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Congrats to our 2025-2026 Middle School team members for placing 5th at the Durham Regional Tournament and are now headed to the State Tournament in April!
Congrats to the following team members who medaled in their events at the Durham Regional Tournament:
Division B - Middle School:
1st Place Anatomy & Physiology - Jacob Doeden and Aadi Rajagopalan
1st Place: Metric Mastery: Finn Carter and Corwin Tinsley
1st Place: Remote Sensing - Cedar Graysmith and Emerson Booth
2nd Place: Dynamic Planet - Aadi Rajagopalan and Wiley Hadden
2nd Place: Machines - Emerson Booth and Declan McCall
2nd Place: Meteorology - Hastin Booth and Jacob Doeden
3rd Place: Boomilever - Emerson Booth and Hastin Booth
3rd Place: Circuit Lab - Cedar Graysmith and Everett Black
4th Place: Codebusters - Everett Black, Declan McCall and Aadi Rajagopalan
4th Place: Entomology - Bruce Sellers and Wiley Hadden
5th Place: Scrambler - Finn Carter and Corwin Tinsley
Division C - High School:
2nd Place: Designer Genes - Clementine Janssen and Dylan McDonough
2nd Place: Entomology - Clementine Janssen and Finn Tyrrell
3rd Place: Water Quality - Clementine Janssen and Swift Simmons
6th Place: Forensics - Lilah Hadden and Swift Simmons
6th Place: Chem Lab - Finn Tyrrell and Dylan McDonough
Our Science Olympiad Team draws middle and high school age homeschoolers from around the Triangle area of North Carolina.
Science Olympiad is a science competition which started in 1974 in North Carolina and is now a national event with teams from all 50 states participating. Teams consist of 15 members who work together in groups of 2 or 3 to compete in different science events, everything from cracking codes to building a helicopter to solving crimes. See About for more information.
If you have questions or are interested in joining, email Nicole Graysmith, ngraysmith@gmail.com.
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