Montgomery Catholic’s Science Olympiad Team Competes at Regional Tournament in Mobile

The Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School High School Science Olympiad teams competed at the Regional Science Olympiad competition on Saturday, March 7, 2015 at Spring Hill College. 

Fifteen teams from nine schools competed. Montgomery Catholic’s 14 High School Science Olympiad team members came away with medals in twelve events, earning three golds, eight silvers, and three bronze. The Montgomery Catholic High School team placed third overall and earned a spot in the State Competition. 


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Carson, Scott, Lisa Hong, Katie McDaniel, Olivia Nobles, Seullee Baek, Leo Petters, Ann Faulkner, Andrew Ellis, Lindsey Guin, Michael Barber, Martin Lee, Marissa Dogan, Lita Blackburn, Henry Petters

These are the events  that the High School Science Olympiad team received medals in: 
First Place: Entomology -Marissa Dogan and Carson Scott; Mission Possible -Michael Barber and Marissa Dogan; Protein Modeling -Leo Petters and Lindsey Guin.
Second Place: Anatomy – Ann Faulkner and Andrew Ellis; Fossils -Henry Petters and Lita Blackburn; Geologic Mapping -Lisa Hong and Olivia Nobles; Green Generation – Lisa Hong and Marissa Dogan; It’s About Time – Leo Petters and Henry Petters; Mission Possible –Youngtaek Seo and Jake Walker; Wright Stuff – Martin Lee and Seullee Baek; Write It Do It – Carson Scott and Michael Barber.
Third Place: Bungee Drop – Olivia Nobles and Katie McDaniel; Disease Detective – Lindsey Guin and Marissa Dogan; Wright Stuff – Daniel Reeves.

The Montgomery Catholic High School Science Olympiad team is sponsored by Mrs. Elizabeth Harbin, with the assitance of Dr. Monica Hamell, Dr. Joe Profio and Mrs. Jeanene Crenshaw. 

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Anatomy – Ann Faulkner and Andrew Ellis placed 2nd.

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