Caleb Arterberry from Canadian High School won second place in the Senior High Physical Sciences category with his entry “Shox vs. LeBrons”.

Jason O’Rear from Idabel Middle School won second place in the Junior High Physical Sciences category with his entry “And that’s how the ball bounces”.

Chelsey Morris from Lane Schools won first place in the Junior High Physical Sciences category with her entry “Firefighter’s dilemma”. Her entry also earned her the Society for Science and the Public award as well as the United States Navy/Marine Core award and the right to compete in the Oklahoma State Science & Engineering Fair.

Logan D. Sloan from Pocola Middle School won first place in the Junior High Earth and Space Sciences category with his entry “Will 2009 be the year we disprove global warming?”. His entry also earned him the United States Metric Association award as well as the right to compete in the Oklahoma State Science & Engineering Fair.

Brock Marble from Lane Schools won first place in the Junior High Environmental Sciences category with his entry “Bio-alternative to Methyl bromide fumigation to control soil-borne pathogens”. His entry also earned him the Blake Self award as well as the right to compete in the Oklahoma State Science & Engineering Fair.

Hayley Atwell from Lane Schools won second place in the Junior High Environmental Sciences category with her entry “The amount of paper wasted in different classrooms at the location of Lane Public Schools”.

Kiersten M. January from Canadian High School won first place in the Senior High Environmental Sciences category with her entry “Plant and smoke; bad combination?”.

Chermara Wharry from Idabel Middle School won second place in the Junior High Engineering category with her entry “More power to the hour”.

Regan Feuerhelm from Lane Schools won first place in the Junior High Biological Sciences category with her entry “Concentration of Lutein in Ocimum basilicum”. Her entry also earned her the Society for Science and the Public award and the right to compete in the Oklahoma State Science & Engineering Fair.

Hannah Dennington from Idabel Middle School won second place in the Junior High Biological Sciences category with her entry “Germ busters”.

Katessa Karch from Canadian High School won second place in the Senior High Biological Sciences category with her entry “Bacteria… Bacteria…”.  Her entry also earned her the United States Air Force award as well as the United States Army award and the right to compete in the Oklahoma State Science & Engineering Fair.

Taylor Runyan from Atoka High School won first place in the Senior High Biological Sciences category with her entry “How do supermarket tomatoes compare in lycopene?”.  Her entry also earned her the Society for In-vitro Biology award as well as the United States Army award and the right to compete in the Oklahoma State Science & Engineering Fair.

Delaney Williams from Pocola High School won second place in the Senior High Behavioral and Social Sciences category with her entry “Sexual Assult, the moon and you”. Her entry also earned her the American Psychological Association award.

Chelana Leal from Canadian High School won first place in the Senior High Behavioral and Social Sciences category with her entry “Honesty, what’s that?”. Her entry also earned her the right to compete in the Oklahoma State Science & Engineering Fair.

Morgan Fox from Idabel Middle School won second place in the Junior High Behavioral and Social Sciences category with her entry “Do you see what I see?”.

Lane Williams from Idabel Middle School won first place in the Junior High Behavioral and Social Sciences category with his entry “Which road would you choose?”. Her entry also earned her the right to compete in the Oklahoma State Science & Engineering Fair.

Laura Hernandez Ruiz from Idabel Middle School won first place in the Junior High Mathematics category with her entry “ROUND-UP”.  Her entry also earned her the right to compete in the Oklahoma State Science & Engineering Fair.

Tanner Turner from Idabel Middle School won second place in the Junior High Mathematics category with his entry “Holy Cow”.

Kreg Haney and Raegan Thomas from Pansy Kidd Middle School won first place in the Junior High Team Projects category with their entry “The go green project”. Their entry also earned them the right to compete in the Oklahoma State Science & Engineering Fair.

Isabel Zuniga and Olga J. Zuniga from Lane Schools won second place in the Junior High Team Projects category with their entry “Germination of seeds of biofuel feedstock crops in response to soil temperature, 2nd year study”.