Dodgen-Walton Invitational - Mini-SO
This year's competition was on Saturday, November 14, 2020. We followed the Mini SO model setup by the National Science Olympiad organization. Teams from around the US attended in 2 flights - 1 for newer/less experienced teams and 1 for State & Nationally ranked teams.
If you have questions, contact the tournament director at dodgenscioly@gmail.com.
Award Ceremony - Saturday November 21, 2020
- Invitational Flight Award Ceremony - 5:00 pm EST (Teams B1-50)
Invitational Flight Awards Link: https://youtu.be/HMmufJN5gOI
The video is set to premiere at 5:00 pm EST, so the comments will be open for students to chat and congratulate each other while the video auto-plays for everyone. This will allow everyone to come together for a virtual watch party at 5:00 pm EST.
- Gold Flight Award Ceremony - 3:30 pm EST (Teams B70-85)
Gold Flight Awards Link: https://youtu.be/PiuRPI7WTSU
Results and instructions for accessing tests and answer keys will be emailed to head coaches after the 2nd Award Ceremony
Access to Student tests in Scilympiad will be opened after 8:00 pm EST on 11/21/2020. Scilympiad tests will only be available through December 5th.
Tournament Resources:
Event list with special tournament modifications for virtual environment
- Invitational Rules Clarifications
Schedule
Event Supervisors
Tournament questions / help
Newsletter & Updates
Resources, FAQ, How To Docs
Tournament Day
Students - to take your tests
- In top Blue Bar, select "Tournament" -> "Student Dashboard" -> "Take test using Login ID"
All times on the Schedule are in the Eastern Standard Time Zone
Scilympiad Signup
Upcoming Dates
Tournament - November 14, 2020
Award Ceremony - November 21, 2020
Gold Flight 3:30 pm EST (Teams B70-B82);
Invitational Flight 5:00 pm EST (Teams B01-B46)
Sign up for events - October 26 @ 8pm EDT - Nov 2 - CLOSED.
Announcements
On tournament day, student will take tests online by going to "Tournament" -> "Student Dashboard"
Sponsors
Information about Science Olympiad
Science Olympiad is nationwide competition. Students compete in 23 events that include earth science, biology, chemistry, physics, and engineering. Science Olympiad is designed to increase a student’s interest in STEM fields and provide recognition for outstanding achievement in team events. Students compete in Science Olympiad with the top teams advancing from Regional to State to National levels.
Please, review the rules for the events by downloading them at the Soinc website.