Most competitive state

[SirBobo]

You talking nationals or state?
EDIT: *We

[tornado guy]

I think California is the most competitive west coast state. For a few years Washington was very competitive with Canyon Park and ExCEL placing top 5 at nats. But the east coast states are the most competitive.

[mnstrviola]

Norcal or Socal?

[EpicFailOlympian]

Are you sure Z? I think MO isn't very competitive. Sure, there are Ladue and Pembroke, but if you ever seen how big a margin they win at states, it's ridiculous.

[tornado guy]

Norcal or Socal?

Both... Churchill and Arden in North.. And Muscatel in South.

[SirBobo]

Norcal or Socal?

Both... Churchill and Arden in North.. And Muscatel in South.

CHURCHILL

[zyzzyva980]

I'm in the process of plugging numbers, but probably won't get done for awhile because I have other Science Olympiad-related things I have to do which are a bit more important (i.e. actual events)

[tuftedtitmouse12]

Illinois' up there with marie murphy, south, and daniel wright also new trier and stevenson, all placed in top 20, marie murphy in top 10 consistently, got 2nd last year.

Good point. But as far as it goes, it's only those three teams for Division B jockeying for those two bids to nats. What about div C?

[Littleboy]

Norcal or Socal?

Both... Churchill and Arden in North.. And Muscatel in South.

Troy

[SirBobo]

Norcal or Socal?

Both... Churchill and Arden in North.. And Muscatel in South.

Troy

Oh yeah, don't forget Mira Loma! They have been dominating NorCal division C for a while now...