State Tournament Results

[EastStroudsburg13]

Yet another team that didn't qualify last year. I've counted up the teams attending from the state results we do have, and of the 41 teams, 15 did not qualify last year, which is 37%. I don't know numbers for previous years, but that sounds like a lot.

2015 to 2016: 19/60

2008 to 2009: 21/60

Doesn't seem all that abnormal.

I haven't done the calculations myself, but if 21/60 is the maximum in the last ten years, that's 35%, which is lower than the 37%. If this rate holds up, then I would counter that it is indeed abnormally high.

[Dohnnovan]

Yet another team that didn't qualify last year. I've counted up the teams attending from the state results we do have, and of the 41 teams, 15 did not qualify last year, which is 37%. I don't know numbers for previous years, but that sounds like a lot.

2015 to 2016: 19/60

2008 to 2009: 21/60

Doesn't seem all that abnormal.

I haven't done the calculations myself, but if 21/60 is the maximum in the last ten years, that's 35%, which is lower than the 37%. If this rate holds up, then I would counter that it is indeed abnormally high.

That's exactly what I was about to say.

[John Richardsim]

Yet another team that didn't qualify last year. I've counted up the teams attending from the state results we do have, and of the 41 teams, 15 did not qualify last year, which is 37%. I don't know numbers for previous years, but that sounds like a lot.

2015 to 2016: 19/60

2008 to 2009: 21/60

Doesn't seem all that abnormal.

I haven't done the calculations myself, but if 21/60 is the maximum in the last ten years, that's 35%, which is lower than the 37%. If this rate holds up, then I would counter that it is indeed abnormally high.

Yeah, IF it holds up. I'm not so sure it will. And 2%? That's one team of sixty.

[EastStroudsburg13]

It's one team more than the previous maximum. Of course, more analysis would help add context to if there have been any trends.

[Unome]

It's one team more than the previous maximum. Of course, more analysis would help add context to if there have been any trends.

Definitely something I'll do over the summer. Perhaps I'll measure both teams not there the last two years and teams not there last year but there the previous year. Any other possibilities that might be useful?

Of the states left for Div C, I'd estimate getting 3-4 more new teams (hopefully my prediction is somewhat accurate). I notice middling to high chances in Michigan, Oregon, Colorado, Pennsylvania, Washington, North Carolina, and Texas.

[bernard]

Fresh from Washington state...

Washington B:
1. Northshore Junior High School - BLUE - qualifies for nationals
2. Evergreen Middle School - GREEN
3. Skyridge Middle School - BLUE
4. Northshore Junior High School - NAVY
5. Canyon Park Junior High School - BLUE

Washington C:
1. Camas High School - BLACK - qualifies for nationals
2. Bothell High School - BLUE
3. Interlake High School - AVALANCHE
4. Raisbeck Aviation High School - VARSITY 1
5. Camas High School - RED

[Magikarpmaster629]

Anyone have Colorado B and C?

[Balsa Man]

Anyone have Colorado B and C?

Don't know on C; B was Preston MS

[Unome]

Anyone have Colorado B and C?

Don't know on C; B was Preston MS

Div C champion is Fossil Ridge (confirmed via Twitter). Scores usually get posted pretty quickly on the state website; how much they won by will be interesting to see.

The shape of Colorado looks rather strange on the trophy.

[Juanyjose]

Wisconsin C:
1. Menomonie High School (110)
2. Medford High School (113)
3. Madison West (151)
Full scores

It seems to have changed; Medford is now in first place with 98 (with Madison West's score increased by a point).

Either way, clearly the end of the Menomonie/Madison West era (considering the usual scores are sub-70).

I was updating Wright State University 2017 Wiki, I put down Menomonie, should I change this? Also on topic, we're still missing scores from Arizona, Iowa B, New Hampshire, Maine, Louisiana, Oregon, Wyoming C, and Connecticut C; anyone have these?

Missouri B
1. Ladue Middle School - Qualifies for the 2017 National Tournament
2. Wydown Middle School - Qualifies for the 2017 National Tournament
3. Pembroke Hill Middle School

Missouri C
1. Ladue High School (60) - Qualifies for the 2017 National Tournament
2. Pembroke Hill School (106) - Qualifies for the 2017 National Tournament
3. Rock Bridge High School

Big shakeups in both divisions. Full results will come in about a week.

Congrats on the win, I can now seriously consider ranking you in the top ten (and of course congrats to Wydown on qualifying, there seems to be a lot of turnover this year so far).

Also whatever happened to John Burroughs?

Yay, someone actually pays attention to Missouri! Yeah, we were all shocked when we heard Pembroke got third in B; Wydown started in 2014 (I think) so they've come a long way. Honestly I don't know about John Burroughs, they ended up getting 6th this year (with a score of ~250 if I guess correctly) after getting 3rd many times in previous years; they even improved their regionals score over last year's. Rock Bridge got 120 so it was pretty close in C too.

Yes Wydown started in 2014, and they won by one point:
Ladue (65)
Wydown(103)
Pembroke (104)