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In Physics Meghan Fairbrother won first place for “Ski wax,” Brady Wolfe won second for “Light bulb efficiency,” Matt Wolfe won third for “Heat,” Frank Paratore won an honorable mention for “Skate wheels,” and Berkeley Hobson won another honorable mention for “Viscosity.”
In the Senior Division in Behavioral Science Mike Wolfe won first place for “Computer comfort,” Mark Jenkins won second for “Gender and grades,” and Holly Gangel won third for “Color and Advertising.”
In Botany Michael Whorton on first place for “Temperature and germination,” Janie Wines won second for “Hydroponics — water or soil,” and Brian Williams won third for' “Moldy bread.”
In Engineering Jim Clark won first place for “Computer problem solving,” Tano Gomez won second for his “Home constructed go-cart,” and Robbie Beach won third for “Rockets.”
In Materials Science Jon Heddleston won first place for “The testing of rubber,” Tim Webb won second for “Oil viscosity and temperature,” and Eric Smith won third for “Artificial turf.”
In Independent Investigation Nathan Flinchum won first for “The naked tooth,” Daniel Dodson won second for “Chickens,” and Josh Waddell won third for “Weather.”
All first and second place winners will advance to the regional Science Fair at Piedmont Community College near Charlottesville March 15.
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