Five-Member Team Wins Northern New England Ocean Sciences Bowl
Fifteen teams of high school students from Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont competed in the annual regional ocean sciences bowl, the Nor’easter Bowl, Saturday at the University of New Hampshire.
Neah-Kah-Nie wins Salmon Bowl at OSU
For the fifth straight year, an Oregon coast high school won the Salmon Bowl, an oceanography knowledge competition held this year at Oregon State University Saturday.
Classical College Bowl Team Competing at MIT
The Lynn Classical College Bowl Team specializes in the obscure, studying the most specific and random academic facts in the hopes of gaining an edge when the competition gets tough.
High School Students Compete on Knowledge About Ocean Sciences
On Saturday, 75 students from 12 high schools from Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana and Florida tested their oceanic knowledge at Hurricane Bowl 2008.
Ocean Sciences Bowl Teams Vie
The J.L Scott Marine Education Center in Ocean Springs hosted the 2008 Hurricane Bowl on Saturday, bringing together 16 teams from 12 high schools across the region.
18 Teams to Compete in Hurricane Bowl
The J.L. Scott Marine Education Center will host teaats of high school students from Alabama, Florida, Louisiana and Mississippi at a regional ocean sciences bowl today at the Gulf Coast Research Laboratory.
Local Students to Take Part in Salmon Bowl
Sixteen teams from Oregon high schools will test their knowledge of marine sciences on Saturday, during the annual Salmon Bowl competition at Oregon State University.
Young Science Shark Ready to Go Swimming With the Big Fish
A 13-year-old from Grant High will face the state’s best teens in an ocean sciences competition.
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