Texas 2018
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Re: Texas 2018
This was personally my best invitational experience. The proctors/students were very knowledge in the rules, and in their events personally. In my opinion, I loved the tests at this invitational. Virtually no question was "free" and it was an excellent experience overall. For a first time invitational, this was quite exceptional. I would like to thank Adi1008 & the others @ SLHS for organizing and running this invite smoothly and efficiently..
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Re: Texas 2018
I thought the same. There were no delays (the awards started right at 7:00) and everything was very organized and well-planned. I'm honestly blown away, especially since this is their first invitational.QuantumEcho wrote:This was personally my best invitational experience. The proctors/students were very knowledge in the rules, and in their events personally. In my opinion, I loved the tests at this invitational. Virtually no question was "free" and it was an excellent experience overall. For a first time invitational, this was quite exceptional. I would like to thank Adi1008 & the others @ SLHS for organizing and running this invite smoothly and efficiently..
Tompkins High School '20
2017 State:
Hydrogeology: 1
2018 State:
Herpetology: 1
Science Word: 7
Rocks and Minerals: 11
2017 State:
Hydrogeology: 1
2018 State:
Herpetology: 1
Science Word: 7
Rocks and Minerals: 11
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Re: Texas 2018
Thank you to everyone who attended our inaugural tournament today! We sincerely hope that the invitational was memorable and valuable for every team and it was truly a pleasure to give back to our amazing Science Olympiad community.
I'm incredibly proud of every person on this team for working so hard to ensure that this tournament would be a success, from spending months writing, revising, and reviewing (thank you to our alumni test reviewers!!) the tests to the workdays leading up to the tournament going late into the night. Furthermore, we're especially grateful for the support of our parent committees - from helping us run each event and grade papers to procuring donations and setting up signs, folders, and posters, their support and planning expertise was indubitably invaluable.
The goal of the Seven Lakes Invitational is to provide the best possible tournament for everyone involved, not only in quality, but also in comfort, through combining the best aspects of tournaments we've been to, from MIT and Golden Gate to UT and Rice. Many of our event supervisors were experts in the events they helped write and proctor, with numerous medals from tournaments like MIT and Nationals and did a great job writing extremely challenging, fair, and generally well-written tests. Knowing how difficult and time-consuming their jobs can be, we provided visiting coaches and volunteers with free breakfast and lunch to keep everyone well-fed throughout the day.
The final results are available on our website here and a Google Drive folder containing the keys to every exam will be sent out to coaches soon. We welcome any feedback at [email protected] and hope to see everyone back next year!
I'm incredibly proud of every person on this team for working so hard to ensure that this tournament would be a success, from spending months writing, revising, and reviewing (thank you to our alumni test reviewers!!) the tests to the workdays leading up to the tournament going late into the night. Furthermore, we're especially grateful for the support of our parent committees - from helping us run each event and grade papers to procuring donations and setting up signs, folders, and posters, their support and planning expertise was indubitably invaluable.
The goal of the Seven Lakes Invitational is to provide the best possible tournament for everyone involved, not only in quality, but also in comfort, through combining the best aspects of tournaments we've been to, from MIT and Golden Gate to UT and Rice. Many of our event supervisors were experts in the events they helped write and proctor, with numerous medals from tournaments like MIT and Nationals and did a great job writing extremely challenging, fair, and generally well-written tests. Knowing how difficult and time-consuming their jobs can be, we provided visiting coaches and volunteers with free breakfast and lunch to keep everyone well-fed throughout the day.
The final results are available on our website here and a Google Drive folder containing the keys to every exam will be sent out to coaches soon. We welcome any feedback at [email protected] and hope to see everyone back next year!
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University of Texas at Austin '22
Seven Lakes High School '18
Beckendorff Junior High '14
University of Texas at Austin '22
Seven Lakes High School '18
Beckendorff Junior High '14
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Re: Texas 2018
Good luck to everyone competing at Clements!
Seven Lakes Junior High ‘17, Obra D. Tompkins High School ‘21
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Re: Texas 2018
Rice Science Olympiad Invitational Results: (I forgot ranks 10-6)
5. Tompkins HS B
4. Clements HS A
3. Tompkins HS A
2. Seven Lakes HS B
1. Seven Lakes HS A
5. Tompkins HS B
4. Clements HS A
3. Tompkins HS A
2. Seven Lakes HS B
1. Seven Lakes HS A
Seven Lakes Junior High ‘17, Obra D. Tompkins High School ‘21
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Re: Texas 2018
Forgot 10-7 but CyFalls got 6th
CyFalls HS '19
2017 State: 2nd place We've Got Your Number
2018: 7L/Clements/Rice/Districts/Reg/States
Anatomy & Physiology:: 10/-/15/2/1/-
Experimental Design: 6/2/10/-/-
Microbe Mission: 12/5/8/4/2/-
Mousetrap Vehicle 17/6/9/5/2/-
We've Got Your Number: -/2/-/1/1/-
2017 State: 2nd place We've Got Your Number
2018: 7L/Clements/Rice/Districts/Reg/States
Anatomy & Physiology:: 10/-/15/2/1/-
Experimental Design: 6/2/10/-/-
Microbe Mission: 12/5/8/4/2/-
Mousetrap Vehicle 17/6/9/5/2/-
We've Got Your Number: -/2/-/1/1/-
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Re: Texas 2018
Full Results here
10. LASA
9. Langham Creek A
8. Cinco Ranch
7. CyRanch A
6. CyFalls A
5. Tompkins HS B
4. Clements HS A
3. Tompkins HS A
2. Seven Lakes HS B
1. Seven Lakes HS A
10. LASA
9. Langham Creek A
8. Cinco Ranch
7. CyRanch A
6. CyFalls A
5. Tompkins HS B
4. Clements HS A
3. Tompkins HS A
2. Seven Lakes HS B
1. Seven Lakes HS A
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Seven Lakes High School '19
Seven Lakes High School '19
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Re: Texas 2018
What does everything think about Texas state this year? Any predictions?
Predictions:
1. Seven Lakes - strong placements at MIT (although there were a couple event bombs), plus they are probably motivated to win this year especially after following last year's upset
2. LASA - this team had a similar performance at MIT (however they had far more bombed events, won't hold this against them though), and they usually make it past state to nationals
3. Clements - i'm not really buying into the hype about clements; they are a fantastic team but they do not look as strong as they did last year. anything can happen though
4. Cy-Falls - consistent placings throughout this year and has been competitive against the unstacked big three
5. Tompkins - solid team, good placings at rice
Predictions:
1. Seven Lakes - strong placements at MIT (although there were a couple event bombs), plus they are probably motivated to win this year especially after following last year's upset
2. LASA - this team had a similar performance at MIT (however they had far more bombed events, won't hold this against them though), and they usually make it past state to nationals
3. Clements - i'm not really buying into the hype about clements; they are a fantastic team but they do not look as strong as they did last year. anything can happen though
4. Cy-Falls - consistent placings throughout this year and has been competitive against the unstacked big three
5. Tompkins - solid team, good placings at rice
Washington D.C.
2018 Events
Hovercraft, Optics, Thermodynamics, Dynamic Planet, Mousetrap Vehicle
2018 Events
Hovercraft, Optics, Thermodynamics, Dynamic Planet, Mousetrap Vehicle
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Re: Texas 2018
Div C Predictions:
1. LASA
2. Seven Lakes
3. Clements
4. Tompkins
5. CyFalls
Realistic Div C Predicitions:
1. LASA/Seven Lakes/Clements
2. LASA/Seven Lakes/Clements
3. LASA/Seven Lakes/Clements
1. LASA
2. Seven Lakes
3. Clements
4. Tompkins
5. CyFalls
Realistic Div C Predicitions:
1. LASA/Seven Lakes/Clements
2. LASA/Seven Lakes/Clements
3. LASA/Seven Lakes/Clements
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Re: Texas 2018
1. LASA - not really too sure for now, since they rarely bring stacked teams to invites.
2. Seven Lakes - not much to say here. Strong team, competitive
3. Clements - Honestly, the top 3 have always been these schools. Not too sure how Clements is this year, trailed behind the other two teams at MIT
4. Tompkins - Don't think they'll break through any of the trio this year (don't hate me team), but I don't see them falling below fourth
5. Cy-falls/Cinco Ranch - not too sure which one here, so I won't choose (historically it's Cy-falls though)
2. Seven Lakes - not much to say here. Strong team, competitive
3. Clements - Honestly, the top 3 have always been these schools. Not too sure how Clements is this year, trailed behind the other two teams at MIT
4. Tompkins - Don't think they'll break through any of the trio this year (don't hate me team), but I don't see them falling below fourth
5. Cy-falls/Cinco Ranch - not too sure which one here, so I won't choose (historically it's Cy-falls though)
Tompkins High School '20
2017 State:
Hydrogeology: 1
2018 State:
Herpetology: 1
Science Word: 7
Rocks and Minerals: 11
2017 State:
Hydrogeology: 1
2018 State:
Herpetology: 1
Science Word: 7
Rocks and Minerals: 11
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