chinesesushi wrote:Anyone here going to the Troy High invitational? I heard they're pretty good.
Ya we (mira loma scioly) are going! We went last year and it was really fun and great for experience. As for the boomilever and compound scores i dont know exacts but on compound troy got 1st Milpitas blue got second and mira loma blue got 3rd. For Boom mira loma red got first mira loma blue got 2nd and tokay gold got 3rd.
Re: Southern California 2014
Posted: January 14th, 2014, 10:23 pm
by chinesesushi
BuildistFromTheNorth wrote:
chinesesushi wrote:Anyone here going to the Troy High invitational? I heard they're pretty good.
Ya we (mira loma scioly) are going! We went last year and it was really fun and great for experience. As for the boomilever and compound scores i dont know exacts but on compound troy got 1st Milpitas blue got second and mira loma blue got 3rd. For Boom mira loma red got first mira loma blue got 2nd and tokay gold got 3rd.
What was mira loma red/blue's score for boom? Thanks!
Re: Southern California 2014
Posted: February 1st, 2014, 10:22 pm
by PacificGoldenPlover
Great job everyone at the Mesa Robles invitational guys!
I wrote, proctored and graded both the dynamic planet and water quality test. What did you guys think of them?
Boomilever at Invitationals
Posted: February 5th, 2014, 5:50 pm
by ScienceGuy2000
Just curious, what were the top efficiency scores for boomilever at Mesa Robles and Muscatel Invitational?
Re: Southern California 2014
Posted: February 6th, 2014, 5:45 pm
by ceg7654
PacificGoldenPlover wrote:Great job everyone at the Mesa Robles invitational guys!
I wrote, proctored and graded both the dynamic planet and water quality test. What did you guys think of them?
It was pretty hard for my partner and I. Why were there so many free response questions? We haven't gotten the tests back yet, but I'm pretty sure we flunked that part.
Re: Southern California 2014
Posted: February 7th, 2014, 5:31 pm
by PacificGoldenPlover
It takes too long to write multiple choice test. Don't worry, everyone flunked that section.
On the entire test, I believe a grand total of two got above 50%.
Re: Southern California 2014
Posted: February 14th, 2014, 7:52 pm
by phil9047
I don't understand what the
Air Rocket Trajectory, Roller Coaster, Hydrogeology, Green Generation
on the Socal Scioly website are.
Re: Southern California 2014
Posted: February 14th, 2014, 8:35 pm
by bearasauras
These are trial events which teams can compete in and receive medals but do not count toward the team total score which is used to determine who advances to the National Tournament.
Re: Southern California 2014
Posted: February 15th, 2014, 1:02 pm
by PacificGoldenPlover
Anyone have results for San Diego B regionals yet?
Re: Southern California 2014
Posted: February 25th, 2014, 3:52 pm
by rsascioly
Hey Guys! I'm from Riverside STEM Academy; this is our second year in state Science Olympiad. I'm doing anatomy, disease detectives, and road scholars. Usually what do they ask in anatomy and disease detectives? Last year, I remember they asked used to label a bunch of diagrams in anatomy, but do they always do that?