KANSAS SCIENCE OLYMPIAD
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KANSAS SCIENCE OLYMPIAD
Sponsor: Brenda Piester
Hays Regional — High School:
Eleven Skyline High School students combined their science knowledge to compete with eleven other Western Kansas schools participating in the Hays Regional contest on February 15th. This was the largest number of students we have had participate for several years, and we only had six open events. As a team, they finished in 7th, one place away from qualifying as a team for the Kansas Science Olympiad. “Thank You and Congratulations!” to these students for their commitment to challenging themselves, taking risks, and exploring new topics to compete in an academic contest. These students worked independently to prepare for their events.
Dynamic Planet 1st Gabe Flanders, Cooper Gates
Remote Sensing 2nd Gabe Flanders, Carson Lee
Experimental Design 3rd Cooper Gates, Sydney Koirth, Carson Lee
Fermi Questions 3rd Corey Crouch, Josiah Giles
Rocks and Minerals 3rd Gabe Flanders, Kyle Hampton
Game On (Coding) 4th Aden Temanson
Write It, Do It 4th Kyle Hampton, Katelynn McGraw
Ecology 5th Corey Crouch, Katelynn McGraw
Herpetology 5th Gabe Flanders, Adison Hampton
Towers 5th Gabe Flanders, Josiah Giles, Adison Hampton
Astronomy 6th Corey Crouch, Katelynn McGraw
Chemistry Lab 7th Adison Hampton, Corbin Keeling
Materials Science 7th Cooper Gates, Corbin Keeling
Microbe Mission 6th Corey Crouch, Katelynn McGraw
Anatomy 9th Sydney Koirth, Carson Lee
Disease Detectives 10th Sydney Koirth, Carson Lee
Forensics 10th Adison Hampton, Sydney Koirth
State Science Olympiad at Wichita State University — High School:
Congratulations to Gabe and Cooper for their first place finish in the Regional contest, which qualified them for the State Science Olympiad Tournament on April 1 with 30 teams participating.
Dynamic Planet Gabe Flanders, Cooper Gates
3rd Place Bronze in the “Small School” Division (1A-5A); 15th Place Overall (1A-6A)
Sponsor: Brenda Piester
Hays Regional — High School:
Eleven Skyline High School students combined their science knowledge to compete with eleven other Western Kansas schools participating in the Hays Regional contest on February 15th. This was the largest number of students we have had participate for several years, and we only had six open events. As a team, they finished in 7th, one place away from qualifying as a team for the Kansas Science Olympiad. “Thank You and Congratulations!” to these students for their commitment to challenging themselves, taking risks, and exploring new topics to compete in an academic contest. These students worked independently to prepare for their events.
Dynamic Planet 1st Gabe Flanders, Cooper Gates
Remote Sensing 2nd Gabe Flanders, Carson Lee
Experimental Design 3rd Cooper Gates, Sydney Koirth, Carson Lee
Fermi Questions 3rd Corey Crouch, Josiah Giles
Rocks and Minerals 3rd Gabe Flanders, Kyle Hampton
Game On (Coding) 4th Aden Temanson
Write It, Do It 4th Kyle Hampton, Katelynn McGraw
Ecology 5th Corey Crouch, Katelynn McGraw
Herpetology 5th Gabe Flanders, Adison Hampton
Towers 5th Gabe Flanders, Josiah Giles, Adison Hampton
Astronomy 6th Corey Crouch, Katelynn McGraw
Chemistry Lab 7th Adison Hampton, Corbin Keeling
Materials Science 7th Cooper Gates, Corbin Keeling
Microbe Mission 6th Corey Crouch, Katelynn McGraw
Anatomy 9th Sydney Koirth, Carson Lee
Disease Detectives 10th Sydney Koirth, Carson Lee
Forensics 10th Adison Hampton, Sydney Koirth
State Science Olympiad at Wichita State University — High School:
Congratulations to Gabe and Cooper for their first place finish in the Regional contest, which qualified them for the State Science Olympiad Tournament on April 1 with 30 teams participating.
Dynamic Planet Gabe Flanders, Cooper Gates
3rd Place Bronze in the “Small School” Division (1A-5A); 15th Place Overall (1A-6A)
