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Announcing the 2022 Team Winners
Kitty Stone Elementary (Jacksonville) earned medals in 18 of 22 events including 10 gold medal performances to win the overall team title in the 2022 Elementary Science Olympiad at Jacksonville High School on Saturday, February 19th. Mill Creek Elementary from Madison was second and Margaret Elementary (Margaret) took third in the overall team standings.
2022 Award Winners
Gold, Silver, and Bronze... The event-by-event list of over 120 individual
medalists from Elementary Science Olympiad 2022 at Jacksonville High School.
Competition and Awards Ceremony Photos
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Minor Community School loads its barge
in Barge Building. |
ASFL's Mackinsey Karman & Sofia Boyzo construct their bridge in Bridging the Gap. |
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| A Magnolia Elementary team member reconstructs an item from her partner's directions in Write It, Do It. |
Members of the bronze medal Margaret Elementary team work on their recreation
in Write It, Do It. |
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ASFL's Ashleigh Pope and Sydney Jones study the Alabama state map in
Which Way's North? |
Alex Arias-Alavarez and Kevin Olguin from Erwin Intermediate work together
in Third Rock from the Sun. |
The Big Individual Winners
Five students medaled in 3 or more events at ESO 2022 at Jacksonville High School. Two students -- Mill Creek's Kayden Barbour & Ashlynn Langston -- each earned medals in 4 events. Three other students earned 3 total medals each including Mill Creek's Erasmus Tettey
and Shaun McGrath & Winter Reeves from Valley Creek. Columbia's Isaac Abney, Haley Hartwell from Donoho, and Kitty Stone's Ben Pridgen. ASFL's Marshall Parr,
Kitty Stone's Avery Allen, Elyse Bonds, Leah Hosford, Elyn Jarvis, Finley Jarvis, Michael McDermott, Raybon Pridgen, and Mill Creek's Kayden Barbour earning gold medals in two events each.
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| A sketcher from Jefferson Christian works on her drawings in Quick Sketch. |
A Minor Community School participant sketches drawings in Quick Sketch. |
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| Gold medalists Avery Seaton & Kayden Barbour of Mill Creek work together in Starry, Starry Night. |
Jefferson Christian's Jake Culwell & Rhys Jones at study the star charts in Starry, Starry Night. |
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| Greenwood's Karina Albarran & Makhylie Coleman prepare to launch their vehicle in Pasta Transporter. |
Gold medalists Raybon Pridgen & Avery
Allen and fans from Kitty Stone watch
their pasta vehicle roll down the court. |
Celebrating 28 Years of ESO at JHS
After a one-year hiatus for the pandemic, Jacksonville High School celebrated its 28th year of hosting Elementary Science Olympiad competitions with 11 schools returning in our bounce back year. ESO at JHS has maintained its impressive impact on science education in Alabama. Nearly 200 students participated in events in 2022 including students from the Academy of Science and Foreigh Language, Auburn Area Homeschools, Erwin, Greenwood, Jefferson Christian, Kitty Stone, Magnolia, Margaret, Mill Creek, Minor, and Valley Creek. Thanks for helping make ESO 2022 yet another success!
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Joseph Lee of Mill Creek receives his
silver medal for Barge Building. |
Calculator Contest gold medalist Marshall
Parr of ASFL picks up his medal. |
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| The afternoon awards ceremony underway in the JHS gymnasium. |
Margaret Elementary (Margaret) poses
with the third place team trophy. |
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Mill Creek Elementary (Madison) team
celebrates with its 2nd place trophy. |
Kitty Stone Elementary (Jacksonville) takes its championship
team photo. |
Updated: February 22, 2022.
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