Category Winners and OSSEF Qualifiers:
Animal Science, Division I – 1st: Devon McKinney from Northwest Technology Center (OSSEF qualifier), “Prediction of Lameness in Horses Before It Becomes Apparent to a Skilled Professional with the Use of Electronic Motion Sensors;” 2nd: Samantha Smith from Burlington, “FerAppease;” 3rd: Brooklyn Vincent from Arnett, “Quiet Pig, Quiet Pig, Please Calm Down.”
Animal Science, Division II – 1st: Lauren Thomason and Newt Heatherman from Burlington, “Why You Shouldn’t Let Dogs Lick You;” 2nd: Emmalynn Stoner from Burlington, “Acid Worms.”
Behavioral and Social Sciences, Division I – 1st: Estrella Fernandez from Arnett (OSSEF qualifier), “Hearing Loss Due to Listening Devices;” 2nd: Nicolas Sant’Anna and Lincoln Coleman from Arnett (OSSEF qualifier), “Do Video Games Affect Real Life Skills? Continued…;” 3rd: Eli Coykendall from Arnett, “Sequential vs. Simultaneous Identification;” Honorable Mention: Whitley Stewart and Lyric Mei Ross from Arnett, “Does Your Gender Affect Your Memory?”
Behavioral and Social Sciences, Division II – 1st: Eli Bolz and Grayson Bolz from Covington-Douglass Schools (OSSEF qualifier), “Sleep Quality vs. Blue Light;” 2nd: Caitlynn Tapia and Nevaeh Grant from Vici (OSSEF qualifier), “Bright Minds, Better Times;” 3rd: Natalia Spencer and Emma Poulson from Vici, “Counting on Colors.”
Biomedical and Health Sciences, Division I – 1st: Ranee Russell from Burlington (OSSEF qualifier), “Soda or Stress?” 2nd: Hayden Nebhut and Cale Tapia from Vici (OSSEF qualifier), “Turn the Volume Up;” 3rd: Mario Navarro, Yaresly Lora and Emily Mueller from Ringwood, “Which Toothpaste Removes Stains The Best?”
Biomedical and Health Sciences, Division II – 1st: Savelina Ofiu from Burlington, “Do Bath Bombs Change the PH of Your Water?” 2nd: Lola Coleman and Lauryn Bayless from Arnett, “Safe Heart Rate;” 3rd: Adante Smith, Levi Starkey and Erin Jones from Arnett, “How Skin Tone Affects Sun Absorption.”
Chemistry, Division I – 1st: Joely Ortiz and Romina Gonzalez from Ringwood (OSSEF qualifiers), “Fruit Based Pigmentation;” 2nd: Emalea Hicks and Riley Perryman from Ringwood (OSSEF qualifiers), “Shield Your Strands;” 3rd: Addison Haffner, Peyton Roberts and Daniela Espinoza from Ringwood (OSSEF qualifier), “Long Lasting Lotion;” Honorable Mention: Addie Pray and Tamiya Evans from Burlington, “Nitrates in Water.”
Chemistry, Division II – 1st: Hailee Lovell, Kinsley Fisher and Reese Munden from Covington-Douglas (OSSEF qualifiers), “What Melts Ice the Fastest?” 2nd: Asher Bowen and Matt Casteel from Covington-Douglas (OSSEF qualifiers), “Homemade Handwarmers;” 3rd: John Rink, Aaron Hughes and Camryn Powell from Covington-Douglas (OSSEF qualifiers), “Penny + Foil = Power.”
Earth & Environmental Sciences, Division I – 1st: Lillie Stowers and JD Casteel from Covington- Douglas (OSSEF qualifiers), “Livestock Water Testing;” 2nd: Brianna McGee from Burlington (OSSEF qualifier), “Disposable Wipes Friend or Foe?” 3rd: Tyler Hill and Colton Hess from Burlington, “Alfalfa County Water pH.”
Engineering Technology, Division I – 1st: Isabelle Mason from Northwest Technology Center (OSSEF qualifier), “Zippin’ Through Magnetic Fields;” 2nd: Rebecka Carlson from Burlington (OSSEF qualifier), “Wind Turbine Efficiency 2.0;” 3rd: Ruben Salazar from Woodward Public Schools (OSSEF qualifier), “Investigation of the Rapid Prototyping versus the Waterfall Engineering Design Methods;” Honorable Mention: Vance Stewart from Burlington, “3D Printed Motor Mechanics.”