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Thoughts on today's tests:
A&P: It was my first A&P test at a competition. It seemed alright, but I was surprised that there were no diagrams to label.

Protein Modeling: Way too easy. With like 10 MC and 3 open-ended, this test either needed more questions or harder questions. I was also disappointed that this event has had no history on proteins at the regional tournament for 2 years.

They claim awards were awarded for Fossils...
Sure...

hmmm wrote:They claim awards were awarded for Fossils...
Sure...

I believe that the people announcing the rankings said that the coaches would be sent an email or something after the tournament about who would have medalled and that the medals will be mailed to those who would have medalled had the event not been thrown out. So ask your coach maybe if they got that email?

Team Numbers for States have been posted.

Does anyone remember what the Boomilever scores were for Div C at UCC? Thanks.

awildbeast wrote:Does anyone remember what the Boomilever scores were for Div C at UCC? Thanks.

All scores are on the njscienceolympiad.org website, but raw scores and tests are never released at regionals and states.

You should probably email Michael Del Corso (his email is on the "Contact Us" section of the NJ Science Olympiad website) and ask him for the scores. He has ways of getting the scores.

Also, is luminosityfan proctoring events at princeton or states this year?

CookiePie1 wrote:Also, is luminosityfan proctoring events at princeton or states this year?

I'm not sure just yet but signs are promising; I'll be sure to learn more with certainty in a couple of weeks at least.

Yale Results

Also posting stacked scores for NJ teams here:

A Placement/B Placement School (A Score/B Score/Stacked)
1/2. WW-P North (133/148/75)
3/4. WW-P South (186/190/101)
10/11. South Brunswick (296/312/194)