#Chemlab 2018 notes for science olympiad update

The same is true for the 400 free relay, also placing second and going down to states. The young 200 free relay of Will Van De Walle, Micah Murtha, Thomas Metz, and John Soeder placed 2nd which will send them down to states. The medley, consisted of Tyler Hong, Nicholas Hong, Joseph Richmond, and John Soeder out-touched Saint Francis with a time of 1:33.58 with which they will move on to states, seeded 6th. The Swimming portion began at an amazing point with the medley. Noah Keim placed 9th showing an immense amount of improvement from last year. For diving, Will Claus took the hot seat as he placed first overall in the district and will move on to states. Swimming/Diving: The Swimming and Diving team had a bountiful amount of good performances this past weekend at Districts. The Basketball Cats need you on Friday at 7:00 pm in the Sullivan gym to say goodbye to this terrific senior class on senior night. This win pushed the Cats’ win-streak to 8 games as we are nearing the playoffs. Freshman Jonathan Effertz contributed 18 points in his first career varsity start. It was a close game all the way, but at the end, Chase Toppin hit a buzzer beating layup to lift the cats to victory 64-63. They’ll begin their postseason journey this weekend as they compete at sectionals at Brecksville High School.īasketball: On Friday night, the Cats hosted Cathedral Prep from PA. They bested the Strongsville Mustangs 54-21.

Wrestling: The MatCats competed in their final dual of the season over the weekend.

#Chemlab 2018 notes for science olympiad update

Here’s the sports section and an update from Science Olympiad.