Student scientists: County Envirothon winners advance to state competition
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The members of Eisenhower JV 2 — the first place junior varsity team in the 2019 Warren County Envirothon — are (from left): Garrett Dunham, Tucker Lindell, Camron Jakubczak, Payton Frank, McKenzie Miller, and Advisor Robert Musi.
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The members of Eisenhower JV 2 — the first place junior varsity team in the 2019 Warren County Envirothon — are (from left): Garrett Dunham, Tucker Lindell, Camron Jakubczak, Payton Frank, McKenzie Miller, and Advisor Robert Musi.
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The members of American Woodcocks — the first place varsity team in the 2019 Warren County Envirothon — are (from left): Advisor Claire Fanelli, Storm Sivak, Tommy Rice, Pierce Landis, and Ben Hampson.
A team of student scientists from Warren Area High School will be moving on to the State Envirothon May 21 and 22 in Johnstown.
The American Woodcocks placed first in the varsity division of the Warren County Envirothon this week at Chapman State Park, defeating teams from all over the county.
Taking first place in the junior varsity division was Eisenhower (Middle High School) JV 2.
Students had to demonstrate their knowledge of plants and soil, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and birds, and generally anything to do with the local ecosystem.
At the end of the day, the American Woodcocks took first; The Thick Forest, also from Warren Area High School, came in second; Eisenhower Varsity 3 finished third, and; Ashborer Eliminators from Youngsville High School came in fourth.
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The members of American Woodcocks — the first place varsity team in the 2019 Warren County Envirothon — are (from left): Advisor Claire Fanelli, Storm Sivak, Tommy Rice, Pierce Landis, and Ben Hampson.
Following Eisenhower JV 2 in the junior varsity division were Serious About Science (Sheffield Area Middle High School); Bees? from Tidioute Community Charter School; and Cammie’s Commandos from Warren County Christian School.
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