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Local School Results for NYS Odyssey of the Mind Tournament Held Saturday in Syracuse

 

Published: April 18, 2024 at 10:30 a.m.

By: Press Release from Jefferson-Lewis BOCES

 

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Odyssey of the Mind NYS Tournament Local Results

 

Syracuse, NY- On Saturday, April 13, 250 teams from New York State showcased their creativity during the Odyssey of the Mind New York State Competition.

 

The buildings at the New York State Fairgrounds in Syracuse and Solvay High School were full of creative kids who “showed off” their intelligence and their creativity in this competition. For those teams who placed first place or, and for a few teams who held advancing positions in second place at their own Regional Tournaments, Saturday was the day to compete within the whole state. Those who placed 1st place at New York State competition will earn the opportunity to advance to World’s Competition in Ames, Iowa on May 21-24, 2024.

 

Students have spent months of their free time solving problems as well as developing teamwork skills, independent study, friendships, confidence, and most importantly – thinking outside-of-the-box! They learned new things and utilized their strengths to solve the problem. Teams also learned how to budget money since there is a cost limit to each problem.

 

Teams had to compete within their chosen problem and division, but competed as well in a “spontaneous problem,” where they solve a new problem on the spot. They must be creative and quick thinking.

 

Results from Saturday’s New York State Tournament are posted on the nysoma website and you can view the total scores there. The link is https://www.nyodyssey.org/results-states.

 

Region 9 had 14 teams attend New York State Competition and below are the results of their competition:

 

Problem 1 Division I

Lowville Central School A 14th

Lura Sharpe Elementary 18th

 

Problem 2 Division I

Beaver River Central 12th

 

Problem 2 Division II

Beaver River Mid/High 6th

 

Problem 3 Division I

Lowville Central School A 10th

Lowville Central School B 12th

Lowville Central School C 13th

 

Problem 3 Division II

Beaver River Mid/High 11th

 

Problem 4 Division III

Park United Methodist 5th

 

Problem 5 Division I

Lowville Central School D 16th

Lowville Central School A 17th

Mannsville Elementary 9th

 

Problem 5 Division II

Beaver River Mid/High 5th

 

Problem 5 Division III

Beaver River Mid/High 4th

 

Congratulations to all teams who attended on Saturday!

 

About Jefferson-Lewis-Hamilton-Herkimer-Oneida BOCES

Jefferson-Lewis-Hamilton-Herkimer-Oneida BOCES (Board of Cooperative Educational Services) offers cost-effective shared services to 18 component school districts. These services include career and technical education course offerings as well as special education, instructional and administrative support services. BOCES also serves the continuing education needs of local business, labor and industries in the community and offers a wide range of continuing education opportunities for adult learners. Learn more at www.boces.com.

 

 

 

 

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