After participating in the bridge event, Maruthavelu, from Rancho Bernardo High School in San Diego, reflected on her experience with Science Olympiad. "At first it was just one of those many clubs
my parents threw me in," Maruthavelu said. "But this is where I actually found what I really enjoyed doing, and I think my love for science comes from getting to experience these diverse fields." The tournament concluded with an awards ceremony in Beckman Auditorium, where Sierra Vista Middle School and Troy High School were announced the winners of each division. Troy High School, a Science Olympiad powerhouse, has won the national competition five times in the past 10 years. This year's na
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| Spanning a test platform, a small wooden bridge held up an increasingly heavy plastic bucket as it filled with sand. After a suspenseful minute—CRACK!—the bridge collapsed in a dramatic, splintery explosion. |
| After participating in the bridge event, Maruthavelu, from Rancho Bernardo High School in San Diego, reflected on her experience with Science Olympiad. "At first it was just one of those many clubs my parents threw me in," Maruthavelu said. "But this is where I actually found what I really enjoyed doing, and I think my love for science comes from getting to experience these diverse fields." The tournament concluded with an awards ceremony in Beckman Auditorium, where Sierra Vista Middle School and Troy High School were announced the winners of each division. Troy High School, a Science Olympiad powerhouse, has won the national competition five times in the past 10 years. This year's national tournament will take place at Wichita State University in Kansas on May 20. |
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