The Laker Science Olympiad team took first place out of 15 teams at the regional competition Saturday, Feb. 23, 2019, at Delta College. The team will be going to the state competition in April at MSU! This is a huge accomplishment for this group! Here are the results from the competition: 1st place events Anatomy & Physiology (Hannah Penfold and Meleah Timmons) Herpetology (Andrew Davis and Maci Main) Mousetrap Vehicle (Karly Cunningham and Jordan Yoder) Protein Modeling (Colin Truemner, Hannah Penfold, and Mason Steele) 2nd place events Astronomy (Keegan Binder and Jordan Yoder) Boomilever (Grant Gascho and Emma Irion) Circuit Lab (Mason Steele and Josh Lebsack) Disease Detectives (Josh Lebsack and Josh Swathwood) Fermi (Grant Gascho and Jordan Yoder) Forensics (Colin Truemner and Karly Cunningham) Fossils (Andrew Davis and Maci Main) Sounds of Music (Aaron Baranski and Josh Swathwood) Wright Stuff (Keegan Binder and Emma Irion) 3rd place events Code Busters (Maci Main, Keegan Binder, Hannah Penfold) Experimental Design (Clara Tait, Meleah Timmons, Grant Gascho) Mission Possible (Aaron Baranski and Meleah Timmons) Water Quality (Josh Lebsack and Jordan Yoder) Write-It Do-It (Clara Tait and Meleah Timmons) Lakers has had a Science Olympiad team for seven years. Deb Hasselschwert is the head coach. GO GREEN! Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:Laker Junior High One Act team does well at first competitionNextNext post:Four Laker athletes continuing sports careers at collegeRelated postsLaker One Act plays coming upJanuary 13, 2020Laker art students creating portraits for Relay For LifeJanuary 8, 2020Lakers receives USDA grant for distance learningDecember 3, 2019Laker Night of Thanks brings a crowdDecember 2, 2019Scott Milklovic chosen for SVSU Gerstacker Fellowship programNovember 15, 2019Subway Laker Artists of the QuarterNovember 13, 2019
