First Place Adam Brown, representing the Kentucky Branch, received a trip to England and a full tuition scholarship to the British American Drama Academy's Midsummer Conservatory Program in Oxford, England.
Second Place Jeweline Hale, representing the Chicago Branch, as runner up, was awarded $1000 from the English-Speaking Union.
	Third Place Kristopher Dean, representing the Philadelphia Branch, was awarded $500 from the Shakespeare Society.

The ten finalists, chosen from the field of sixty national semi-finalists, were:

Ashley Montondo (The South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities), representing the Greenville Branch

Leanne Troutman (Kenmore West High School), representing the Niagara Frontier Branch

Kristopher Dean ( North Penn High School), representing the Philadelphia Branch

Rachel Kenney (Gilmour Academy),representing the Cleveland Branch

Jeweline Hale (Curie Metropolitan High School), representing the Chicago Branch

Danny Skinner (Highland Park High School), representing the Dallas Branch

Adam Brown (Youth Performing Arts School), representing the Kentucky Branch

Gary Tremble (Chattanooga High School Center for Creative Arts), representing the Chattanooga Branch

Lily Drexler (Lowell High School), representing the San Francisco Branch

Gracie Terzian (Oakton High School), representing the Washington DC Area Branch

The English-Speaking Union of the United States
congratulates all 60 Semi-Finalists, and ESU Mexico representative Thallis Santesteban, on their performances.

See videos of the ESU National Shakespeare Competition Finalists' perfomances, courtesy of the New Globe, our partners in the 2007 Competition.