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Team Excels at State Science Olympiad Tournament

2023 State Science Olympiad Team

Team Excels at State Science Olympiad Tournament

May 28 2023

Contributions from Josh Williamson `23

The Science Olympiad team participated in the state competition at the Ohio State University for the 15^th consecutive year! The team placed 24^th out of 40 teams, an improvement from last year’s result.

Of the teams from southwest Ohio, Country Day’s team scored the second highest, edging out St Xavier, Indian Hill, and Loveland high schools.

Placing in the top 10 in their categories are Jordan Lowe `25 and Marley Handler `24 placed 4^th in the remote sensing category, an event that focuses on using satellite data and spectroscopic information to study meteorology, climate change, and our planet. Jason Starodub `26 and Yihe Zhang `26 placed 9^th in the chemistry lab category.

We had 10 teams that placed in the top 20 in their categories, including:

4^th Place in Remote Sensing – Jordan Lowe `25 & Marley Handler `24
9^th Place in Chemistry Lab – Jason Starodub `26 & Yihe Zhang `26
12^th Place in Astronomy – Ayaan Arif `25 & Jessica Chen `26
12^th Place in Detector Building – Weison Huang `23 & Jessica Chen `26
12^th Place in Green Generation – Lizzy Stacy `23 & Miki Ozawa `23
13^th Place in Forensics – Marley Handler `24 & Rana Arebi `24
15^th Place in It’s About Time – Jessica Chen `26 & Alex Riemann `24
18^th Place in Experimental Design – Jordan Lowe `25, Lizzy Stacy `23, Rana Arebi `24
19^th Place in Anatomy & Physiology – Jessica Chen `26 & Ayaan Arif `25
19^th Place in Fermi Questions – Joshua Williamson `23 & Jason Starodub `26