Science Fair 2017

Individual Projects (3rd-5th Grades):  Nate Gast

Individual Projects

• Kindergarten:  Cale McNamara, first; Maci Tretter, second; Jaxon Mojica, third; Joel Turner, fourth
• 1st Grade:  Henry Ballew, first; Blaise Morgan, second; Elliot Workman, third; Karaline Cronan, fourth
• 2nd Grade:  Brice Mashaw, first; Kelsey Ehardt, second; Chance Davis, third; Jace Coffman, fourth
• 3rd Grade:  Nate Gast, first; Carson Anderson, second; Remi Chastain, third; Raegan Boling, fourth
• 4th Grade:  Kaira Krause, first; Avery Young, second; Addison Corley, third; Dareysi Leal, fourth
• 5th Grade:  Camryn Goodale, first; Konner Babiash, second; Owen Aramburu, third; Kelly Sanders, fourth

Group Projects

• Kindergarten-2nd Grade:  Hunter Rodgers and Ashton Turney, first; Cooper Lamb and Kash Rogers, second; Emery Brantley, Avery Crump, and Brooke Crump, third; Levi Logsdon and Carson Morgan, fourth
• 3rd-5th Grades:  Anthony Mitchell and Landon Portwood, first; Addie Shipp and Cooper Shipp, second; Kamauri Bynaum and Michael Moreno, third; Noah Brown and Aidan Turney, fourth

Photos courtesy of Lynette Babiash

Scholarships

Luminant - Best of Show:  Madelyn Lanning and Taylor Lawrence, “How Do Essential Oils Affect the Brain?”

Luminant - Judges’ Favorite Project:  Adam Stone, “Easing the Struggles of Diabetes: An Artificial Pancreas Doing What the Body Can’t”

Luminant - Most Innovative Project:  Avery Thomas, “Does Smell Ring a Bell?”

Camp Fire – Most Impactful Project:  Liesl Krone, “Analyzing Spent Grains as Substantial Source of Feed”

Hood County News – Most Informative Project:  Kristen Babiash and Alexis Hansen, “Spead the Sopa, Not the Germs: Can the Soap Beat the Germs?”

Lake Granbury Kiwanis Club – Project with the Most Potential:  Miles Hopson, “Orange Juice Climate Control”

Awards

Gold Level:  Averie Coffman, chemistry; Katie Lou Funk and Madison Roman, chemistry; Liesl Krone, chemistry; Madelyn Lanning and Taylor Lawrence, behavioral and social science; Scout Skaggs and Marissa Ward, biology; Adam Stone, engineering

Silver Level:  Sydney Dennis, chemistry; Logan Hall, chemistry; Michael Perriello, physics and astronomy; Jonathan Rositas, mathematical science; Avery Thomas, behavioral and social science

Bronze Level:  Avin Alexander, biology; Kristen Babiash and Alexis Hansen, medicine and health; Andy Halili, environmental science; Drew Henderson and Jackson LeCluyse, medicine and health; Miles Hopson, chemistry; Jonathan Jenkins, chemistry; Abby Manning, behavioral and social science; Brooklyn Matzen, animal science; Hunter Meroney, plant science; Lydia Stickland, medicine and health; Caileigh Underwood, environmental science

Honorable Mention:  Alison Cooper, behavioral and social science; Benjamin Davis, physics and astronomy; Wesleigh Hyatt, medicine and health; James Linzy, physics and astronomy; Samuel Reinhardt, animal science; Cooper Sanderson, chemistry