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Hi everyone. I hope you're all enjoying your summers.

If you have a bit of time to spare, please contribute what you know about your state to the scioly.org wiki. A bit of instructions can be found at [wiki]Category:State Pages[/wiki]. In general, just try to follow the style of the Indiana Wiki.

If your state does not appear on that list, simply click on the link to your state below and start editing!

One important thing: please add to the bottom of your page so that it appears in the State Pages list on the wiki.

Alabama Wiki
Alaska Wiki
Arizona Wiki
Arkansas Wiki
[wiki]California (North)[/wiki]
[wiki]California (South)[/wiki]
Colorado Wiki
Connecticut Wiki
Delaware Wiki
Florida Wiki
Georgia Wiki
Hawaii Wiki
Idaho Wiki
Illinois Wiki
Indiana Wiki
Iowa Wiki
Kansas Wiki
Kentucky Wiki
Louisiana Wiki
Maine Wiki
Maryland Wiki
Massachusetts Wiki
Michigan Wiki
Minnesota Wiki
Mississippi Wiki
Missouri Wiki
Montana Wiki
Nebraska Wiki
Nevada Wiki
New Hampshire Wiki
New Jersey Wiki
New Mexico Wiki
New York Wiki
North Carolina Wiki
North Dakota Wiki
Ohio Wiki
Oklahoma Wiki
Oregon Wiki
Pennsylvania Wiki
Rhode Island Wiki
South Carolina Wiki
South Dakota Wiki
Tennessee Wiki
Texas Wiki
Utah Wiki
Vermont Wiki
Virginia Wiki
Washington Wiki
West Virginia Wiki
Wisconsin Wiki
Wyoming Wiki

Thanks for your effort. As usual, no good deed goes unrewarded. ;)

In addition, at the bottom of each state page, or at least somewhere in the content, try to include a list of teams for both Division B and C

Set up the list as follows (or similar): Essentially, the goal is to put the teams for each state in a list (preferably alphabetical) WITH LINKS, to encourage people to add team pages. Perhaps if a team page is well done, the Team of the Week (or rather the Featured Team, so as not to suggest a time schedule) might make a return. Do some research about the history of your team and maybe get it featured!

Is there any specific format we should follow when creating or adding detail to the team forum?

I'm not really sure. I just put a couple sentences describing the team and a table showing the recent finishes at regionals and states (our team never made it to nats). You can just follow the format of another finished page.

And it would be pretty cool to have a featured team.

PA has the most team pages!!!!

EDIT 1- I mean the most teams that actually have their own pages.

i would put all the teams down for Michigan, but there is a ton, and i don't have that much free time and i probably couldn't find them all.

eak227 wrote:Essentially, the goal is to put the teams for each state in a list (preferably alphabetical) WITH LINKS, to encourage people to add team pages. Perhaps if a team page is well done, the Team of the Week (or rather the Featured Team, so as not to suggest a time schedule) might make a return. Do some research about the history of your team and maybe get it featured!

How many team pages do we need to make this happen? Are there enough now?

There really aren't that many. I would be surprised if there were over 20 good ones. That's not enough.

i can't really find any facts about michigan scioly history

Team_pages Wiki
There really arnt that many quality team pages