Announcing the 2001 Team Winners The Donoho School of Anniston stopped Kitty Stone Elementary's bid for back-to-back-to-back team championships by medalling in 16 of 28 events enroute to the ESO 2001 team title, Donoho's first team championship since 1998. Kitty Stone of Jacksonville finished second, Faith Christian of Anniston took third, Sylacauga's Mountainview fourth, White Plains fifth, and Gadsden's Mitchell Elementary sixth in the overall team standings. Students attempt to identify a turtle in Amphibians and Reptiles. Page Elementary's Ashley Gann and Allison Bivens work on a problem in Estimania. 2001 Award Winners Gold, Silver, and Bronze... The event-by-event list of over 250 individual medalists from Elementary Science Olympiad 2001 at Jacksonville High School. Silver medalists Haley Patterson & Breezy Johnston of Wellborn estimate the mass of some pinto beans in Grab a Gram. Teams at work designing and constructing towers in Mystery Architecture. Congratulations! Congrats to all our participating schools... Donoho, Faith Christian, Glencoe, Kitty Stone, Leeds, Lincoln (Huntsville), Mitchell, Mountainview, Oxford, Page (Scottsboro), Sacred Heart, Piedmont, Sacred Heart, St. Peters Episcopal, Wellborn, and White Plains. Thanks for helping make ESO 2001 a success! Silver medalists Maddie Cook & Carpenter Doggett of Donoho watch worriedly as their can rolls down the track in Can Race. Glencoe team members work to sketch and identify "Bluebird" during a round of Picture This. The Big Bucks Reflection Relay gold medalist Brandi Taylor of Glencoe Middle School went home $100 richer on ESO Saturday. Taylor was the winner of the Gold Medal Drawing of 63 first place winners. The prize: a $100 Savings Bond complements of AmSouth Bank of Jacksonville. Team members work together to locate words in Boggle Science. Parents and participants crowd around the ramp awaiting the next vehicle launch in Pastamobile. What a Design! Made completely of pasta and glue, Kitty Stone Elementary's Pastamobile, designed by Ari Loucks and Jesse Godby, traveled nearly 70 feet following its launch from a 1 meter ramp. The vehicle finally came to a stop just inches from the wall at the opposite end of the Jacksonville High School gymnasium. Take a look... Gold medalists Ari Loucks and Jesse Godby of Kitty Stone align and launch their vehicle in Pastamobile. Twenty seconds later, Kitty Stone's vehicle came to a stop a record-setting 21 meters from the launch ramp.

Last Updated: February 25, 2001

Copyright 2001, David Peters, ESO at Jacksonville High School.
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