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team of Jessica Ehrhart and Carla Keyser (Does Color Attract Birds?), Ellie Dodd-Henze (A Seedy Situation), Matti Nawrocki (A Smashing Discovery), Jane Slater (A Sunny Situation), Allison Antony (Red Skies . . . ), and Josh Makela (Environment on pH).
Junior Division alternates were Brandon Smoot (Bull's Eye) and Rebecca Tupper (Sleep, Sleep, Sleep).
Senior Division entries were led by First Place winner Sean Robertson's project "Cells."
Second Place winner Brian North's "Deer Feeding," and Honorable Mentions Heather Hensley' (Recycled Paper), Frank Gioia (Effects of Worms on Infertile Soil), and Amber Allen (Effects of Cattle Farms on Stream Water).
Sean's remarkable project involved the splicing of two leaches to prove that similar cells could be grafted.
First and second place winners in the Junior and Senior Divisions will compete at the Piedmont Regional Science Fair in Charlottesville on March IS. Additional information on the regional event is available on their website (http://monticello.avenue.org/8ciencefair/).
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