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Alaska Tsunami National Ocean Sciences Bowl

Welcome to the 14th annual competition

February 4-6, 2011 • Seward, Alaska

The Tsunami Bowl is Alaska’s regional version of the National Ocean Sciences Bowl, an

academic competition for high school students that encourages learning about all aspects of

marine science. The program began in 1998 and is hosted each year at the Seward Marine

Center by the University of Alaska Fairbanks School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences. The

Tsunami Bowl strives to develop relationships between researchers, students, and teachers.

The competition and related activities during the three day event encourage students to

continue to study fisheries and marine science during their post-secondary education, and to

consider a career in a marine-related occupation. In 2010 108 students from 15 different high

schools located throughout Alaska traveled to Seward for the 13th annual Tsunami Bowl. Over

100 volunteers representing more than 15 different educational and marine related

organizations from across Alaska helped put on the event. We expect to have similar numbers

participate in 2011.

Again included in the 2011 Tsunami Bowl is the research component of the competition, in

which teams of four or five students prepare a 20-page research paper that is submitted in

December, and present a 20-minute oral presentation at the Tsunami Bowl in February. The

theme of the 2011 research project is humanity’s impacts, reactions, and adaptations to

natural oceanic phenomena. The research project counts as 50 percent of the final score

and complements the quiz competition, where teams of four students, plus an optional

alternate, compete against each other in a timed quiz match, which contributes the other 50

percent of the final score.

In the quiz competition, students must be the first to “buzz-in” for the opportunity to answer

a multiple-choice or short-answer question. The game is organized as a series of matches in a

round-robin/double-elimination format. In each match, two teams compete against each other

and the clock, trying to be the fastest to answer the toss-up questions. Team challenge

questions, more complex questions which require critical analysis and written answers, test

students’ critical thinking skills.

The winning team of the 2011 Tsunami Bowl will have all expenses paid to travel to Galveston,

TX in late April, to compete against 24 other regional winners from across the United States.

To encourage participation by students of a more artistic persuasion, the Tsunami Bowl

includes an optional art show. The NOSB Ocean Connection Juried Art Show is open to all

"ocean-theme" artwork created by high school students (grades 9–12) from schools

participating in the NOSB competition. Students with art entries do not have to be members of

a NOSB team to submit art.

For more information about the Tsunami Bowl please check out the web site at:

http://seagrant.uaf.edu/nosb/index.html or contact:

Phyllis Shoemaker, [email protected], Alaska Region NOSB Coordinator,

University of Alaska Seward Marine Center, PO Box 730, Seward, AK 99664,

phone: (907) 224-4312, fax (907) 224-3392.

Welcome, and I hope you enjoy the competition.

NOSB SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: 3 - 6 February, 2011

4:00 – 9:00 pm Check in and optional practice at the Seward Marine CenterK.M. Rae Marine Education Building, 125 Third Avenue

5:00 - 10:00 pm Optional education program for teams at Alaska SeaLife Center

Friday, 4 February - All Oral Presentations are open to the public.6 - 8 AM

7:00 AM

8:00 AM Welcome & Introductions

8:30 AM 1st Oral Presentation - Northern Bullheads, Kotzebue: Hotham Inlet Cyanobacterial Blooms: Cyanobacterial Blooms in the Arctic and Its Potential Effects

9:00 AM 2nd Oral Presentation - Scammon Bay Tidal Waves: Climate Change

9:30 AM3rd Oral Presentation - Absolute Vorticity, Juneau-Douglas: Potential Impacts of Pacific Salmon (Oncorhynchus spp.) Hatcheries on Pacific Herring (Clupea pallasii) in Lynn Canal

10:00 AM 15 Minute Break - snacks

10:15 AM 4th Oral Presentation - The LYSD's Atomic Sea Ice, Kotlik: The Impact of Eutrophication on Marine Ecosystems and its Relation to Village Life

10:45 AM 5th Oral Presentation - Inglorious Dawgsharks, Cordova: Waste not, want not: finding alternate uses for cannery discharge

11:15 AM 6th Oral Presentation - Tiger Sharks, Mat-Su Career & Technical High School: Effects of Cyanide Fishing on the Coral Reefs of Wakatobi Marine National Park

11:45 AM Lunch in Seward for NOSB teams and volunteers. Must have ticket!1:00 PM free time - optional tours of Hatchery / ASLC / Seward Museum

3:00 PM7th Oral Presentation - Ostentatious Otters, Juneau-Douglas: The affects of sea otter (Enhydra lutris) reintroduction in Southeast Alaska on the dive fisheries of southern Southeast Alaska

3:30 PM 8th Oral Presentation - Smack WHAT?!, Seward: Jellyfish Blooms and Their Effects in the Sea of Japan

4:00 PM 9th Oral Presentation - AquaTeen HungerForce, Petersburg: Invasive Tunicates and Their Impact on the Ecosystem Surrounding Petersburg Alaska

4:30 PM 15 Minute Break - snacks

4:45 PM 10th Oral Presentation - Teal Turtles, Unalaska: The implications of increased marine debris on Unalaska Bay

5:15 PM 11th Oral presentation - Mat-Tsunami, Mat-Su Career & Technical High School: The Sensitive Baltic Sea

5:45 PM 12th Oral presentation - Copper River Reds, Kenny Lake: The Potential Effects of an All-Alaska Gas Pipeline on Prince William Sound-Does the benefit outweigh the cost?

6:15 PM

7:00 PM Coaches' meeting & students social time - swing dance lessons, movie - Seward Middle School

Thursday, 3 February

Breakfast for teams & volunteers at the American Legion, 402 5th Ave.

Doors open at Seward High School - Final Team Check-in

Dinner for teams & volunteers at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, 239-2nd Ave

6:30 - 8 AM Breakfast at Seward High School for teams & volunteers6:30 AM Doors open at Seward High School8:00 AM Announcements

8:15 AM 13th Oral presentation - Turbidites, Kodiak: The Effects of Fish Processing Bio-waste on the Ocean’s Organisms and Nutrients

8:45 AM 14th Oral presentation - Frisky Phronima, Unalaska: Increased Marine Transportation in Unalaska Bay and Its Future Implications

9:15 AM 15th Oral presentation - Anthozoa, Wasilla: Management of Marine Resources After An Exxon Valdez-Type Oil Spill Near Kaktovik, Alaska

9:45 AM 15 minute break - snacks

10:00 AM 16th Oral presentation - Phycodurus eques , Ketchikan: Effects of Harmful Algal Blooms in Southeast Alaska

10:30 AM 17th Oral presentation - Auto-Eviscerators, Cordova: Effects of melting glaciers on nutrient flux to the Gulf of Alaska

11:00 AM

11:30 AM Lunch at Seward High School for NOSB teams and volunteers1:00 PM Announcements and Rules Review1:30 PM Round 1 RR-12:15 PM Round 2 RR-23:00 PM 15 minute break - snacks3:15 PM Round 3 RR-34:00 PM Round 4 RR-44:45 PM Round 5 RR-56:00 PM Dinner at Alaska SeaLife Center for NOSB teams and volunteers 7:00 PM speaker - Mandy Lindeberg - Do you know your seaweeds of Alaska?

7:30 – 9:00 PM

NOSB Art Show “Ocean Connection” - Opening Reception and award presentation at the Alaska SeaLife Center lobby. Open to the public.

6 - 8 AM Breakfast for teams & volunteers at the American Legion, 402 5th Ave.7:00 AM Doors open - Seward High School (2100 Swetman Avenue)8:30 AM Announcements8:40 AM Guest Speaker - Dan Oliver, Director Seward Marine Center - R/V Sikuliaq9:00 AM Quiz competition resumes - Round 6 DE-19:45 AM Round 7 DE-210:30 AM Round 8 DE-311:15 AM Round 9 - championship round DE-412:00 PM Lunch at Seward High School for NOSB teams and volunteers1:00 PM Awards ceremony - Open to the public

Sunday, 6 February – All Quiz Rounds and the Awards Ceremony are open to the public

Saturday, 5 February – All Oral presentations and Quiz Matches are open to the public

Guest speaker - Russ Andrews, Researcher at UAF-SFOS and ASLC - Steller’s curse: The unfortunate fate of Alaska’s first naturalist and the marine animals that bear his name.

The Copper River Reds

Copper River School District

Wesley Voley - team captain, Audrey Shepherd*,

Matthew Kary, Mary Sine, Lillie Anderson

Mark Proch, ***** coach

The Auto-Eviscerators

Cordova High School – Prince William Sound Science Center

Craig Bailer**- team captain, Keegan Irving**,

Christina Morrisett**, Sophia Myers*, Jessica Smyke*

Alice Dou-Wang,* coach

Inglorious Dawgsharks

Cordova High School – Prince William Sound Science Center

Left to right: James Allen**- team captain, Ben Americus*,

Adam Zamudio*, Shannon Lindow**

Alice Dou-Wang,* coach

Project: Waste Not, Want Not: Finding Alternate Uses for

Cannery Discharge

The Leviathans

Dillingham High School

Aurora Hoefferle - team captain, Mark Lopez,

Kelly Marie Evans, Christopher Floresta

Clint Reigh, coach, and Brenda Overcast, assistant coach

Quiz Bowl only

Ostentatious Otters

Juneau-Douglas High School

Left to Right: Ben Tamone - team captain, Ethan

Roemeling, Tatsu Monkman, Johnny Connolly

Jake Jacoby,* coachProject: The Effects of Sea Otter (Enhydra lutris) Reintroduction

in Southeast Alaska on the Dive Fisheries of Southern Southeast

Alaska

Project: Effects of Melting Glaciers on Nutrient Flux to the Gulf of Alaska

2011 Alaska Tsunami Bowl TeamsAlaska Region National Ocean Sciences Bowl

Asterisks (*) denote returning coaches and students.

Multiple asterisks signify multiple years' participation.

Project: The Potential Effects of an All-Alaska Gas Pipeline on Prince William Sound—Does the Benefit

Outweigh the Cost?

Absolute Vorticity

Juneau-Douglas High School

Left to right: Seth Brickey**, Elise Christey,

Tyler Houseweart** - team captain, Martina Miller*,

Sam Kurland*

Ben Carney,**** coach

Project: Potential Impacts of Pacific Salmon (Oncorhynchusspp.)

Hatcheries on Pacific Herring (Clupea pallasii) in Lynn Canal

Phycodurus eques

Ketchikan High School

Left to right: Coach Julie Landwehr*, Jessica Pringle*,

Kate Ross*, Susie McKee*- team captain, Caleb Hedin*,

alternate Dylan Carlson

Julie Landwehr* and Gary Freitag,* coaches

Project: Effects of Harmful Algal Blooms in Southeast Alaska

The Turbidites

Kodiak High School

Left to right: Ethan Buchinger, Sam Haight, Pearsen Brodie,

Linda Bahe, McKenzie Barnett - team captain

Switgard Duesterloh ** and Jane Eisemann , coaches

Project: The Effects of Fish Processing Biowaste on the Ocean’s

Organisms and Nutrients

The LYSD’s Atomic Sea Ice

Kotlik School

Jacinta Matthias - co-captain, Mary Okitkun - co-captain,

Jennifer Prince, Elijah Prince, Elizabeth Strongheart

Raphia Maglinao,** coachProject: The Impact of Eutrophication on Marine Ecosystems and

Its Relation to Village Life

Northern Bullheads

Kotzebue High School

Back left to right: Chelsea Hadley*, Grant Magdanz*, Thomas Baker

Front left to right: Ember Eck, Catherine Greene*- team captain

Lance Westing,* coach

Project: Hotham Inlet Cyanobacterial Blooms: Cyanobacterial

Blooms in the Arctic and Its Potential Effects




AquaTeen HungerForce

Petersburg High School

Sharece Randrup* - team captain, Tyler Lantiegne,

Daniel Cardenas, Shelton Brett, Christiano Hernandez*

Joni Johnson,** coachProject: Invasive Tunicates and Their Impact on the Ecosystem

Surrounding Petersburg, Alaska

Scammon Bay Tidal Waves

Scammon Bay School

Back row, left to right: Justin Ulak, Georgianna Smith - team captain,

Shelaya Kaganak

Front row, left to right: Ellis Tomaganuk, Jace Aguchak

Shaun Hennessy, coach, and Melissa Rivers, assistant coach

Project: Climate Change

Smack WHAT?!

Seward High School

Left to right: Eileen Audette*, Nathaniel Feemster***- team captain,

Alex Ashford, Maggie Herbert**

Adrienne Moretti,* coach

Project: Jellyfish Blooms and Their Effects in the Sea of Japan

Team Fish

Sitka High School [quiz bowl only]

Left to right: Mariah Moore, Anneliese Moll - team captain,

Conner Fish, Micaiah Mullins

Not pictured: Jonte Oberreuter-Valentine

Ellen Chenoweth, coach, and Michael Mahoney, assistant coach

Frisky Phromina

Unalaska City High School

Left to right: Aidan Bobbitt, Noah Betzen* - team captain,

Kim Balbarino, Aaron Adams*, Shawna Rudio - asst. coach,

Natalie Waldron

Reid Brewer,**** coachProject: Increased Marine Transportation in Unalaska Bay and Its

Future Implications




Teal Turtles

Unalaska City High School

Left to right: Tiny Regis, Alysha McGuire, Kevin Huynh,

Valerie Sours, Ashleigh Radvansky*- team captain,

Shoshannah Jacob - asst. coach

Reid Brewer,**** coachProject: The Implications of Increased Marine Debris on Unalaska

Bay

The Tiger Sharks

Wasilla: Mat-Su Career & Technical High School

Left to right: Alonzo Gage*, Jonah Jefferies* - team captain,

& Chris Erickson

Front left to right: Shayla Jordan, Aspen Melton

Tim Lundt,** coachProject: Effects of Cyanide Fishing on the Coral Reefs of

Wakatobi Marine National Park

Mat-Tsunami

Wasilla: Mat-Su Career & Technical High School

Left to Right: Reno Hyce*, Lucus Hyce*

Sarah Dawkins* - team captain, Myriam Wells*

Tim Lundt,** coach

Project: The Sensitive Baltic Sea

Anthozoa

Wasilla High School

Back row, left to right: Dr. Saft - coach, Allison Thomason*,

Ashley Williams* - team captain, Ms. Garrett (Asst. Coach)

Front row, left to right: Abraham Meyer, William Middleton,

Nathaniel Morris

Roger Saft,** coachProject: Management of Marine Resources after an Exxon

Valdez–Type Oil Spill near Kaktovik, Alaska

Copper River Extras + Kotzebue

Copper River School District & Kotzebue High School

Margy Norton (Kotzebue), India Douthit (Copper River),

Grace Voyles (Copper River), Kaitlyn Dishaw(Copper River)

Mark Prochx5 and Lance Westing,* coaches




2011 Tsunami Bowl Division 1

Team Name 1 2 3 4 5 TOTAL POINTS*

1 Cordova - Inglorious Dawgsharks (ID) 0 2 2 0 4

2 Ketchikan - Phycodurus eques (Pe) 2 2 2 2 0 6

3 Dillingham - Leviathans (Lev) 0 0 0 2 0 2

4 Kotlik - The LYSD's Atomic Sea Ice (ASI) 0 0 0 0 0

5 Juneau-Douglas - Ostentatious Otters (OO) 2 2 2 2 2 8



6 Juneau-Douglas - Absolute Vorticity (AV) 2 2 2 2 8

7 Wasilla - Anthozoa (Anth) 0 0 0 0 0 0

8 Unalaska - Frisky Phromina (FPh) 0 2 2 0 0 2

9 Cordova - The Auto-Eviscerators (AE) 0 2 2 2 6

10 Seward - Smack WHAT?! (SW?) 0 2 2 0 0 4



11 Unalaska - Teal Turtles (TT) 2 2 0 0 0 2

12 Copper River Extras + Kotzebue (CR+K) 0 2 0 0 0 0

13 Petersburg - Aqua Teen Hunger Force (ATHF) 2 2 2 2 2 8

14 Mat-Su Career Tech - Mat-Tsunami (MTs) 2 2 0 0 2 6

15 Kodiak - The Turbidites (Tur) 2 2 0 0 2 4



16 Sitka - Team Fish (TF) 0 2 0 0 0 2

17 Scammon Bay - Tidal Waves (TW) 0 0 2 0 0 2

18 Kenny Lake - The Copper River Reds (CRR) 2 0 0 2 0 4

19 Kotzebue - Northern Bullheads (NB) 2 2 0 2 0 4

20 Mat-Su Career Tech - The Tiger Sharks (TS) 2 2 2 2 0 8

optional matches outside division - points don't count in final tally

Top two teams in each division plus two next best teams move into the championship bracket* Teams get 2 points for a win, 1 point for a tie & 0 points for a loss

Auditorium Room 101 Room 102 Room 103 Room 201 Room 202 Room 203 Room 204 Room 205 Room 209judging team # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Round #1 - 1:30pm ID vs. OO Lev vs. ASI

SW? vs. AV

FPh vs. AE Tur vs. TT ATHF vs.

MTS TS vs. TF CRR vs. NB

Pe vs. Anth

CR-K vs. TW

judging team # 11 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Round # 2 - 2:15pm Tur vs. CR-K

ATHF vs. TT

TS vs. TW

CRR vs. TF

OO vs. Pe

Lev vs. ID ASI vs. AE

MTs vs. NB

SW? vs. Anth

FPh vs. AV

judging team # 1 2 11 12 5 6 7 8 9 10

Round # 3 - 3:15pm SW? vs. FPh

AE vs. Anth

Tur vs. ATHF

MTs vs. CR-K ID vs. AV TT vs. TF OO vs.

LevASI vs.

Pe

TS vs. CRR

NB vs. TW

judging team # 1 2 11 12 3 4 7 8 9 10

Round # 4 - 4:00pm TS vs. NB TF vs. TW

Lev vs. FPh

ATHF vs. CRR

SW? vs. AE

AV vs. Anth

Tur vs. MTs

TT vs. CR-K

ASI vs. OO ID vs. Pe

judging team # 1 2 11 12 3 4 5 6 9 10

Round # 5 - 4:45pm Tur vs. TS ID vs. ASI Pe vs.

Lev AV vs. AE Anth vs. FPh

TT vs. MTs

CR-K vs. ATHF TF vs. NB TW vs.

CRROO vs. SW?

judging team # 3 7 8 1 10 2 6 5 11 12

Round # 6 - 9:00 am CHAMP - 2 CONSOL - 1

CONSOL - 2

CONSOL - 3 CHAMP - 1 CONSOL -

4 CHAMP - 3 CHAMP - 4Team #1 vs. Team

#2

Team #3 vs. Team

#4judging team # 3 7 8 1 10 2 6 5 11 4


CONSOL - 6

CONSOL - 5 CHAMP - 6 CONSOL -

7 CHAMP - 5 CHAMP - 7Team #2 vs. Team

#4

Team #1 vs. Team

#3judging team # 12 7 8 1 10 2 6 5 11 4


CONSOL - 12

CONSOL - 11

CHAMP - 10

CHAMP - 11

CONSOL - 9

Team #2 vs. Team

#3BYE

Team #1 vs. Team

#4judging team # TBD

Round # 9 - 11:15 am CHAMP - 12

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5 - ROUND ROBIN MATCHES

BREAK - Snacks - 3:00

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6 - DOUBLE ELIMINATION MATCHES

Championship Round # 1 2 3 4

Juneau-Douglas - Absolute Vorticity (AV)match 1 AV

Copper River - Copper River Reds (CRR) room 201

match 5 AVPetersburg - Aqua Teen Hunger Force (ATHF) room 203

match 2 ATHFCordova - The Auto-Eviscerators (AE) auditorium

match 12 AV - 1st placeMat-Su Career Tech - Mat-Tsunami (MTs) Auditorium

match 3 TS TS - 2nd placeMat-Su Career Tech - The Tiger Sharks (TS) room 203

match 6 TSKetchikan - Phycodurus eques (Pe) room 201

match 4 OOJuneau-Douglas - Ostentatious Otters (OO) room 204

ATHF

ATHF - 3rd placeOO

OO - 4th place

CRR

AEAE

AE - 5th placeMTs

MTs MTs - 6th place

PeCRR

Pe - 7th placePe

CRR - 8th place

match 7 room 204

match 8 auditorium

match 9 auditorium

match 10 room 201

match 11 room 202

Consolation Round # 1 2 3

Seward - Smack WHAT?! (SW?)match 1 SW?

Unalaska - Teal Turtles (TT) room 101

match 5 FphKodiak - The Turbidites (Tur) room 103

match 2 FPhUnalaska - Frisky Phromina (FPh) room 102

match 12 FPh - 9th placeKotzebue - Northern Bullheads (NB) room 102

match 3 NB NB - 10th placeSitka - Team Fish (TF) room 103

match 6 NBDillingham - Leviathans (Lev) room 102

match 4 IDCordova - Inglorious Dawgsharks (ID) room 202

SW?

SW? - 11th place

ID ID - 12th place

TT

Tur

Turmatch 11 Lev - 13th place

TF room 103Tur - 14th place

Lev

LevTT

TF - 15th place

TF TT - 16th place

match 7 room 202

match 8 room 101

match 9 room 204

match 10 room 101

2011 Tsunami Bowl Sunday Round RobinTeam Name ASI Anth CR+K TW TOTAL POINTS*

1 Kotlik - The LYSD's Atomic Sea Ice (ASI) BYE 0 2 2 4

2 Wasilla - Anthozoa (Anth) 2 BYE 2 2 6

3 Copper River Extras + Kotzebue (CR+K) 0 0 BYE 0 0

4 Scammon Bay - Tidal Waves (TW) 0 0 2 BYE 2

Room 205 Room 209

Round # 6 - 9:00 am ASI Vs. Anth CR+K Vs. TW

Round # 7 - 9:45 am Anth Vs. TW ASI Vs. CR+K

Room 204 Room 209

Round # 8 - 10:30 am Anth Vs. CR+K ASI Vs. TW

Team name scores Team name Team nameCareer Tech - paper score 17.0 Juneau-Douglas paper score 22.8 Scammon Bay paper score 14.0Mat-Tsunami oral presentation score 18.2 Absolute Vorticity oral presentation score 22.6 Tidal Waves oral presentation score 15.8MTs quiz score 37.5 AV quiz score 50.0 TW quiz score 5.0

total 72.7 total 95.4 total 34.8overall place 6 overall place 1 overall place 17

Career Tech - paper score 20.3 Juneau-Douglas paper score 19.1 Seward - paper score 21.0Tiger Sharks oral presentation score 18.8 Osrentatious Otters oral presentation score 21.2 Smack WHAT?! oral presentation score 21.6TS quiz score 47.5 OO quiz score 42.5 SW? quiz score 25.0


paper score 5.5 Ketchikan - paper score 17.2 paper score 0.0oral presentation score 18.0 Phycodurus eques oral presentation score 19.8 oral presentation score 0.0

Copper River Reds quiz score 32.5 Pe quiz score 35.0 Team Fish quiz score 15.0

CRR total 56.0 total 72.0 TF total 15.0overall place 13 overall place 7 overall place 19

paper score 0.0 Kodiak - paper score 21.4 Unalaska - paper score 13.6oral presentation score 0.0 Turbidites oral presentation score 22.8 Frisky Phronmia oral presentation score 21.6quiz score 2.5 Tur quiz score 17.5 FPh quiz score 30.0

CR+K total 2.5 total 61.7 total 65.2

overall place 21 overall place 12 overall place 10Cordova - paper score 22.1 Kotlik paper score 15.6 Unalaska - paper score 10.6Auto-Evicerators oral presentation score 22.4 LYSD Atomic Sea Ice oral presentation score 16.6 Teal Turtles oral presentation score 17.8AE quiz score 40.0 ASI quiz score 7.5 TT quiz score 12.5


Cordova - paper score 19.0 Kotzebue - paper score 19.8 Wasilla - paper score 14.1oral presentation score 22.4 Northern Bullheads oral presentation score 18.4 Anthozoa oral presentation score 17.0quiz score 22.5 NB quiz score 27.5 Anth quiz score 10.0

ID total 63.9 total 65.7 total 41.1overall place 11 overall place 9 overall place 14

Dillingham paper score 0.0 Petersburg paper score 18.4Leviathans oral presentation score 0.0 oral presentation score 20.2Lev quiz score 20.0 quiz score 45.0

total 20.0 ATHF total 83.6overall place 18 overall place 4

formula: {[(20 total teams + 1) - place] / (20 total teams)} X 50; so 1st place gets 50 points, 8th place gets 32.5 points, and 20th place gets 2.5 pointspoints

Aqua Teen Hungar Force

Sitka / Mt. Edgecumbe

The scoring for the 2010 Tsunami Bowl consists of three parts:

Points are awarded in the quiz competition based on the final place in the double elimination bracket according to this

scores

The oral presentation is worth a maximum of 25 points.

Copper River School District

Copper River School District / Kotzebue

The research paper is worth a maximum of 25 points.

scores

Inglorious Dawgsharks

THANK YOU TO THE 2011 TSUNAMI BOWL

SPONSORS

Special Thanks To:

Faculty and Staff of SFOS and Seward Marine Center,

Ocean Alaska Science and Learning Center, Seward High

School, Seward Middle School, Dolly Dieter,

Pat Williams, Carol Griswold, Tom Smith, John Haverlak, Phyllis Shoemaker, and Pennington Photography.

School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences

ALASKA SEA GRANT MARINE ADVISORY PROGRAM

Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge

The 2011 Tsunami Bowl would not be possible without the support of many organizations and individuals:

2011 Tsunami Bowl Sponsors

UAS UAF SFOS MAP Sea Grant Seward Marine Center Kachemak Bay Research

Reserve Alaska

Maritime National Wildlife Refuge

Prince William Sound Oil Spill Recovery Institute

Norseman Maritime Charters National Park Service Kenai Fjords Tours Glosten, Inc. Pennington Photography Seward High School Seward Middle School Alaska Vocational Technical

Center Ocean Alaska Science &

Learning Center Aurora Energy Icicle Seafoods, Inc. Alaska SeaLife Center John Haverlack Dolly Dieter Pat Williams Carol Griswold Phyllis Shoemaker

2011 team sponsors

Kodiak High School Mt. Edgecumbe School

District Sitka School District Cabret, Hotel, Restaurante &

Retailer’s Association (CHARR)

Walt Cunningham Education Fund

Peter Corey (Sitka) KCAW Raven Radio Sitka Sentinal KIFW Sitka Sound Science Center Whalefest Oceana Juneau School District OceansAlaska Lower Yukon School Dictrict And many, many more….

2011 NOSB® Sponsors

NOSB® is a program of the Consortium for Ocean Leadership

Application materials are available online at www.nosb.org.For more information or questions please contact Ocean Leadership at [email protected].

Interested in pursuing a career in the ocean sciences?

Apply for a National Ocean Scholarship!The National Ocean Scholar Program offers tuition assistance to rising college freshman planning to major in an ocean science field.

To be eligible, students must:

• Have participated in the National Ocean Sciences Bowl (NOSB®) or the NOSB Living on the Ocean Planet video contest during high school

• Be graduating from high school this year

• Be planning to pursue a post-high school degree in a marine or ocean science field this coming fall

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