Middle School Science Olympiad Makes Great Showing
The Middle School team has received its results from the regional competition and were quite successful!
Regional competition was divided into two different sessions. On February 5th the virtual portion of the competition was held on campus at O’Neal and consisted of tests on different subjects.
Some segments required the design, construction and performance of an experiment or a car to roll down a ramp and reach a specific distance. For these segments the team traveled Fayetteville Technical Community College on February 26th to test these devices they had previously built, in person. These devices included elastic band-powered planes, bridges, bottle rockets, and catapults. Congratulations to both the JV and Varsity Teams:
JV Team Scores (among all MS JV teams)
Anatomy and Physiology - 1st Siri Mannava (6) and Tanner Kennedy (5)
Bridge - 1st Ella Vonderkall (5) and Timmy Hu (5)
Meteorology - 1st Evelyn Goetzl (5) and Tanner Kennedy (5)
Mousetrap Vehicle - 1st Adrian Rodriguez (5) and Brennen Ducker (5)
Varsity (among all MS Varsity teams)
Bridge - 1st Caydence Dick (7) and Clara Coman (7)
Crime Busters - 2nd Newnew Hong (7) and Madelyn Wicks (6)
Disease Detectives - 3rd Madelyn Wicks (6) and Vivienne Rhue (6)
Dynamic Planet - 1st Harrison O'Connor (6)
Mousetrap Vehicle - 2nd Alex Gold (6) and Mason Wicks (6)
Ornithology - 2nd Isla Riggsbee (6) and Newnew Hong (7)
Picture This - 1st Vivienne Rhue (6) and Caydence Dick (7)
Road Scholar - 3rd Grant Sowell (6) **Radford Walker helped prepare; unable to attend Regionals
Rocks and Minerals - 3rd Georgia Phillips (6) and Vivienne Rhue (6)
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