Pennsylvania 2010

[AlphaTauri]

I have to agree with Deeisenberg. My school isn't exactly a perfect example of planning for everything- we assign two people (and only two people) to each event, which means that when someone suddenly can't make it to the competition or has a schedule conflict, the new person assigned to that event has to study frantically and hope that the test is on whatever they've put on the notesheet.

[eta150]

Someone on our team once had a four way conflict 2 years ago

[amerikestrel]

Does anyone know if there is a map of the SO regions for PA? I'm curious to see how their divided. In the PA wiki, it says that my school is in NW region, but geographically I'm almost exactly in the center of the state.

[gyourkoshaven]

Remember that the population density is significantly lower in the northwestern part of the state. For example our region only includes 5 counties, while yours might include 20 large counties.

[amerikestrel]

Remember that the population density is significantly lower in the northwestern part of the state. For example our region only includes 5 counties, while yours might include 20 large counties.

True, I didn't think of that.

If nobody has a map, I could probably make an approximate one by locating each school... personally, I'd like to see this represented visually.

[AlphaTauri]

I can't find a map online. The state website isn't exactly the wealth of information it should be. (Although they finally put invitationals up.)

[eyeball138]

What else would you want the state site to have? Maybe it's not the best site I've ever seen, but it's certainly sufficient.

[AlphaTauri]

Definitely links to the Regional competitions. A map of the campus would be nice, too.

[gyourkoshaven]

Just go to the site of the college which is hosting your regional...

[AlphaTauri]

I know, I'm just saying it's more efficient to have the link on the state site, as well.