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Haha, I finally got the NY 2015 post! I can edit this if so necessary.

Welcome to NY 2014-2015:

New York State Website: http://newyorkscioly.org/

Invitational Competitions: http://newyorkscioly.org/b-invitationals and http://newyorkscioly.org/c-invitationals

Regional Competitions (Division B): http://newyorkscioly.org/b-regions

Regional Competitions (Division C): http://newyorkscioly.org/c-regions

State Competitions:
-Division B: http://newyorkscioly.org/b-states
-Division C: http://newyorkscioly.org/c-states

When do you think we're going to here about the remaining regionals?

wattispower wrote:When do you think we're going to here about the remaining regionals?

Ermm, I can't remember...this is one of those things I've forgotten after a year >.<. Most are in February anyway. You mind sharing your region or how long you've been doing scioly (of course don't have to)? You'll figure it allll out soon enough.

wattispower wrote:When do you think we're going to here about the remaining regionals?

In recent years, it seems like most of New York's regionals have been the same day, or within the next week.

Here we go, my first year of Division C! I meant to study this summer but then... I didn't really.

silverheart7 wrote:Here we go, my first year of Division C! I meant to study this summer but then... I didn't really.

Same

Anyone on here going to the Cornell or F-M invitationals? I wish they'd put regional information for the Southern Tier. >.>

Hi all,

I am a member of the team that will be running the Cornell Invitational competition.
We are currently finalizing certain plans for the competition. Our main meeting is tomorrow so hopefully sometime tomorrow night more information will be available to the public.
Speaking from personal knowledge on how the competition will be run, I strongly urge competitive teams in NY, NJ, CT, PA, and beyond to consider coming to Cornell based on its convenient location in the center of New York and based on the skilled and experienced people running the competition.
I assure you it will be a truly fantastic invitational!

sciencegreek wrote:Hi all,

I am a member of the team that will be running the Cornell Invitational competition.
We are currently finalizing certain plans for the competition. Our main meeting is tomorrow so hopefully sometime tomorrow night more information will be available to the public.
Speaking from personal knowledge on how the competition will be run, I strongly urge competitive teams in NY, NJ, CT, PA, and beyond to consider coming to Cornell based on its convenient location in the center of New York and based on the skilled and experienced people running the competition.
I assure you it will be a truly fantastic invitational!

Unfortunately regionals will be a limiting factor for most of the NY teams. About 70-80% of NY regionals are a week after the Cornell Invitationals, which isn't ideal Good luck running the invitationals though, I'm sure it'll be great

Hi! Co-director of the Cornell Invitational here. We hope by having our invitational before most teams' Regionals, it will provide a last-minute opportunity to get some extra practice in and see how you fare against other teams. Our registration will be opening this Friday, so I encourage you to talk with your team and consider attending our invitational!

silverheart7 wrote:Here we go, my first year of Division C! I meant to study this summer but then... I didn't really.

Neither did I... Don't tell my teachers.