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Announcing the 2023 Team Winners
Kitty Stone Elementary (Jacksonville) earned medals in 12 of 22 events enroute to the overall team title in the 2023 Elementary Science Olympiad at Jacksonville High School on Saturday, February 25th. Trussville schools took the next two places with Paine Elementary in second and Cahaba Elementary in third.
Clanton Intermediate (Clanton), which led all teams with 4 first-place event finishes, was fourth in the overall team standings.
2023 Award Winners
Gold, Silver, and Bronze... The event-by-event list of over 150 individual
medalists from Elementary Science Olympiad 2023 at Jacksonville High School.
Competition and Awards Ceremony Photos
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| Silver medalist Logan O'Dell from Paine Elementary searches his map in Which Way's North?. |
Locklin Retzlaff & Robert Beaty from Auburn Area Homeschoolers at work in Which Way's North?. |
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| Greenwood and WO Lance students in Infographics. |
ASFL's Ky'Mani Harrison at work in Infographics. |
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| Silver medalists Marshall Parr & Levi Lambert from ASFL in Geometrics. |
Clanton's Anna Mims & Lily Pitts at work together in Geometrics. |
The Big Individual Winners
Three students medaled in 3 events at ESO 2023 at Jacksonville High School -- Bella Martinez from Kermit Johnson Elementary, Shaun McGrath of Valley Creek, and Reese Underwood from Kitty Stone Elementary. For the first time in recent memory, no students won more than one gold medal across the 22 events of the JHS Olympiad.
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| Gold medalists Adrian Lamarria-Pescina & Makylie Coleman in Bridging the Gap. |
Clanton medalists Alston Chen & Lily Pitts in Bridging the Gap. |
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| Arkham Regan and Max McCord from Kermit Johnson in It's Elemental. |
WO Lance's Dimauri Henry & Jeremiah Robinson in It's Elemental. |
Celebrating 29 Years of ESO at JHS
Jacksonville High School celebrated its 29th year of hosting Elementary Science Olympiad competition with 19 schools in attendance. ESO at JHS has maintained its impressive impact on science education in Alabama. Over 300 students participated in events in 2023 including students from the Academy of Science and Foreigh Language, Auburn Area Homeschools, Bagley, Cahaba, Clanton, Gardendale, Greenwood, Hueytown, Jefferson Christian, Kermit Johnson, Kitty Stone, Magnolia, Margaret, Mill Creek, Oak Grove, Paine, Pleasant Grove, Valley Creek, and W.O. Lance. Thanks for helping make ESO 2023 yet another success!
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| WO Lance's Anthony Trana & Nicholas Steele launch their Pasta Transporter. |
Lila May from Auburn Area Homeschoolers lines up her vehicle in Pasta Transporter. |
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| Gold medalists Lindsey Pitts & Ethan Price watch the Clanton vehicle roll to victory in Pasta Transporter. |
Awards Ceremony attendees. |
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| Clanton's Aaric Bee & Jose Palacios Montes claim their gold medals from their 1st place finish in Dinosaurs & Disasters. |
JCA Margaret Elementary students pick up their 4th place medals from an event at ESO at JHS 2023. |
Updated: February 26, 2023.
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