Aren Lee and Aiden Meng, two talented middle-schoolers from the Bay Area, continued their journey in the Scripps National Spelling Bee after successfully spelling their challenging round-4 words. The competition, which involves 243 young spellers, includes various rounds of spelling and vocabulary tests. With a prize pool of $52,500 for the winner, the stakes are high as they compete live-streamed across multiple platforms. A third speller from the area, Rithvi Balajee, was eliminated but had previously advanced from the written test.
During the Scripps National Spelling Bee, two Bay Area middle-schoolers showcased their skills by correctly spelling their round-4 words, advancing to the next stage of competition.
Aren Lee, 13, and Aiden Meng, 12, stood out among their peers in the Scripps National Spelling Bee, navigating the challenging word rounds with determination and accuracy.
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