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Last weekend, Clark's Black and Gold teams took 1st and 2nd at the 2019 Camas Invitational, bringing home a total of 23 medals from Washington state. This was the first time Clark Science Olympiad won an invitational, and it was the best season opener we could have asked for. We'd like to thank Camas High School for hosting a great tournament, our advisors—both traveling with us and back home, and the Charger community. We can't wait for what 2020 holds, starting with our very own SOLVI on January 4th. #ClarkLegacy
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It's been a minute! Catch up on what Clark SO has been up to since teams were released, from the upcoming season schedule to insight from the officers: chargerchant.com/2019/10/21/1477/
Thank you to everyone who attended our general interest meeting today 8/20! Pay your fees and fill out the form! New members, make sure to join our Google Classroom and Hangouts to get access to do this. Contact an officer with any questions. See everyone before tryouts at our next meeting on Thursday, September 5.
Clark Science Olympiad is excited to announce that we will be hosting a Division C invitational for the upcoming season! The inaugural Las Vegas Invitational will be taking place on January 4th, 2020 at Ed W. Clark High School.
Registration for Science Olympiad in Las Vegas (SOLV) will open on September 3rd, 2019. The cost will be $200 per team. Until then, fill out our interest form https://forms.gle/tBpGjatmDCYzDUHw8 and feel free to email us at clarkscioly@gmail.com with any further questions! On June 1st, 2019, our nationals team broke top 20 at Cornell University, and Clark got its best national ranking yet: 19th! Congratulations to our medalists in Detector Building (3rd) and Disease Detectives (2nd)! Ithaca was definitely gorges. Thank you to our coaches, our team, and our seniors for making this trip one for the books. #LastEvent
Thank you to everyone who came out for Clark Science Olympiad's 2nd Annual End-of-Year Banquet! It was a great way to celebrate the 10th year of Clark Science Olympiad. Class of 2019: We'll miss you and can't wait to see what you will all go on to do in the future. Stay tuned for the #LastEvent and to see what our nationals team will do in the postseason!
Congratulations to everyone who ran for a position in the Science Olympiad board for 2019-2020. Listed below are your 2019-2020 CSO Officers:
Co Presidents: Ashley Su and Iris Luyen VP Networking: Kara Orevillo VP Operations: Caitlyn Coloma VP Build: Althea Santos Secretary: Austin Park Treasurer: Madi Young Historian: Emily Dieu SAA: Annabelle Chu On March 2nd, 2019, Clark's 4 teams took 1st in the Nevada Science Olympiad State Tournament yet again. Clark Science Olympiad took home 65 medals, 17 of which were gold! Clark is officially Nevada's 9-time state champions! Special thanks to our advisor Mrs. Miller for directing one of the most well run state tournaments this club has seen, and to all of our other advisors. Nationals here we come!
On Saturday, February 16, Clark Science Olympiad traveled to Ithaca, New York, to compete at the 5th Annual Cornell Invitational. Our 3rd and 4th teams took 21st and 30th, respectively, and we even walked away with medals in 4 events: Experimental Design, Mission Possible, Parasitology, and Sounds of Music. Cornell marked the last of 5 invitationals that Clark Science Olympiad participated in during the 2018-2019 season. This upcoming weekend we compete at home in the Nevada State tournament, and with each of our 4 teams having competed in 2 invitationals this year, we could not be more prepared.
This past Saturday, February 9, 2019, Clark's Black and Gold teams competed at the highly reputable Golden Gate Invitational held at the University of California, Berkeley. After competing on the opposite end of the country at the MIT Invitational in January, expectations and predictions for this west coast competition were high. Clark effectively blew these expectations out of the water, medalling in 13 events, with an 11th place finish from the Gold team, and an impressive 3rd place trophy from the Black team. Needless to say, these accomplishments were unprecedented and by far the most successful performance Clark Science Olympiad has had at such a reputable tournament. We feel nothing but gratification, pride, and determination as we set our sights on victory at State and success at Nationals!
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