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S4BB wrote:Back from Illinois State. Our boom broke early, and we ended up 3rd with a 1275 (7.92g holding 10098). I heard from one of our parents that the winning boom had a score of 2029.

Do you know which school won boomilever?

My unofficial rankings 1) Longfellow 2) Muscatel 3) ShadySide 4) Eagle Hill 5) Strath Haven 6) Paul J. Gelinas 7) Iolani School 8) Auburn Junior High School 9) Riverwood 10) Solon I agree with Jdogg on this one. The rankings need to be more like this. Maybe a few teams moved around a few spots, but...

I wouldn't be surprised if a few teams made over 2000, or at least very close to it at nationals.

Anyone know any other results?

captainscioly wrote:More food for thought... if you spend time studying for events instead of posting hypothetical and pointless rankings, maybe your team will beat these top teams!

I agree with this statement.

geminicross wrote:Who got 2nd?
And did you see B's?

C:
Brookwood
GSMST

B:
JC Booth
Dodgen

iwonder wrote:Bases can be less than half that weight, and no compression is needed in the y direction, which makes it 6g, still not 5...

Bases less than 0.5g? Is this using Aia's method?
Mine is 1.0+g.

mrburrito wrote:No actually, it is less than five grams, and doesn't hold all fifteen kilograms.

No offense, but I don't believe you.

Does anyone know if about 1g per 45cm, 3/32" by 3/32" bass wood for each tension members will carry to full load?

Does anybody have any resources for enzymatic reactions, decomposition rates, or reaction types? I am having a hard time finding information on some of these topics.