Boise State's 'Science Day' competition recognizes top high school performers

1:35pm on Feb 8, 2012; Modified: 1:37pm on Feb 8, 2012

Boise State University’s 45th annual Science Competition Day brought about 200 high school students to campus on Saturday, Feb. 4, for a competition in the subjects of science, mathematics and engineering.

After an intensive morning exam, top performers were recognized in an awards ceremony, with prizes ranging from medals for winning schools to a $20,000 scholarship.

Schools with the best overall tallies:

Small: Nampa Christian

Large: Treasure Valley Math and Science Center

The top overall individual scores were:

Samuel Chandler, Treasure Valley Math and Science Center

Eddie Smith, Treasure Valley Math and Science Center

Alexander Baca, Treasure Valley Math and Science Center

Samuel Faucher, Boise Senior High School

Erik Parkinson , Boise Senior High School

Nikolas Taylor, Boise Senior High School

Adam Jiang, Boise Senior High School

Luke Bodmer, Timberline Senior High School Josh Zanders, Compass High School Zachary Puett, Boise Senior High School

The top individual scores by discipline were:

Biology: Lillian Ball, Timberline Senior High School

Chemistry: Rebecca Berg, Borah Senior High School Engineering: Ryan Anderson, Borah Senior High School

Geosciences: Alexander Baca, Treasure Valley Math and Science Center Mathematics: Yoonji Ra, Boise Senior High School

Physics: Alexander Baca, Treasure Valley Math and Science Center

The mousetrap catapult contest winner was: Brandon Halloway, Vale High School (Oregon).

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