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Central Tech Hosts 2016 Stem Day

March 10th, 2016

Central Tech hosted the 14th annual Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Day at the Drumright campus. It’s a one-day event with activities consisting of math contests, engineering and scientific problem solving, and demonstrations related to STEM.

Seventeen schools attended with a approximately 550 high school and middle school students competing. Competitions included five areas of math: middle school math, algebra I & II, geometry, and advanced math, two engineering events—a ping pong ball launcher and a mousetrap-powered vehicle. In the biomedical science area, students solved a written scientific problem using teamwork, scientific deductions, and demonstration of the method used.

Winners received medals for first, second, and third places. A sweepstakes honor was awarded to the schools with the most overall points which were: High School—first place Cushing, second place Mannford, and third place Bristow; Middle School—first place Mannford, second place Bristow, and third place Eagle Point Christian Academy in Sapulpa.

For more information about STEM classes at Central Tech visit CentralTech.Edu and for more about STEM education in Oklahoma, go to okstem.org.

Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day Advanced Math competition (L-R): first place Taylor Albus of Sapulpa, second place Ryan Pastor of Sapulpa, and third place Aayush Soni of Sapulpa.
Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day Algebra I competition (L-R): first place Dustin Leonard of Mannford, second place Jolie Boyle of Cushing, and third place Arial Grider of Mannford.
Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day Algebra II competition (L-R): first place Jacob Sherwood of Cushing, second place Matthew Morgan of Cushing, and third place Daniel Franklin of Cushing.
Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day Geometry competition (L-R): first place Geneva Barnes of Mannford, second place Patrick Lupp of Bristow, and third place Evan Shaw of Sapulpa.
Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day High School Mousetrap-Powered Vehicles team competition (L-R): first place Brock Boomer and Jake Lomenick of Bristow, second place Cade Evans and Janie Poteet of Bristow, and third place Nathan McMasters and Jacob Grellner of Cushing.
Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day Middle School Math competition (L-R): first place James VanOrsdol of Depew, second place Jackson Bordwine of Mannford, and third place Greydon Randolph of Olive.
Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day Middle School Mousetrap-Powered Vehicles team competition (L-R): first place Zach Snyder and Kody Peterson of Cleveland, second place Hailey Dunow and Riley Wilson of Bristow, and third place Steph Blevins and Garrett Judy of Kellyville.
Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day Middle School Ping Pong Ball Launcher team competition (L-R): first place Cole Kilpatrick and Paden Harris of Yale, second place Trey Hale and Colten Adams of Sapulpa, and third place Anthony Snodgrass and Hunter Kirby of Mannford.
Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day Middle School Scientific Problem Solving team competition (L-R): first place Kennedy Yocham and Magen Smith of Kellyville, second place Josi Masquecho and Kimberlee Jones of Bristow, and third place Maggie Harding and Garret Cox of Olive.
Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day High School Ping Pong Ball Launcher team competition (L-R): first place Hunter Peterson and Blake Byram of Kellyville, second place Ezra Walbley and Khaleel Marshall of Sapulpa, and Corey Beck and Garrett Hall of Stroud.
Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day High School Scientific Problem Solving team competition (L-R): first place Allison Pennybaker and Hanna Lovy of Sapulpa, second place Jake Ahrberg and Dakota Norman of Cushing, and third place Daniel Mattheyer and Kit Baker of Ripley.
First place winner of the Central Tech STEM Day High School Sweepstakes award, Cushing High School.
Second place winner of the Central Tech STEM Day High School Sweepstakes award, Mannford High School.
Third place winner of the Central Tech STEM Day High School Sweepstakes award, Bristow High School.
First place winner of the Central Tech STEM Day Middle School Sweepstakes award, Mannford Middle School.
Second place winner of the Central Tech STEM Day Middle School Sweepstakes award, Bristow Middle School.
Third place winner of the Central Tech STEM Day Middle School Sweepstakes award, Eagle Point Christian Academy of Sapulpa.

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