South Carolina Science Olympiad
The logo of South Carolina Science Olympiad. | |
Abbreviation | SCSO |
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Formation | 1985 |
Founded at | Newberry, SC |
Type | Science competition |
Headquarters | Newberry College, Newberry, South Carolina |
State Director | Bret Clark |
Current Division B Champions |
Clinton Middle School (16th title, 14th straight) |
Current Division C Champions |
Clinton High School (7th title) |
Parent organization | Science Olympiad |
Slogan | "Exploring the World of Science" |
Website | South Carolina Science Olympiad |
The South Carolina Science Olympiad Competition, often abbreviated as SCSO, is an annual Science Olympiad competition comprising middle school and high school teams across South Carolina.
The competition was first held in the C Division (grades 9-12) in 1985, with the inaugural state champions being Irmo High School from Irmo.[1]
Bell Street Middle School from Clinton won the first B Division (grades 6-9) state championship a year later.[2]
The winners of the tournament represent South Carolina at the Science Olympiad National Tournament, held in May at various universities across the nation.
History
The competition has been held every year since 1985 for Division C and since 1986 for Division B.[3][4]
Year | Division B Champions | Division C Champions | Host |
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1985 | No competition | Irmo | Newberry College Newberry, South Carolina |
1986 | Bell Street | Irmo | |
1987 | Bell Street | Irmo | |
1988 | Irmo | Irmo | |
1989 | Irmo | Irmo | |
1990 | Irmo | Irmo | |
1991 | Irmo | Irmo | |
1992 | Irmo | Irmo | |
1993 | Irmo | Irmo | |
1994 | Irmo | Irmo | |
1995 | Irmo | Irmo | |
1996 | Irmo | Dutch Fork | |
1997 | Irmo | Dutch Fork | |
1998 | Irmo | Dutch Fork | |
1999 | Dutch Fork | Irmo | |
2000 | Dutch Fork | Irmo | |
2001 | Dutch Fork | Dutch Fork | |
2002 | Dutch Fork | Irmo | |
2003 | Bell Street | Irmo | |
2004 | Bell Street | Irmo | |
2005 | Bell Street | Irmo | |
2006 | Bell Street | Irmo | |
2007 | Bell Street | Irmo | |
2008 | Bell Street | Irmo | |
2009 | Bell Street | Clinton | |
2010 | Bell Street | Clinton | |
2011 | Bell Street | Clinton | |
2012 | Bell Street | Clinton | |
2013 | Bell Street | Clinton | |
2014 | Bell Street | Clinton | |
2015 | Bell Street[5] | Academic Magnet[6] | |
2016 | Clinton1 | Clinton | |
2017 | To be held Feb. 18 (B) and Mar. 25 (C), 2017. |
Indicates team won the national tournament.
1Changed name from Bell Street to Clinton before 2016 tournament.[7]
Statistics
State Championships by School
Division B
Rank | School | No. of Championships | Years |
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1 | Bell Street M.S./Clinton M.S. | 16 | 1986, 1987, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 |
2 | Irmo M.S. | 11 | 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998 |
3 | Dutch Fork M.S. | 4 | 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 |
Division C
Rank | School | No. of Championships | Years |
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1 | Irmo H.S. | 20 | 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 |
2 | Clinton H.S. | 7 | 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016 |
3 | Dutch Fork H.S. | 4 | 1996, 1997, 1998, 2001 |
4 | Academic Magnet H.S. | 1 | 2015 |
BOLD denotes a national championship.
Events
2016 Event Descriptions
All descriptions provided by soinc.org.
- Air Trajectory (B/C): Prior to the competition, teams will design, construct and calibrate a single device capable of launching projectiles into a target and collect data regarding device parameters and performance.
- Anatomy & Physiology (B/C): This event encompasses the anatomy and physiology of selected body systems, this year limited to skeletal, muscular and integumentary systems.
- Astronomy (C): Teams will demonstrate an understanding of the basic concepts of math and physics relating to stellar evolution and star and planet formation.
- Bio-Process Lab (B): A lab-oriented competition involving the fundamental science processes of a middle school life science/biology lab program.
- Bottle Rocket (B): Prior to the tournament, teams construct two rockets designed to stay aloft for the greatest amount of time.
- Bridge Building (B/C): Teams will design and build the lightest bridge with the highest structural efficiency that can span a given opening meeting the requirements given.
- Cell Biology (C): This event integrates content knowledge and process skills in the areas of cell biology and cellular biochemistry.
- Chemistry Lab (C): Teams will demonstrate chemistry laboratory skills related to kinetics, chemical reactions and stoichiometry.
- Crave the Wave (B): Competitors will demonstrate knowledge and process skills needed to solve problems and answer questions regarding all types and areas of waves and wave motion.
- Crime Busters (B): Teams will identify the perpetrators of a crime or crimes by using paper chromatography and analysis of unknown solids, liquids, and plastics found at the scene of a crime.
- Disease Detectives (B/C): Students will use investigative skills in the scientific study of disease, injury, health and disability in populations or groups of people with a focus on population growth.
- Dynamic Planet (B/C): Teams will use NGSS science and engineering practices to complete tasks related to physical and geological oceanography.
- Elastic Launch Glider (B): Students will design, build and test two elastic launched gliders capable of the maximum time aloft.
- Electric Vehicle (C): Teams must design, build and test one vehicle that uses electrical energy as its sole means of propulsion to travel as quickly as possible and stop close to a Target Point.
- Experimental Design (B/C): Given a set of unknown objects, teams will design, conduct, analyze and write-up an experiment.
- Food Science (B): Teams will study the science behind milk products and experiment with ingredients and physical parameters to produce and analyze these products.
- Forensics (C): Students will identify polymers, solids, fibers, and other materials in a crime scenario.
- Fossils (B/C): Teams will demonstrate their knowledge of ancient life by identifying fossils and answering questions about classification, habitat, ecologic relationships, behaviors, environmental adaptations and the use of fossils to date and correlate rock units.
- Game On (C): This event will determine a team's ability to design and build an original computer game incorporating the theme provided to them by the supervisor using the program Scratch.
- Geologic Mapping (C): Students will demonstrate understanding in the construction and use of topographic maps, geologic maps, cross sections and their use in forming interpretations regarding subsurface structures and geohazard risks.
- Green Generation (B/C): Students will answer questions involving the history and consequences of human impact on our environment, solutions to reversing trends and sustainability concepts.
- Hydrogeology2 (C): Students will manipulate a groundwater computer model, answer questions about groundwater concepts, and evaluate solutions, based on hydrogeological evidence, to reduce anthropogenic effects on groundwater.
- Invasive Species (B/C): This event will test student knowledge of invasive species in local and national ecosystems.
- It's About Time2 (C): Competitors may construct one non-electrical device to measure time intervals between 10 and 300 seconds and answer questions related to time.
- Meteorology (B): This event involves the use of process skills to demonstrate a multidisciplinary understanding of the Earth systems and anthropogenic factors that influence world climate.
- Mission Possible2 (B): Prior to the competition, participants will design, build, test and document a Rube Goldberg-like device that completes a required Final Task through an optional series of simple machines.
- Picture This (B): Team members will take turns drawing representations of a set of scientific terms/concepts (not scientists) while the other team member guesses the term being drawn.
- Protein Modeling2 (C): Students will use computer visualization and online resources to construct physical models of proteins.
- Reach for the Stars (B): Students will demonstrate an understanding of the properties and evolution of stars, especially star forming regions and supernova remnants, and their observation with different portions of the electromagnetic spectrum.
- Road Scholar (B): Teams will answer interpretive questions that may use one or more state highway maps, USGS topographic maps, Internet-generated maps, a road atlas or satellite/aerial images.
- Robot Arm (C): Prior to the competition, teams must design, build, document and test one robotic device to move scoreable items.
- Scrambler (B): Competitors must design, build and test a mechanical device which uses the energy from a falling mass to transport an egg along a track as quickly as possible and stop as close to the center of a terminal barrier without breaking the egg.
- Wind Power2 (B/C): Teams will build a blade assembly that consists of any kind of propeller/pinwheel/rotor attached to a CD which will be used to capture wind power. Students will also be tested on their knowledge relating to alternative energy.
- Wright Stuff (C): Prior to the competition teams design, construct and test free flight rubber-powered monoplanes to achieve maximum time aloft.
- Write It, Do It (B/C): A technical writing exercise where students write a description of a contraption and other students will attempt to recreate it using only the written description.
2Denotes a Nationals-exclusive event.
(B) denotes an event exclusive to Division B, (C) denotes an event exclusive to Division C, and (B/C) denotes an event for both divisions.[8]
Results
2016 Competition
Individual Event Placement
Division B
Event | First Place | Second Place | Third Place | Fourth Place |
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Air Trajectory | PALS A | Clinton A | Clinton B | Mid-Carolina A |
Anatomy & Physiology | GREEN Charter | Meadow Glen A | Clinton A | Meadow Glen B |
Bio-Process Lab | Newberry | Clinton A | Meadow Glen A | Mid-Carolina A |
Bridge Building | Clinton A | Banks Trail B | Clinton B | Mid-Carolina A |
Crave the Wave | Clinton A | PALS A | Irmo | Mid-Carolina A |
Crime Busters | McCracken | Clinton A | Pine Ridge | Newberry |
Disease Detectives | Clinton A | Gold Hill | Irmo | Mid-Carolina A |
Dynamic Planet | Clinton A | Gold Hill | Mid-Carolina A | Meadow Glen A |
Elastic Launch Glider | Mid-Carolina B | Mid-Carolina A | Clinton A | GREEN Charter |
Experimental Design | Clinton A | Meadow Glen B | McCracken | Gold Hill |
Food Science | Meadow Glen A | Banks Trail A | Dutch Fork | Clinton A |
Fossils | Clinton A | Clinton B | Palmetto A | Pine Ridge |
Green Generation | Clinton A | McCracken | Meadow Glen A | PALS |
Invasive Species | Clinton A | Meadow Glen A | Meadow Glen B | Clinton B |
Meteorology | Clinton A | Holly Hill-Roberts | Gold Hill | Meadow Glen B |
Picture This | Meadow Glen B | Clinton A | Palmetto A | Mid-Carolina A |
Reach for the Stars | Clinton A | Banks Trail A | GREEN Charter | Clinton B |
Road Scholar | Meadow Glen B | Clinton A | Banks Trail A | McCracken |
Scrambler | Clinton A | GREEN Charter | Clinton B | Gold Hill |
Write It, Do It | Mid-Carolina A | Dutch Fork | Newberry | Clinton B |
George J. Renwick Sportsmanship Award Winner |
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Gold Hill |
Winning team
Division C
Event | First Place | Second Place | Third Place | Fourth Place |
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Air Trajectory | Carolina | Ben Lippen | Academic Magnet A | Clinton A |
Anatomy & Phisiology | Clinton A | J.L. Mann B | Academic Magnet A | Irmo |
Astronomy | Clinton A | Academic Magnet A | Dorman B | Clinton B |
Bridge Building | Clinton A | Scholar's Academy | Carolina | J.L. Mann B |
Cell Biology | Academic Magnet A | Academic Magnet B | Dutch Fork A | Irmo |
Chemistry Lab | Academic Magnet B | Academic Magnet A | Spring Hill | Ben Lippen |
Disease Detectives | Dorman A | Dutch Fork A | Scholar's Academy | J.L. Mann B |
Dynamic Planet | Clinton A | Dorman B | Academic Magnet A | Scholar's Academy |
Electric Vehicle | Clinton A | Coastal Leadership Academy | Chapin | Ben Lippen |
Experimental Design | Clinton A | Academic Magnet B | Clinton B | Chapin |
Forensics | Chapin | Clinton B | Spring Hill | Academic Magnet A |
Fossils | Clinton A | J.L. Mann A | McCracken | Spring Hill |
Game On | Dutch Fork A | Dutch Fork B | Academic Magnet A | McCracken |
Geologic Mapping | Clinton A | Academic Magnet A | Irmo | Scholar's Academy |
Green Generation | Academic Magnet A | J.L. Mann A | Dorman B | Dutch Fork B |
Invasive Species | Academic Magnet B | Clinton A | Academic Magnet A | Dorman A |
Robot Arm | Clinton A | Ben Lippen | Academic Magnet A | Irmo |
Wright Stuff | Clinton A | Clinton B | Academic Magnet A | J.L. Mann B |
Write It, Do It | Clinton A | Academic Magnet A | Dorman B | Scholar's Academy |
George J. Renwick Sportsmanship Award Winner |
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Spring Hill |
Winning team
Final Standings
Both winners represented South Carolina at the 2016 Science Olympiad National Tournament, held at the University of Wisconsin–Stout in Menomonie, Wisconsin. Competition took place on Saturday, May 21, 2016.
Division B
Position | Team | Score3 |
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1 | Clinton (C, D) | 40 |
2 | Mid-Carolina | 109 |
3 | Banks Trail | 153 |
4 | Gold Hill | 154 |
5 | Meadow Glen | 157 |
6 | PALS | 162 |
7 | McCracken | 166 |
8 | Irmo | 170 |
9 | Palmetto | 182 |
10 | Pine Ridge | 190 |
11 | Newberry | 195 |
12 | GREEN Charter | 205 |
13 | Stover | 306 |
14 | Dutch Fork | 322 |
15 | Boiling Springs | 337 |
16 | Ben Lippen | 347 |
17 | Guinyard Butler | 355 |
18 | CrossRoads | 368 |
19 | Daniel Island | 386 |
20 | Holly Hill-Roberts | 388 |
3Score is calculated by giving 1 point for a first-place finish, 2 points for a second-place finish, etc.
Division C
Position | Team | Score2 |
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1 | Clinton (C) | 58 |
2 | Academic Magnet (D) | 69 |
3 | Spring Hill | 132 |
4 | Irmo | 149 |
5 | McCracken | 158 |
6 | Chapin | 160 |
7 | Dutch Fork | 177 |
8 | Carolina | 180 |
9 | Dorman | 187 |
10 | Ben Lippen | 188 |
11 | Scholar's Academy | 190 |
12 | J.L. Mann | 199 |
13 | Midland Valley | 257 |
14 | East Clarendon | 261 |
15 | Coastal Leadership Academy | 316 |
16 | Marion | 333 |
(C) denotes 2016 champions. (D) denotes defending champions.
2015 Competition
Individual Event Placement
Division B
Event | First Place | Second Place | Third Place | Fourth Place |
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Anatomy & Physiology | Gold Hill A | McCracken | Bell Street A | Banks Trail A |
Bio-Process Lab | McCracken | Bell Street A | Banks Trail A | Gold Hill B |
Bridge Building | Holly Hill-Roberts | Bell Street A | PALS A | Pine Ridge |
Can't Judge a Powder | McCracken | Banks Trail A | Mid-Carolina | Banks Trail B |
Crave the Wave | Bell Street A | Banks Trail A | Gold Hill A | Bell Street B |
Crime Busters | Charleston Charter B | Dutch Fork | Bell Street A | McCracken |
Disease Detectives | Bell Street A | Newberry | Gold Hill A | McCracken |
Dynamic Planet | Bell Street A | PALS A | Mid-Carolina | Bell Street B |
Elastic Launched Glider | Bell Street A | Charleston Charter A | Bell Street B | Banks Trail A |
Entomology | Bell Street A | Banks Trail A | Bell Street B | Irmo |
Experimental Design | Bell Street A | McCracken | Gold Hill A | Bell Street B |
Fossils | Bell Street A | McCracken | Banks Trail | Bell Street B |
Green Generation | Bell Street A | McCracken | Banks Trail A | Gold Hill A |
Meteorology | McCracken | Bell Street A | Meadow Glen | Mid-Carolina |
Picture This | Stover | Bell Street B | PALS B | PALS A |
Road Scholar | Bell Street A | Irmo | Bell Street B | Pine Ridge |
Robo-Cross | PALS A | Bell Street A | Mid-Carolina | Bell Street B |
Solar System | Bell Street A | Gold Hill A | GREEN Charter A | Bell Street B |
Wheeled Vehicle | Bell Street A | PALS A | Pine Ridge | Bell Street B |
Write It, Do It | Mid-Carolina | GREEN Charter A | Gold Hill A | Bell Street B |
George J. Renwick Sportsmanship Award Winner |
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McCracken |
Winning team
Division C
Event | First Place | Second Place | Third Place | Fourth Place |
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Anatomy & Physiology | Clinton | Dorman B | Irmo A | Academic Magnet A |
Astronomy | Clinton | Academic Magnet B | Dorman A | Spring Hill |
Bridge Building | Clinton | Dutch Fork A | Dorman A | Academic Magnet B |
Cell Biology | Academic Magnet A | Academic Magnet B | Irmo A | Spring Hill |
Chemistry Lab | Ben Lippen | Dorman A | Academic Magnet B | Dutch Fork A |
Disease Detectives | Irmo A | Dutch Fork A | Dorman B | Academic Magnet A |
Dynamic Planet | Clinton | Irmo A | Dutch Fork A | Academic Magnet A |
Entomology | Clinton | Academic Magnet A | Dorman A | Dutch Fork A |
Experimental Design | Academic Magnet | Irmo A | Academic Magnet B | Dutch Fork A |
Forensics | Academic Magnet | Ben Lippen | East Clarendon | Clinton |
Fossils | Clinton | Academic Magnet A | Academic Magnet B | Dorman B |
Geologic Mapping | Clinton | Irmo A | Academic Magnet A | Bluffton B |
Green Generation | Dutch Fork A | Academic Magnet A | Dorman A | Bluffton A |
It’s About Time | Dorman A | Irmo B | Coastal Leadership | Clinton |
Mission Possible | Spring Hill | Dorman A | Dutch Fork A | Clinton |
Picture This | Irmo A | Spring Hill | Academic Magnet A | Dorman A |
Protein Modeling | Academic Magnet B | Spring Hill | Irmo A | Academic Magnet A |
Scrambler | Clinton | Coastal Leadership | Dutch Fork A | Irmo A |
Wright Stuff | Academic Magnet A | Irmo A | Dorman A | Ben Lippen |
Write It, Do It | Clinton | Chapin | Dorman B | Dutch Fork A |
George J. Renwick Sportsmanship Award Winner |
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Coastal Leadership Academy |
Winning team
Final Standings
Both winners represented South Carolina at the 2015 Science Olympiad National Tournament, held at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. Competition took place on May 15–16, 2015.[9]
Division B
Position | Team | Score |
---|---|---|
1 | Bell Street (C, D) | 41 |
2 | McCracken | 92 |
3 | Banks Trail | 120 |
4 | Palmetto Academy of Learning and Success (PALS) | 133 |
5 | Gold Hill | 141 |
6 | Meadow Glen | 146 |
7 | Palmetto | 148 |
8 | Mid-Carolina | 152 |
9 | Newberry | 163 |
10 | Irmo | 166 |
11 | Pine Ridge | 180 |
12 | GREEN Charter | 191 |
13 | Dutch Fork | 278 |
14 | Stover | 284 |
15 | Charleston Charter | 302 |
16 | Holly-Hill Roberts | 308 |
Division C
Position | Team | Score |
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1 | Academic Magnet (C) | 76 |
2 | Irmo | 78 |
3 | Clinton (D) | 81 |
4 | Dorman | 97 |
5 | Dutch Fork | 104 |
6 | Spring Hill | 146 |
6 | Bluffton | 146 |
8 | Ben Lippen | 208 |
9 | Coastal Leadership Academy | 230 |
10 | Chapin | 235 |
11 | East Clarendon | 253 |
12 | Carolina | 263 |
13 | Midland Valley | 265 |
14 | Wilson | 288 |
15 | Strom Thurmond | 305 |
16 | Charleston Charter School for Math & Science | 317 |
2014 Competition
Individual Event Placement
Division B
Event | First Place | Second Place | Third Place | Fourth Place |
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Anatomy | Cario | McCracken | Bell Street A | Kelly Mill |
Boomilever | Bell Street A | Bell Street B | Irmo | PALS A |
Can’t Judge a Powder | Bell Street A | McCracken | Bell Street B | Mid-Carolina |
Crime Busters | Pine Ridge | McCracken | Bell Street B | Cario |
Disease Detectives | Cario | Meadow Glen | PALS A | Palmetto |
Dynamic Planet | Bell Street A | McCracken | Cario | Dutch Fork |
Entomology | Bell Street A | McCracken | Meadow Glen | Dutch Fork |
Heredity | Cario | Bell Street A | Meadow Glen | Bell Street B |
Metric Mastery | Cario | McCracken | Gold Hill | Meadow Glen |
Road Scholar | Bell Street A | Meadow Glen | Banks Trail | McCracken |
Robo-Cross | Meadow Glen | Bell Street B | Palmetto | Bell Street A |
Rocks and Minerals | Bell Street A | Banks Trail | Bell Street B | McCracken |
Rotor Egg Drop | Bell Street A | Meadow Glen | Cario | Palmetto |
Shock Value | Bell Street A | Meadow Glen | Bell Street B | Irmo |
Simple Machines | Dutch Fork | Cario | Gold Hill | Bell Street A |
Solar System | Gold Hill | Bell Street A | Meadow Glen | McCracken |
Sounds of Music | Bell Street A | Cario | Gold Hill | Meadow Glen |
Water Quality | Bell Street B | Bell Street A | McCracken | Palmetto |
Wheeled Vehicle | Bell Street A | Bell Street B | Cario | PALS A |
Write It, Do It | Bell Street A | Gold Hill | Irmo | Palmetto |
George J. Renwick Sportsmanship Award Winner |
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Cario |
Winning team
Division C
Event | First Place | Second Place | Third Place | Fourth Place |
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Anatomy & Physiology | Clinton | Dorman A | Irmo C | Dutch Fork B |
Astronomy | Spring Hill | Dorman A | Dutch Fork A | Irmo A |
Boomilever | Irmo A | Irmo B | Carolina | Clinton |
Chemistry Lab | Academic Magnet | Dutch Fork A | Dorman A | Chapin |
Circuit Lab | Academic Magnet | Dorman A | Clinton | Bluffton A |
Compound Machines | Irmo A | Academic Magnet | Ben Lippen | Carolina |
Designer Genes | Clinton | Irmo B | Dorman A | Irmo A |
Disease Detectives | Dorman B | Academic Magnet | Bluffton A | Clinton |
Dynamic Planet | Clinton | Irmo A | Academic Magnet | Dutch Fork A |
Entomology | Clinton | Irmo A | Dorman A | Dutch Fork B |
Experimental Design | Clinton | Dutch Fork A | Academic Magnet | Dorman A |
Forensics | Academic Magnet | Clinton | Bluffton A | Dutch Fork A |
Geologic Mapping | Clinton | Dutch Fork A | Chapin | Dorman A |
Materials Science | Dorman A | Clinton | Dorman B | Bluffton A |
Mission Possible | Dutch Fork A | Clinton | Academic Magnet | Irmo A |
Rocks & Minerals | Clinton | Academic Magnet | Bluffton A | Chapin |
Scrambler | Clinton | Irmo A | East Clarendon | Coastal Leadership |
Technical Problem Solving | Academic Magnet | Ben Lippen | Irmo A | Dorman A |
Water Quality | Dorman A | Chapin | Dutch Fork A | Dutch Fork B |
Write It, Do It | Dutch Fork B | Bluffton A | Dorman A | Spring Hill |
George J. Renwick Sportsmanship Award Winner |
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East Clarendon |
Winning team
Final Standings
Division B
Position | Team | Score |
---|---|---|
1 | Bell Street (C, D) | 47 |
2 | Meadow Glen | 88 |
3 | Cario | 94 |
4 | McCracken | 111 |
5 | Gold Hill | 143 |
6 | Palmetto | 156 |
7 | Palmetto Academy of Learning and Success (PALS) | 157 |
8 | Irmo | 165 |
9 | Mid-Carolina | 172 |
T-10 | Dutch Fork | 173 |
Pine Ridge | ||
12 | Banks Trail | 183 |
13 | Francis Mack | 240 |
14 | Kelly Mill | 265 |
Division C
Position | Team | Score |
---|---|---|
1 | Clinton (C, D) | 58 |
2 | Academic Magnet | 85 |
3 | Dutch Fork | 97 |
4 | Dorman | 99 |
5 | Irmo | 106 |
6 | Chapin | 122 |
7 | Bluffton | 134 |
8 | Carolina | 173 |
9 | Spring Hill | 195 |
10 | Coastal Leadership Academy | 203 |
11 | East Clarendon | 236 |
12 | Ben Lippen | 243 |
13 | Midland Valley | 246 |
14 | Swansea | 219 |
15 | Lower Richland | 326 |
2017 Competition
Division B
The 2017 South Carolina Science Olympiad Division B Tournament has been scheduled for Saturday, February 18, 2017.[10]
Division C
The 2017 South Carolina Science Olympiad Division C Tournament has been scheduled for Saturday, March 25, 2017.[10]
References
- ↑ http://scioly.org/wiki/index.php/Irmo_High_School Irmo High School (SC) Team Profile
- ↑ http://scioly.org/wiki/index.php/Bell_Street_Middle_School Bell Street Middle School (SC) Team Profile
- ↑ https://www.newberry.edu/SCScienceOlympiad South Carolina Science Olympiad
- ↑ http://scioly.org/wiki/index.php/South_Carolina South Carolina State Finals Results
- ↑ http://www.golaurens.com/news/item/20096-bell-street-wins-13th-straight-s-c-science-olympiad Bell Street wins 13th straight Science Olympiad
- ↑ http://www.golaurens.com/sports/item/20295-clinton-high-s-run-at-science-olympiad-state-titles-comes-to-an-end Clinton High School's Science Olympiad run comes to an end
- ↑ http://scioly.org/wiki/index.php/Clinton_Middle_School Clinton Middle School (SC) Team Profile
- ↑ https://www.soinc.org/short_event_descriptions#anatomy Short Descriptions of Science Olympiad Events - Scioly
- ↑ "University of Nebraska 2015". scioly.org. Retrieved 2016-11-04.
- 1 2 "Newberry College | SCScienceOlympiad". newberry.edu. Retrieved 2016-08-01.