In the evening of December 14, 13 boys from the junior class competed in the infamous Mr. BC competition to determine once and for all the true Mr. BC for the Class of 2020. The competition was tough, with many of the boys having hilarious talents and creative self-expression answers, but only Tylan Farrokhnia came out on top. Farrokhnia was a favorite of the audience and had everyone cracking up when he announced his talent would be poetry. His poems included such gems as: “Stomach Ache”, “Morning Routine”, “Nighttime”, “Dogs”(created on the spot), “Adam Uy” (created on the spot), “A Real Love Poem”, and “Life from the Perspective of a Ramen Noodle”.

Farrokhnia reflects on his experiences “Winning Mr. BC felt amazing. I was really proud of myself and all of my fellow competitors because I thought the whole thing went super well and was incredibly entertaining for everyone there.” In all, it seems the whole Class of 2020 is overjoyed that Tylan Farrokhnia has been crowned their Mr. BC.

All Competitors:

Tylan Farrokhnia – Mr. BC, Best Self-Expression Performance
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Matt Mauremann – Runner Up, Best Fundraising, Best Talent Performance
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Shane Gosset – Third Place, Best Fitness Performance, Best Video
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Kyle Lee – Fourth Place, judges’ pick for Jason Gilette Sax God Award
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Ryan Georg
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Connor Bednar
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Adam Uy
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Thomas Harmeyer
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Jonah Morioka
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Jack McCardle
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Andy Wang
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Ben Seegert – Best Gunslinger Award
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Abraham Balding – Best Lumberjack
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The judges also awarded Luke Morris (’20), who did not compete in the competition, Best Back-up Dancer as he participated in not only Conor Bednar’s talent routine, but Jack McCardle’s routine as well.