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Unome wrote:The rest from last weekend that no one bothered to post:

• Delaware B: Henry B. du Pont Middle School continues their domination, taking both first and second by a wide margin, while MOT Charter School takes third, prevailing in the three-way tie over Skyline Middle School and St. Ann.
• Florida B/C: Archimedean Middle Conservatory takes first in Division B again, continuing their now 2 year streak, while Orlando Science School stays at second, beating Galaxy Middle School at third. In Division C, Boca Raton Community High School takes first and second in a close lead over Archimedean Upper Conservatory in third.
• Indiana B/C: Sending only one team per division this year, Thomas Jefferson Middle School continues to dominate Division B, beating Chesterton Middle School at second, and Tri-North Middle School at third. In Division C, Munster High School repeats their win from last year, lowering their point score further, while beating Carmel High School in second and Bloomington High School South in third.
• South Dakota B/C: Yankton Middle School and Yankton High School repeat their victories from last year, beating Sacred Heart Middle School and Dakota Valley Middle School in B, and Brookings High School and Spearfish High School in C.
• Massachusetts C: Acton-Boxborough High School takes first place, bringing their streak to 6 years and comfortably beating Newton North High School and Newton South High School at second and third, respectively.
• South Carolina C: Academic Magnet High School takes a close first over once-national powerhouse Irmo High School, with both of them beating last year's state champion Clinton High School by another small margin.

Delaware B
1. Henry B. du Pont Middle School (140) -qualifies for 2015 Nationals
2. Henry B. du Pont Middle School (191)
3. MOT Charter School (282)

Florida B
1. Archimedean Middle Conservatory (106) -qualifies for 2015 Nationals
2. Orlando Science School (185) -qualifies for 2015 Nationals
3. Galaxy Middle School (200)

Florida C
1. Boca Raton Community High School (124) -qualifies for 2015 Nationals
2. Boca Raton Community High School (162)
3. Archimedean Upper Conservatory (167) -qualifies for 2015 Nationals

Indiana B
1. Thomas Jefferson Middle School (82) -qualifies for 2015 Nationals
2. Henry B. du Pont Middle School (178)
3. MOT Charter School (188)

Indiana C
1. Munster High School (61) -qualifies for 2015 Nationals
2. Carmel High School (134)
3. Bloomington High School South (137)

South Dakota B
1. Yankton Middle School -qualifies for 2015 Nationals
2. Sacred Heart Middle School (178)
3. Dakota Valley Middle School (188)

South Dakota C
1. Yankton High School (61) -qualifies for 2015 Nationals
2. Brookings High School (134)
3. Spearfish High School (137)

Massachusetts C
1. Acton-Boxborough High School (79) -qualifies for 2015 Nationals
2. Newton North High School (100)
3. Newton South High School (127)

South Carolina C
1. Academic Magnet High School (76) -qualifies for 2015 Nationals
2. Irmo High School (78)
3. Clinton High School (81)

Fixed all of your links! By the way, I created the following pages: MOT Charter School, Skyline Middle School, St. Ann School, Galaxy Middle School, Dakota Valley Middle School, Academic Magnet High School
Don't worry, I like wikitext better too.
By the way, my guess for Pennsylvania is that Shady Side is going to get 2nd with Harrington as 1st and Strath Haven Middle School as 3rd or 4th. Of course, there's still a month still the state competition.

Ugh, I'll have to fix that (and add links from the OP)

• In Alaska B, Teeland Middle School continues there now 13-year streak, beating Colony Middle School in second and Hanshew Middle School in third. In C, Mat-Su Career and Technical High School repeats their win from the past two years, marking their fourth national appearance after beating second place team Colony High School with less than half their point score, while Eagle River High School comes in a close third.
• In Connecticut C, Hopkins School wins for the seventh time in a row, beating South Windsor High School by a substantial margin, while their own B team finished in third.
• In New Hampshire C, Merrimack High School wins again as they have since the program's inception in 2009, beating Bedford High School in second and Milford High School in third.

• In Virginia B, Longfellow Middle School takes first again with a greatly improved score of 50 points (over last year's 93), while Lake Braddock Middle School goes up one to second and Kilmer Middle School drops to third. In Division C, Langley High School reclaims the top spot by a 2 point margin after two years losing to Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, who fell to second, with James Madison High School continuing in third (all results are still unofficial, and according to Virginia SO, will be verified in a few days)
• In Wisconsin C, Menomonie High School wins with a close lead over Madison West High School, both with a 100+ point lead over third place winner Medford High School.