SJNA Science Olympiad Teams Shine at Boyceville Satellite Invitational
DELAFIELD, Wis. – St. John’s Northwestern Academies (SJNA) is proud to announce the outstanding performance of its Science Olympiad teams at the Boyceville Satellite Invitational Competition, held virtually following the Thanksgiving break. Coached by Melissa Steffens and Nicole Thom, the SJNA teams competed against over 300 teams nationwide, showcasing their scientific knowledge, problem-solving skills, and dedication.
The competition required participants to take virtual tests and submit recordings for physical events. SJNA’s Division C team participated in 18 events, while the Division B team competed in four. With the top eight teams in each event receiving awards, SJNA achieved remarkable success, with the Division C team earning six medals—the highest number of placements in the team’s history. Several other events came close to medaling, highlighting the strong performances across the board.
Medal Winners:
- Christopher Alaka & Montey Moore – 2nd Place in Wind Power
- Bowen Guo & Warren Ding – 2nd Place in Write It, Do It
- Bowen Guo – 6th Place in Code Analysis
- Ilya Romero – 7th Place in Forestry
- Juan Pablo Gallegos Cebreros – 5th Place in Virtual Geocaching
- Aidan Richards & Jocelyn Zhang – 5th Place in Precision Medicine
Upcoming Competitions:
- Division C Regionals – University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Saturday, January 25, 2025
- Division B Regionals – Marquette University High School, Saturday, March 1, 2025
St. John’s Northwestern Academies congratulates all Science Olympiad members for their outstanding achievements and wishes them continued success in their upcoming competitions.
About St. John’s Northwestern Academies:
St. John’s Northwestern Academies provides a safe, structured environment where students build a strong foundation for success. With specialized programs tailored to future aspirations, SJNA prepares young leaders to excel in their academic, professional, and personal lives. Learn more at www.sjnacademies.org.