amherst and previously for Arcadia. He is the brother of Kevin Wang. He is best known for being on the 2013 Arcadia A team alongside Jason Cheng. He led the Amherst team throughout his tenure and was later joined by his brother Kevin and fellow Arcadia alum Boyang Jiao.
He has subject-edited NAQT history and geography at various levels, where he has been instrumental in the transformation of geography at high school levels towards human geography and away from physical geography.