Pennsylvania 2018

[Anomaly]

I don't know if registration has been capped or not, but the link is still up.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIp ... w/viewform

Edit: They only have 13 teams as shown on their website, so you guys probably could come.

[WhatScience?]

I don't know if registration has been capped or not, but the link is still up.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIp ... w/viewform

Edit: They only have 13 teams as shown on their website, so you guys probably could come.

Can you post the link to their website (not the tinurl one on the form) because the one on the form is not working for me

[Anomaly]

I don't know if registration has been capped or not, but the link is still up.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIp ... w/viewform

Edit: They only have 13 teams as shown on their website, so you guys probably could come.

Can you post the link to their website (not the tinurl one on the form) because the one on the form is not working for me

For some reason, it took a lot of digging to find their website.
https://sites.google.com/nwlehighsd.org ... authuser=1

[EastStroudsburg13]

Those are some nice team lists! I'm especially a fan of the Division C list; some solid NEPA reps in North Pocono, Wyoming Area, and Wallenpaupack, as well as some depth teams in Lehighton, Pleasant Valley, and Scranton. Also some nice out-of-state flavor in Archmere, Kellenberg, Princeton, and UCVTS. No ES South, but of course I'm sure it's not worth the extra effort of fundraising to get a second invitational in, even though it's close by.

EDIT: Fun preliminary list for North Pocono, also. Very distinct NEPA flavor there, with a few out of region and out of state teams as well. No Pleasant Valley, which would be good for South to measure up against, but most of the other measuring sticks are there.

[EastStroudsburg13]

Had some time, so I started a map of active PA teams. I started off with just the teams that qualified for states, and what's immediately apparent is that there's a gaping hole in the middle of the state (with State College at the center). I know there aren't a lot of people in the center, but it might be good to have some sort of initiative to support more rural teams. At some point I'll add the rest of the teams that competed last year, and delineate if they'd qualified for states in the years 2013-2016, to see if any more patterns appear.

[RestingDoll]

Southeast Regional Schedule
https://www.neumann.edu/ScienceOlympiad/schedules.asp

[allopathie]

Harriton only got 3rd place at Valley Forge ... Definitely isn't qualifying for states this year, might not even qualify for regionals next year.

[19sawickin]

Harriton only got 3rd place at Valley Forge ... Definitely isn't qualifying for states this year, might not even qualify for regionals next year.

I bet. Does anyone have results?

[Avogadro]

Harriton only got 3rd place at Valley Forge ... Definitely isn't qualifying for states this year, might not even qualify for regionals next year.

Seems unlikely. I'm pretty sure they typically send a team of freshman/new members to BVF- it explains some of their placements.

Does anyone know how they did team scores at BVF? Best places from each team, or best team? Bayard A did much better (from what I recall) than their second team, while LM, Stoga and others split more evenly.

Also, @19sawicken, I think it was handed out in the packets the teams received- one might be able to put it up tonight.

[pikachu4919]

Harriton only got 3rd place at Valley Forge ... Definitely isn't qualifying for states this year, might not even qualify for regionals next year.

Ye, it's actually a common strategy by a lot of teams to employ unstacked teams or teams with only first-year members or the like for early invitationals. I would think Harriton did this at BVF, and I'd be surprised if they didn't qualify for regionals, let alone state. Pigs might as well fly if that happens.