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NCS Wins Second Place in Science Olympiad State Competition
After a terrific showing by NCS in the Science Olympiad regionals on March 28 (click here for that story), members of the NCS varsity team scaled even greater heights, winning second place in the small school division of the Maryland state tournament on April 11 at Johns Hopkins.
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“This is incredible for a first-year team,” said coach/teacher Susan Karpatkin. “We were competing against many teams who have been at his tournament for years. We are a force to be reckoned with now!”
Science Olympiad varsity team members who participated in the state competition include:
India Bhalla-Ladd ‘17
Anna Christou ‘17
Elizabeth Crowdus ‘16
Farah Emory-Muhammed ‘17
Natalie Hankey ‘16
Danielle Horne ‘16
Hazel Horvath ‘16
Ellen Kim ‘16
Natalie Nigro ‘16
Macallan Penberthy ‘17
Charlotte Saul ‘16
Eva Snaith ‘16
Elizabeth Thoren ‘17
Margaret Thoren ‘17
Dominque Turner ‘16
Anna Christou ‘17
Elizabeth Crowdus ‘16
Farah Emory-Muhammed ‘17
Natalie Hankey ‘16
Danielle Horne ‘16
Hazel Horvath ‘16
Ellen Kim ‘16
Natalie Nigro ‘16
Macallan Penberthy ‘17
Charlotte Saul ‘16
Eva Snaith ‘16
Elizabeth Thoren ‘17
Margaret Thoren ‘17
Dominque Turner ‘16
Gigi Gregorian ’17 and Sophia Triantis ’17 served as alternates and earned a gold medal on the trial event that alternates participate in.
Our congratulations to all who participated in this year’s Science Olympiad events, and their coaches, Math Teacher Susan Karpatkin and Engineering Teacher Nancy Ehrlich.
We can’t wait to see what happens next year!
We can’t wait to see what happens next year!
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Just a few of our Science Olympiad competitors who went to the state-level contest. (Click to enlarge photo.)
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