Daniel Wright Junior High School: Difference between revisions

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Daniel Wright Junior High School is a Division B school in Lincolnshire, IL

-State Champions, 2011-2014

-Qualified for Nationals, 2011-2014

-Best finish (so far) at Solon Invitational was in 2013, 1st place (even in front of Solon, for whom team awards are not given out to at their own invitational; however final scores include Solon)

-Best finish (so far) at Nationals was the 2013 tournament at Wright State University, 2nd place, only 5 points behind Solon Middle School. Won 14 medals overall, 6 of which were gold.

Daniel Wright's strength has steadily increased over the years, and it is now a renowned competitor of Science Olympiad.

It feeds into Adlai E. Stevenson High School, which won state for the first time in 2013.

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-'''Daniel Wright Junior High School''' is a [[Division B]] school in Lincolnshire, IL, which qualified for the [[University of Central Florida 2012|2012 National competition]] at the [[Illinois]] 2012 state competition. Previously it qualified in 2011. Its best finish at Nationals was in the 2013 tournament at Wright State University, where it got second, only 5 points behind [[Solon Middle School]]. There, in an astounding performance, it won 14 medals overall, 6 of which were gold. Daniel Wright's strength has steadily increased over the years, and it is now a renowned competitor of Science Olympiad.
+'''Daniel Wright Junior High School''' is a [[Division B]] school in Lincolnshire, IL
+-State Champions, 2011-2014
+-Qualified for Nationals, 2011-2014
+-Best finish (so far) at Solon Invitational was in 2013, 1st place (even in front of Solon, for whom team awards are not given out to at their own invitational; however final scores include Solon)
+-Best finish (so far) at Nationals was the 2013 tournament at Wright State University, 2nd place, only 5 points behind [[Solon Middle School]]. Won 14 medals overall, 6 of which were gold.
+Daniel Wright's strength has steadily increased over the years, and it is now a renowned competitor of Science Olympiad.
 It feeds into [[Adlai E. Stevenson High School (Illinois)|Adlai E. Stevenson High School]], which won state for the first time in 2013.