South Carolina Region 1 Science Fair

Science fairs provide an opportunity for students, 3rd through 12th grades, who are interested in science and technology to pursue their personal areas of interest and to display their research as a presentation in a public competitive forum. The Regional Science Fair at Southern Wesleyan University serves the counties of Anderson, Abbeville, Laurens, Greenville, Greenwood, Oconee, and Pickens and works to create enthusiasm in science and technology through project-based inquiry. The fair gives area students the chance to compete for cash awards and other prizes.

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2018 Regional Science Fair Award Winners

2018 South Carolina Region 1 Science Fair Winners

Third Grade Division

3^rd Place – Maddison Ashley, Sadie Sweat, Yuchen Lin (Melting Madness) – Ware Shoals Primary School

2^nd Place – Aeryn Piper Petroski, Eleanor Din (Fun Science) Merrywood Elementary

1^st Place – Aidan Thompson, Jocelyn Coleman, Jackson Dority (Up, Up, and Away) Ware Shoals Primary School

Elementary Biochemistry Division

3^rd Place – Irelyn Smith, Jasmine Joseph (Pill of Pain) – Northside Elementary School

2^nd Place – Chole Smith (Poppin’ Like Its Hot) – Keowee Elementary School

1^st Place – Addie Drennon (Sticks and Stones May Break My Bones) – Northside Elementary School

Elementary Chemistry

3^rd Place – Ashlyn Denny (Nailed It!) – Keowee Elementary School

2^nd Place – Adelie Gillespie (Slime) – Keowee Elementary School

1^st Place – Noah Odom, Grant Duvall (Plop, Plop, Fizz, Fizz) – Northside Elementary School

Elementary Engineering

3^rd Place – Davis Arnold (Eraser Battle) – Six Mile Elementary School

2^nd Place – Celia Gully (A Hard Finish) – Keowee Elementary School

1^st Place – Sophia Ponton (Flying High) – Keowee Elementary School

Elementary Health & Microbiology

3^rd Place – Emma VanWormer (Tooth Decay) – Keowee Elementary School

2^nd Place – Jadon Tapper (Multitasking: Brain Drain or Gain?) - Six Mile Elementary School

1^st Place – Keyla Zhao (Can You Hear Me?) - Clemson Elementary School

Elementary Physical Science

3^rd Place – J.P. Dolfis (The Effect of Vehicle Weight on Stopping Distance) – Northside Elementary School

2^nd Place – Noa Brinkman (Fly to the Sky) – Clemson Elementary School

1^st Place – Ethan Cook (How Does Adding Weight to a Drone Affect Its Flight Time?) – Clemson Elementary School

Elementary Plant & Animal Sciences

3^rd Place – Nathalie Blouin (Factors That Influence the Ripening Speed of a Banana) – Clemson Elementary School

2^nd Place – Kylie Willis (Wi-Fi Worries: How Does Radiation Affect Plant Growth?) – Mt. Lebanon Elementary School

1^st Place – Chelsea Burkhart (Light, Color, and Plant Growth) – Keowee Elementary School

Middle School Behavioral & Social Sciences

3^rd Place – Johanna Austin (Stroop Effect Test) - Classical Conversations

2^nd Place – Aliya Bowden (Pick a Plate) - Bowden Homeschool

1^st Place – Carter Berry (Reading the Rainbow) - Berry Academy

Middle School Biological Sciences

3^rd Place – Olivia Ballinger, Taylor Hardin (Blood Clotting with Calcium) – Laurens Middle School

2^nd Place – Kya Vaughn (Inspiration Through Fermentation) – Gray Court Middle School

1^st Place – Madison Dinkins (Soap or Sanitizer) – Classical Conversations

Middle School Chemistry

3^rd Place – Emily Owens (Bubbly Bath Bomb Bonanza) – Gray Court Middle School

2^nd Place – Lillian Green (Release the Yeast) - Green Classical Academy

1^st Place – Reshma Tegen (Preservatives in Bread) – Hope Haven Academy

Middle School Engineering: Materials and Bioengineering

3^rd Place – Domenica Strathern (Translation) – St. Joseph’s Catholic School

2^nd Place – Remi Witt (Christmas Water System) – St. Joseph’s Catholic School

1^st Place – Kaylee Wimpey (Prevent Tragic Deaths) – Wimpey Homeschool

Middle School Engineering: Mechanical & Electrical

3^rd Place – Alex Fiorentino (Emergency Charger) – St. Joseph’s Catholic School

2^nd Place – Josh Vervaet (Precision Under Pressure) – Vervaet Classical Academy

1^st Place – Colson Boutchia (Battle of Batteries) – Classical Conversations

Middle School Mathematical Science

1^st Place – Nate Austin (God’s Design in Nature) – Classical Conversations

Middle School Medicine & Health

3^rd Place – Brianna Burrafato (How Quick is Quick?) – Sanders Middle School

2^nd Place – Matthew Kaiser (Perilous Projectiles and Eye Injury) – Kaiser Academy

1^st Place – Tyler Crownover (The Soggy Bottom Boys) – R.C. Edwards Middle School

Middle School Microbiology

3^rd Place – James Schvaneveldt (Bathroom Sanitation) – Schvaneveldt Homeschool

2^nd Place – Sara Bedingfield (Cleaning Your Counters) – Veritas Academy

1^st Place – Shwetha Rajmohan (Coliform Bacteria in Water) – Sterling School

7^th Grade Physical Science

3^rd Place – Micah Hawthorne (Which “Wood” Burns the Quickest) – Hawthorne Homeschool

2^nd Place – Samuel Goodroe (Does Brand Matter?) – Enchanted Hills Academy

1^st Place – Liam Chandler (Why Do the Geese Rock the Flying V?) – R.C. Edwards Middle School

8^thGrade Physical Science

3^rd Place – Kayla Covington (Dollars & Degrees) – Covington Homeschool

2^nd Place – Micah Cash (Fastest Way to Cool a Soda) – Classical Conversations

1^st Place – Evan Prince (Dirt Cheap Energy) – Deerfield Academy

Middle School Plant & Animal Sciences

3^rd Place – Jack Osborne (Eighteen Mile Creek & Lake Hartwell pH Levels) – R.C. Edwards Middle School

2^nd Place – Addison Smith (Ripe Fruit – A Sensory Delight) – Smith Homeschool

1^st Place – Danielle Brooks (The Insulation Value of Feathers) – Brooks Homeschool

High School

2^nd Place – Zoe Willis (The Invisible Pollution Issue: How do common synthetic micro-pollutants affect Daphnia magna?) – Pendleton High School

1^st Place – Vignesh Rajmohan (The Effectiveness of the Use of Moringa oleifera Seeds in the Removal of Metal-Based Contaminants from Contaminated Water) – J.L. Mann High School

Junior Water Award (presented by WEASC) – Geraldine Darnault (How Does Soil Affect the pH of Water) – R.C. Edwards Middle School

Senior Water Award (presented by WEASC) – Zoe Willis (The Invisible Pollution Issue: How do common synthetic micro-pollutants affect Daphnia magna?) – Pendleton High School

Stockholm Junior Water Award Nominee (presented by WEASC) - Vignesh Rajmohan (The Effectiveness of the Use of Moringa oleifera Seeds in the Removal of Metal-Based Contaminants from Contaminated Water) – J.L. Mann High School

Middle School Projects nominated for Broadcom MASTERS competition

Nate Austin (Classical Conversations Challenge B Powdersville)

Carter Berry (Berry Academy)

Danielle Brooks (Brooks Homeschool)

Tyler Crownover (R.C. Edwards Middle School)

Elliana Johnson (Classical Conversations Greenville)

Matthew Kaiser (Kaiser Academy)

Josh Vervaet (Vervaet Classical Academy)

Kaylee Wimpey (Wimpey Homeschool)

Remi Witt (St. Joseph’s Catholic School)