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Officials at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College (NEO) hosted the 60th annual NEO Science and Engineering Fair on Thursday, February 13. The fair hosted over 100 entries from area high school and middle schools and featured a range of disciplines, from behavioral science to zoology. This year’s top award went to Laci Goldner, a freshman from Grove High School, for her research titled “Vaping Health Crisis.” In addition, 32 high school and middle school students also qualified for the Oklahoma State Science Fair, to be held on the campus of Oklahoma State University. There, they will compete and share their ideas with young scientists from around the state. RESULTS: High School    Behavioral First: Taylor Welch – Quapaw   Botany First: Savannah Glerup & Emily Steele – Quapaw   Chemistry Second: Kimberlynn Forrester & Abigail McCrary – Grove First: Thalia Serna – Commerce   Computer Science First: Shelby Lewis & Kale Thomason – Quapaw   Engineering First: Justus Turner – Quapaw   Environmental First: Zayne Suman & Gunner Freeman – Quapaw   Health Second: Nathaniel East & Damian Sanchez – Grove First: Mason Turner & Alex Lovell – Quapaw   Math First: Cheyenne Douglas – Grove   Microbiology First: Ike Douffet – Quapaw   Zoology Third: Kevin Kohley – Quapaw Second: Skyler Evans & Racen Smith – Quapaw First: Laci Goldner – Grove   Junior High   Behavioral Third: Brecklynn Carnes – Grove Second: Savannah Praytor – Grove First: Danika Watson – Grove   Botany Third: Landon Snyder – Grove Second: Kaybrie Sharp – Grove First: Adelie Dills – Grove   Chemistry Third: Jacob Crawford – Grove Second: Hannah McCrary – Grove First: Jase McAbee – Grove   Earth and Space Second: Brekken Manning – Grove First: Jace Sample – Grove   Engineering Third: Catelynn Jauert – Commerce Second: Hayden Crawford – Grove First: Kennedy Dalrymple – Commerce   Environmental Third: Kaybree Nixon – Grove Second: Krissy Williams – Grove First: Kellon Collington – Grove   Health Third: Lauren Schwenke – Grove Second: Elliot Geer – Grove First: Alannah Morrison – Grove   Math Third: Ian Richard – Grove Second: Jada Williams – Grove First: Christopher Johnson – Grove   Microbiology Third: Maxwell Kraft – Grove Second: Jenna O’Nevins – Grove First: Brynlea Collins – Grove   Physics Third: Logan Paquin – Grove Second: Chase McCarthy – Grove First: Jacob Nusz – Grove   Zoology Third: Autumn Husong – Grove Second: Clair Bacon – Grove First: Kara Chandler – Grove   Junior Level Judges Special Award for Best Dressed – Josiah Pelayo Best Display – Caytie Couch Best Oral Presentation – Brodie Simmons Most Creative Project – Grant Blundell Best Use of the Scientific Method – Sophia Highley Best Overall Project – Rita Perry


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