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Hi rsascioly
You're questions would most likely be answered if you ask them in the event specific thread. This thread is for general info on SoCal science olympiad tournaments, etc.

Is it normally the case that regionals tests are normally very easy? I, in division B, have been looking at study materials for the division C counterpart in order to be extra prepared for the B contest, but the tests I encountered were completely elementary level, and I in turn overlooked the easy material.

Do you mean in general or a particular event? I think it's always remember the easy stuff too. If you know the hard stuff, you should probably already know the easy stuff.

How many teams will be at SoCal state?

hmath729 wrote:How many teams will be at SoCal state?

According to the note at the bottom of http://www.socalstatescioly.org/?tab=event, there will be 30 teams per division at SoCal state.

anybody know if scores by event have been posted for SD regional

I found a list of top 10 teams without total point spread.

Great job at the Santa Ana College Regional competition last Friday, everyone! It was so much fun!

ceg7654 wrote:Great job at the Santa Ana College Regional competition last Friday, everyone! It was so much fun!

beating rancho and sierra vista was pretty fun

phil9047 wrote:

ceg7654 wrote:Great job at the Santa Ana College Regional competition last Friday, everyone! It was so much fun!

beating rancho and sierra vista was pretty fun

*gasp* Phil, bad sportsmanship.

Now we just have to see how much fun it is at States... Muscatel you will be the death of me.

ceg7654 wrote: *gasp* Phil, bad sportsmanship.

Now we just have to see how much fun it is at States... Muscatel you will be the death of me.

Yeah, maybe I might have some fun if I do like 5 new events again