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    | location      = 6835 Som Center Rd <br> Solon, OH 44139
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|Best regional = 2013, 1st place (Most Recent Time)
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    | state          = Ohio
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==Background==
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    | Best regional = 1st, 2004-2006, 2008-2019
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[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solon_City_School_District#Schools Solon Middle School], located in [[Ohio]], is one of the most successful teams in the nation. They have placed consistently at the regional, state, and national level. Solon Middle School has claimed the national championship six years in a row, beating out the five-time repeat record set by [[Booth Middle School]] in 2001. The Solon Middle School website can be accessed [http://solonscienceolympiad.org/DivBNew/index.html here.]
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    | Best state     = 1st, 2009-2016, 2018-2019
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    | Best nationals = 1st, 2008-2013, 2015, 2018
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    | Website        = [https://solonscienceolympiad.netlify.app Team Website]}}
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[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solon_City_School_District#Schools Solon Middle School], located in [[Ohio]], is one of the most successful teams in the nation. They have placed consistently at the regional, state, and national level. Solon Middle School is tied with [[J.C. Booth Middle School]] for the most consecutive [[National Tournament Winners|national titles]] in Division B and all of Science Olympiad, having 6 titles from 2008 to 2013. The Solon Middle School website can be accessed [http://solonscienceolympiad.org/DivBNew/index.html here.]
  
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==History==
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== History ==
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They placed first at the national tournament held at [[George Washington University 2008|George Washington University]] ahead of [[White Pines Middle School]] by one point. They also won the 2009 National Tournament at [[Augusta State University 2009|Augusta State University]] over [[ExCEL Homeschoolers]] by over 100 points. In 2010, Solon Middle School won the National Tournament at [[University of Illinois 2010|University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign]] over [[Arden Middle School]] by slightly over 20 points. In 2011, Solon Middle School, along with [[Solon High School]], placed first in the nation at [[University of Wisconsin 2011|University of Wisconsin]] with 244 points. In 2012, Solon Middle School, along with [[Solon High School]], placed first in the nation at [[University of Central Florida 2012|University of Central Florida]], beating out [[Marie Murphy Middle School]] again with 200 points. In 2013, Solon Middle School, along with [[Solon High School]], placed first in the nation at [[Wright State University 2013|Wright State University]] with a record 167 points.
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They placed first at the national tournament held at [[George Washington University 2008|George Washington University]] ahead of [[White Pines Middle School]] by one point. They also won the 2009 National Tournament at [[Augusta State University 2009|Augusta State University]] over [[ExCEL Homeschoolers]] by over 100 points. In 2010, Solon Middle School won the National Tournament at [[University of Illinois 2010|University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign]] over [[Arden Middle School]] by slightly over 20 points. In 2011, Solon Middle School, along with [[Solon High School]], placed first in the nation at [[University of Wisconsin 2011|University of Wisconsin]] with 244 points. In 2012, Solon Middle School, along with [[Solon High School]], placed first in the nation at [[University of Central Florida 2012|University of Central Florida]] with 200 points. In 2013, Solon Middle School, along with [[Solon High School]], placed first in the nation at [[Wright State University 2013|Wright State University]] with a record 167 points. This was the first time in Science Olympiad history that the same school district has won both the Division B & Division C Science Olympiad National Tournaments for three consecutive years. Their non-consecutive national titles came in 2015 at [[University of Nebraska 2015|University of Nebraska]] with a record score of 152, and in 2018 at [[Colorado State University 2018|Colorado State University]] with a score of 173.
  
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Solon Middle School has also claimed a fifth place finish with 312 points at [[Juniata College 2004|Juniata College]] in 2004, a fourth place finish with 349 points at [[University of Illinois 2005|University of Illinois]] in 2005, and a third place finish with 305 points at [[Indiana University 2006|Indiana University]] in 2006.
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Solon Middle School has also placed 5th with 312 points at [[Juniata College 2004|Juniata College]] in 2004, 4th with 349 points at [[University of Illinois 2005|University of Illinois]] in 2005, and 3rd with 305 points at [[Indiana University 2006|Indiana University]] in 2006. More recently, Solon Middle School has also placed 5th with 253 points at with 253 points at [[University of Central Florida 2014|University of Central Florida]] in 2014, 5th with 228 points at [[University of Wisconsin 2016|University of Wisconsin]] in 2016, 3rd with 201 points at [[Wright State University 2017|Wright State University]] in 2017, and 2nd with 191 points at [[Cornell University 2019|Cornell University]] in 2019.
  
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They feed into [[Solon High School]], which has a highly successful team as well. The middle school and high school teams interact on a consistent basis, maintaining close relations and supporting each other in terms of resources and motivation.
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Currently, Solon Middle School holds the record for lowest points scored at Ohio's State Tournament (51 pts). For the success of Solon's Science Olympiad students and the thriving online business community throughout the city, Google Inc. named the city of Solon the digital capital of Ohio and conferred the [http://www.google.com/economicimpact/ecities/index.html#OH 2013 eCITY award] to Solon.
  
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==Team Setup==
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Solon Middle School feeds into [[Solon High School]], which has a highly successful team as well. The middle school and high school teams interact on a consistent basis, maintaining close relations and supporting each other in terms of resources and motivation.
  
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In order to become a part of the middle school team, one must take a tryout test. Most years, 30 students qualify with around 5-7 alternates. There have been some years where the team has allowed 45 students (3 teams) and some that had 31-32 students with no alternates, but instead used a rotation between the students to decide who was competing. Solon usually takes two teams to Regionals and most Invitational competitions. Eventually, that number is cut to around 15 plus 4-7 alternates, as only one team from a school can be taken to states.
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== Team Setup ==
  
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Contrary to popular belief, Solon Middle School does '''NOT''' have a class for Science Olympiad.
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In order to become a part of the middle school team, one must take a tryout test. Most years, 30 students qualify with around 5-7 alternates. There have been some years where the team has allowed 45 students (3 teams) and some that had 31-32 students with no alternates, but instead used a rotation between the students to decide who was competing. Solon usually takes two teams to Regionals and most Invitational competitions. Eventually, that number is cut to 15 plus 3-6 alternates, as only one team from a school can be taken to states.
  
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==Solon Invitational==
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Contrary to popular belief, Solon Middle School does not have a class for Science Olympiad. The middle school has only one practice a week for two hours long. Students are heavily encouraged to study on their own time, since official meetings only occur once a week.
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Part of Solon Middle School's success is due to the many invitationals it participates in. Annually, Solon holds their own invitational on the first Saturday of February. The Solon Invitational has been able to attract many powerhouse schools, including: (highest placing at nationals in parentheses)
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== Solon Invitational ==
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Part of Solon Middle School's success is due to the many [[invitational]]s it participates in. Annually, Solon holds their own invitational on the first Saturday of February. The [[Solon Invitational]] has been able to attract many powerhouse schools, including (highest placing at nationals in parentheses):
 
* [[J.C. Booth Middle School]], GA (1st)
 
* [[J.C. Booth Middle School]], GA (1st)
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* [[Daniel Wright Junior High School]], IL (1st)
 
* [[Marie Murphy Middle School]], IL (2nd)
 
* [[Marie Murphy Middle School]], IL (2nd)
 
* [[Shady Side Academy Middle School]], PA (3rd)
 
* [[Shady Side Academy Middle School]], PA (3rd)
 
* [[Magsig Middle School]], OH (3rd)
 
* [[Magsig Middle School]], OH (3rd)
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* [[Meads Mill Middle School]], MI (3rd)
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* [[Piedmont Middle School]], NC (4th)
 
* [[Bala Cynwyd Middle School]], PA (4th)
 
* [[Bala Cynwyd Middle School]], PA (4th)
 
* [[Chardon Middle School]], OH (5th)
 
* [[Chardon Middle School]], OH (5th)
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* [[Daniel Wright Middle School]], OH (7th)
 
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* [[Meads Mill Middle School]], OH (7th)
 
 
* [[Piqua Junior High School]], OH (6th) - Discontinued
 
* [[Piqua Junior High School]], OH (6th) - Discontinued
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* [[Sewickley Academy]], PA (6th) - Discontinued
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* [[Sewickley Academy Middle School|Sewickley Academy]], PA (6th) - Discontinued
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Some consider the competition at Solon Invitational as the second most difficult tournament, only behind the [[National Tournament]].
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In the past, some considered the competition at Solon Invitational as the second most difficult tournament, only behind the [[National Tournament]].
  
 
== Results History ==
 
== Results History ==
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Solon has been a perennial contender for the Nationals title.  
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Since 2004, Solon has failed to qualify for Nationals only once.
  
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{| class="sortable" style="text-align:center"
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{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
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|+<big>'''Official Tournament Results'''</big>
 
! Year !! National !! Points !! State !! Points !! Regional !! Points
 
! Year !! National !! Points !! State !! Points !! Regional !! Points
 
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|'''1997'''|| 26th || || '''1st''' || || ||  
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|'''2021'''||3rd||109||'''1st'''||36||'''1st'''/3rd||36
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|'''2020'''|| colspan="4" rowspan="1" style="background-color: #ffcccb;"|Cancelled due to [[2019-20 Coronavirus outbreak]] || '''1st''' || 29
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|'''2019'''|| 2nd || 191 || '''1st''' || 58 || '''1st''' ||
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|'''2018'''|| '''1st''' || 173 || '''1st''' || 66 || '''1st''' ||
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|'''2017'''|| 3rd || 201 || 2nd || 106 || '''1st''' ||
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|'''2016'''|| 5th || 228 || '''1st''' || 109 || '''1st''' ||
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|'''2015'''|| '''1st''' || 152<sup>1</sup> || '''1st''' || 64 || '''1st''' || 63
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|'''2014'''|| 5th || 253 || '''1st''' || 86 || '''1st''' ||
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|'''2013'''|| '''1st''' || 167 || '''1st''' || 51<sup>2</sup> || '''1st''' || 73
 
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|'''1999'''|| 11th || || 2nd || || ||  
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|'''2012'''|| '''1st''' || 200 || '''1st''' || 82 || '''1st'''/2nd || 46<sup>4</sup>
 
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|'''2011'''|| '''1st''' || 244 || '''1st''' || 69<sup>3</sup> || '''1st'''/4th || 52
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Since 2004, Solon has qualified for nationals 8 out of the last 9 years. Here are the results since 2004:
 
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{| class="sortable" style="text-align:center"
 
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! Year !! National !! Points !! State !! Points !! Regional !! Points
 
 
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|'''2004'''|| 5th || 312 || '''1st''' || || 1st/? ||  
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|'''2010'''|| '''1st''' || 246 || '''1st''' || 88 || '''1st'''/2nd || 38
 
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|'''2005'''|| 4th || 349 || 2nd || || 1st/? ||  
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|'''2009'''|| '''1st''' || 242 || '''1st''' || 73 || '''1st'''/2nd || 77
 
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|'''2006'''|| 3rd || 305 || '''1st''' || || 1st/2nd ||  
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|'''2008'''|| '''1st''' || 249 || 2nd || 128 || '''1st'''/3rd || 63
 
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|'''2007'''|| - || - || 3rd || 113 || 2nd/3rd || 75
 
|'''2007'''|| - || - || 3rd || 113 || 2nd/3rd || 75
 
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|'''2008'''|| '''1st''' || 249 || 2nd || 128 || 1st/3rd || 63
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|'''2006'''|| 3rd || 305 || '''1st''' || 130 || '''1st'''/2nd ||
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|'''2005'''|| 4th || 349 || 2nd || || '''1st''' ||
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|'''2004'''|| 5th || 312 || '''1st''' ||  || '''1st''' ||  
 
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|'''2009'''|| '''1st''' || 242 || '''1st''' || 73 || 1st/2nd || 77
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|'''2003'''|| - || - || || || ||  
 
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|'''2010'''|| '''1st''' || 246 || '''1st''' || 88 || 1st/2nd || 38
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|'''2002'''|| - || - || || || ||  
 
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|'''2011'''|| '''1st''' || 244 || '''1st''' || 69<sup>2</sup> || 1st/4th || 52
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|'''2001'''|| - || - || || || ||  
 
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|'''2012'''|| '''1st''' || 200 || '''1st''' || 82 || 1st/2nd || 46<sup>4</sup>
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|'''2000'''|| - || - || || || ||  
 
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|'''2013'''|| '''1st''' || 167<sup>3</sup> || '''1st''' || 52<sup>1</sup> || ||
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|'''1999'''|| 11th ||  || 2nd ||  ||  ||
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|'''1998'''|| - || - ||  ||  ||  ||
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|'''1997'''|| 26th ||  || '''1st''' || || ||  
 
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1: State Record for lowest points ever scored in the state of [[Ohio]]. <br>
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:<sup>1</sup> Previous National Record for lowest points ever scored at the National Tournament. <br>
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2: The Towers event was considered a Trial Event at the State Tournament. <br>
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:<sup>2</sup> State Record for lowest points ever scored in the state of [[Ohio]]. <br>
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3: National Record for lowest points ever scored at the National Tournament. <br>
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:<sup>3</sup> [[Towers]] was excluded from scoring at the State Tournament. <br>
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4: The Storm the Castle event was considered a Trial Event at the Regional Tournament. <br>
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:<sup>4</sup> [[Storm the Castle]] was excluded from scoring at the Regional Tournament. <br>
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:<sup>5</sup> The 2020 Ohio State Tournament and the [[North Carolina State University 2020|2020 North Carolina State University National Tournament]] were both cancelled this year, due to the [[2019-20 Coronavirus outbreak]].
  
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'''Invitational Results:'''
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! Year !! Piqua !! Northmont !! Kenston !! Magsig !! Solon !! InVIEW !! Mentor !! Roseville !! WLS !! Wright State !! New Albany
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! Year !! Piqua !! Northmont !! [[Kenston Invitational|Kenston]] !! [[Magsig Invitational|Magsig]] !! [[Solon Invitational|Solon]] !! InVIEW !! [[Mentor Invitational|Mentor]] !! Roseville !! [[West Liberty-Salem Invitational|WL-S]] !! [[Wright State Invitational|Wright State]] !! [[New Albany Invitational|New Albany]] !! [[Lisle Invitational|Lisle]] !! [[Booth Invitational|Booth]] !! [[Westlake Invitational|Westlake]]
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|'''2018'''|| - || - || '''1st''' || - ||  || - || '''1st''' || - || '''1st''' || 2nd/7th || - || - || - || '''1st'''/?
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|'''2017'''|| - || - || 2nd/4th || - ||  || - || '''1st'''/4th || - || '''1st'''/3rd || 2nd/13th || - || - || - || '''1st'''/?
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|'''2016'''|| - || - ||  ||  || 2nd/4th || - || '''1st'''/? || - ||  || 2nd/12th ||  || - || - ||
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|'''2015'''|| - || - || - ||  || '''1st'''/3rd || - || '''1st'''/2nd || - ||  ||  || cancelled || - || - ||
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|'''2014'''|| - || - || - || '''1st'''/2nd || '''1st'''/6th || - || '''1st'''/? || - || '''1st'''/? || 2nd/4th || '''1st'''/? || - || - || '''1st'''/?
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|'''2013'''|| - || '''1st'''/3rd || '''1st''' || '''1st''' || 3rd/6th || - || '''1st'''/? || - || '''1st'''/? || 2nd/? || '''1st''' || - || '''1st'''/4th || -
 
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|'''2007'''|| 1st/2nd || 2nd/3rd || - || 1st/2nd || 1st/5th || 1st || 2nd || 1st || - || - || -  
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|'''2012'''|| - || '''1st'''/2nd || '''1st'''/2nd || '''1st'''/2nd || '''1st'''/3rd || - || '''1st'''/2nd || - || '''1st'''/2nd || '''1st'''/4th || '''1st'''/2nd || - || - || -
 
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|'''2008'''|| 1st/3rd || 1st/4th || - || 1st/2nd || 1st/3rd || 1st || 1st || 1st || - || - || -  
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|'''2011'''|| - || '''1st'''/2nd || '''1st'''/2nd || '''1st'''/3rd || '''1st'''/4th || - || '''1st'''/2nd || - || '''1st'''/2nd || - || - || - || - || -
 
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|'''2009'''|| - || 1st/2nd || 1st/2nd || 1st/2nd || 1st/3rd || 1st || 1st || - || 1st/3rd || - || -  
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|'''2010'''|| - || '''1st'''/2nd || '''1st'''/2nd || '''1st'''/? || '''1st'''/? || - || '''1st'''/2nd || - || '''1st'''/? || - || - || '''1st''' || - || -
 
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|'''2010'''|| - || 1st/2nd || 1st/2nd || 1st/ || 1st/ || - || 1st/2nd || - || 1st/ || - || -  
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|'''2009'''|| - || '''1st'''/2nd || '''1st'''/2nd || '''1st'''/2nd || '''1st'''/3rd || '''1st''' || '''1st''' || - || '''1st'''/3rd || - || - || - || - || -
 
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|'''2011'''|| - || 1st/2nd || 1st/2nd || 1st/3rd || 1st/4rd || - || 1st/2nd || - || 1st/2nd || - || -  
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|'''2008'''|| '''1st'''/3rd || '''1st'''/4th || - || '''1st'''/2nd || '''1st'''/3rd || '''1st''' || '''1st''' || '''1st''' || - || - || - || - || - || -
 
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Latest revision as of 05:42, 15 February 2023

Solon Middle School
Location 6835 Som Center Rd
Solon, OH 44139
State OhioFlag.png Ohio
Map
Solon Middle School is located in Ohio
Solon Middle School
Solon Middle School

Coordinates: 41°22′31″N 81°25′59″W / 41.37514°N 81.43307°W / 41.37514; -81.43307

Information
Member of SO since 1987
Results History
Best regional 1st, 2004-2006, 2008-2019
Best state 1st, 2009-2016, 2018-2019
Best nationals 1st, 2008-2013, 2015, 2018
Social Media
Website Team Website

Solon Middle School, located in Ohio, is one of the most successful teams in the nation. They have placed consistently at the regional, state, and national level. Solon Middle School is tied with J.C. Booth Middle School for the most consecutive national titles in Division B and all of Science Olympiad, having 6 titles from 2008 to 2013. The Solon Middle School website can be accessed here.

History

They placed first at the national tournament held at George Washington University ahead of White Pines Middle School by one point. They also won the 2009 National Tournament at Augusta State University over ExCEL Homeschoolers by over 100 points. In 2010, Solon Middle School won the National Tournament at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign over Arden Middle School by slightly over 20 points. In 2011, Solon Middle School, along with Solon High School, placed first in the nation at University of Wisconsin with 244 points. In 2012, Solon Middle School, along with Solon High School, placed first in the nation at University of Central Florida with 200 points. In 2013, Solon Middle School, along with Solon High School, placed first in the nation at Wright State University with a record 167 points. This was the first time in Science Olympiad history that the same school district has won both the Division B & Division C Science Olympiad National Tournaments for three consecutive years. Their non-consecutive national titles came in 2015 at University of Nebraska with a record score of 152, and in 2018 at Colorado State University with a score of 173.

Solon Middle School has also placed 5th with 312 points at Juniata College in 2004, 4th with 349 points at University of Illinois in 2005, and 3rd with 305 points at Indiana University in 2006. More recently, Solon Middle School has also placed 5th with 253 points at with 253 points at University of Central Florida in 2014, 5th with 228 points at University of Wisconsin in 2016, 3rd with 201 points at Wright State University in 2017, and 2nd with 191 points at Cornell University in 2019.

Currently, Solon Middle School holds the record for lowest points scored at Ohio's State Tournament (51 pts). For the success of Solon's Science Olympiad students and the thriving online business community throughout the city, Google Inc. named the city of Solon the digital capital of Ohio and conferred the 2013 eCITY award to Solon.

Solon Middle School feeds into Solon High School, which has a highly successful team as well. The middle school and high school teams interact on a consistent basis, maintaining close relations and supporting each other in terms of resources and motivation.

Team Setup

In order to become a part of the middle school team, one must take a tryout test. Most years, 30 students qualify with around 5-7 alternates. There have been some years where the team has allowed 45 students (3 teams) and some that had 31-32 students with no alternates, but instead used a rotation between the students to decide who was competing. Solon usually takes two teams to Regionals and most Invitational competitions. Eventually, that number is cut to 15 plus 3-6 alternates, as only one team from a school can be taken to states.

Contrary to popular belief, Solon Middle School does not have a class for Science Olympiad. The middle school has only one practice a week for two hours long. Students are heavily encouraged to study on their own time, since official meetings only occur once a week.

Solon Invitational

Part of Solon Middle School's success is due to the many invitationals it participates in. Annually, Solon holds their own invitational on the first Saturday of February. The Solon Invitational has been able to attract many powerhouse schools, including (highest placing at nationals in parentheses):

In the past, some considered the competition at Solon Invitational as the second most difficult tournament, only behind the National Tournament.

Results History

Since 2004, Solon has failed to qualify for Nationals only once.

Official Tournament Results
Year National Points State Points Regional Points
2021 3rd 109 1st 36 1st/3rd 36
2020 Cancelled due to 2019-20 Coronavirus outbreak 1st 29
2019 2nd 191 1st 58 1st
2018 1st 173 1st 66 1st
2017 3rd 201 2nd 106 1st
2016 5th 228 1st 109 1st
2015 1st 1521 1st 64 1st 63
2014 5th 253 1st 86 1st
2013 1st 167 1st 512 1st 73
2012 1st 200 1st 82 1st/2nd 464
2011 1st 244 1st 693 1st/4th 52
2010 1st 246 1st 88 1st/2nd 38
2009 1st 242 1st 73 1st/2nd 77
2008 1st 249 2nd 128 1st/3rd 63
2007 - - 3rd 113 2nd/3rd 75
2006 3rd 305 1st 130 1st/2nd
2005 4th 349 2nd 1st
2004 5th 312 1st 1st
2003 - -
2002 - -
2001 - -
2000 - -
1999 11th 2nd
1998 - -
1997 26th 1st
1 Previous National Record for lowest points ever scored at the National Tournament.
2 State Record for lowest points ever scored in the state of Ohio.
3 Towers was excluded from scoring at the State Tournament.
4 Storm the Castle was excluded from scoring at the Regional Tournament.
5 The 2020 Ohio State Tournament and the 2020 North Carolina State University National Tournament were both cancelled this year, due to the 2019-20 Coronavirus outbreak.
Invitational Results
Year Piqua Northmont Kenston Magsig Solon InVIEW Mentor Roseville WL-S Wright State New Albany Lisle Booth Westlake
2018 - - 1st - - 1st - 1st 2nd/7th - - - 1st/?
2017 - - 2nd/4th - - 1st/4th - 1st/3rd 2nd/13th - - - 1st/?
2016 - - 2nd/4th - 1st/? - 2nd/12th - -
2015 - - - 1st/3rd - 1st/2nd - cancelled - -
2014 - - - 1st/2nd 1st/6th - 1st/? - 1st/? 2nd/4th 1st/? - - 1st/?
2013 - 1st/3rd 1st 1st 3rd/6th - 1st/? - 1st/? 2nd/? 1st - 1st/4th -
2012 - 1st/2nd 1st/2nd 1st/2nd 1st/3rd - 1st/2nd - 1st/2nd 1st/4th 1st/2nd - - -
2011 - 1st/2nd 1st/2nd 1st/3rd 1st/4th - 1st/2nd - 1st/2nd - - - - -
2010 - 1st/2nd 1st/2nd 1st/? 1st/? - 1st/2nd - 1st/? - - 1st - -
2009 - 1st/2nd 1st/2nd 1st/2nd 1st/3rd 1st 1st - 1st/3rd - - - - -
2008 1st/3rd 1st/4th - 1st/2nd 1st/3rd 1st 1st 1st - - - - - -
2007 1st/2nd 2nd/3rd - 1st/2nd 1st/5th 1st 2nd 1st - - - - - -
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