Sea Lion Bowl

The Sea Lion Bowl winning team, Albany High School, came in 7th Place out of 25 teams at the National Finals in Baltimore, MD held April 20-22. Their prize was a $500 gift certificate for Fisher Scientific and a $450 gift certificate for marine science textbooks at Barnes and Noble. Additionally Albany placed in the top 10 in the Science Experts Policy Briefing component of the competition. Congratulations on a job well done!

The teams that competed in the 2012 Sea Lion Bowl are as follows:
Academy of Arts & Sciences, San Francisco – 4th place
Albany HS, Albany- 1st Place
Douglas High School, Douglas, NV – 3rd place
Emery Secondary School, Emeryville
June Jordan School for Equity, San Francisco
Lick-Wilmerding HS, San Francisco -Quarterfinalist
Lynbrook High School (Alternates), San Jose
Independent Learning Center, Woodland
Lowell HS, San Francisco- 2nd Place
Mira Loma HS, Sacramento -Quarterfinalist
Oakland HS, Oakland- Team Spirit Award, Quarterfinalist
Ruth Asawa School of the Arts, San Francisco
Salinas HS, Salinas
San Lorenzo HS, San Lorenzo
Santa Teresa HS, San Jose
Sierra HS, Tollhouse -Quarterfinalist
Tokay High School, Lodi – Sportsmanship Award

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The Sea Lion Bowl is a rigorous, day-long academic competition for high school students modeled after the National Ocean Science Bowl. The Sea Lion Bowl is one of 25 regional bowls across the country that make up the National Ocean Science Bowl, coordinated by the Consortium for Ocean Leadership in Washington, DC. The NOSB began in 1998, The Year of the Ocean, as a way to encourage high school students and teachers to learn more about the ocean and ocean exploration. The NOSB provides a venue for students who excel in math and science to receive regional and national recognition for their diligence and talents while broadening their awareness and understanding of ocean science.

Please contact Brandy Wiegers if you are interested in getting involved.

Are you ready for Sea Lion Bowl 2012 on March 3rd?
Do you need a map? SLB 2012 Map (.pdf)
Do you need a schedule? SLB 2012 Schedule (.pdf)
Or check out the full 2012 Program!

We’ll see you starting with team check-in at 7:45 am at San Francisco State University Hensill Hall.
Dr. Lisa White will welcome us at 8:30 and we’ll start the competition at 9am.

Our Competing Teams Include:

Division 1
Academy of Arts & Sciences (AAS)
Independent Learning Center (ILC)
June Jordan High School (June)
Lick-Wilmerding High School (Lick)
Lowell High School (Lowell)
Mira Loma High School(Mira Loma)
Salinas High School (Salinas)
San Lorenzo High School (SLorenzo)

Division 2
Albany High School (Albany)
Douglas High School (Douglas)
Emery Secondary School (Emery)
Oakland High School (Oakland)
Ruth Asawa School of the Arts (SOTA)
Santa Teresa High School (STeresa)
Sierra High School (Sierra)
Tokay High School (Tokay)

We’ll see you Saturday!

The 2012 Sea Lion Bowl will be held on Saturday, March 3 at San Francisco State University.

San Francisco State University is proud to host the Northern California Regional Bowl, and is looking forward to working with Northern California high schools that would like to participate in this exciting competition. Field trips, practice sessions, and other resources will be made available to participating teams, and prizes are given to the top teams, coaches, and to the team exhibiting best sportsmanship.

Team Pre-registration for the 2012 Sea Lion Bowl is now closed. Please contact us if you are interested in learning more for future years. Teams will participate in a rigorous, day-long competition. The winning team will receive an all-expense paid trip to the national competition in Baltimore, MD April 19-22, 2012.

The Sea Lion Bowl is a rigorous, day-long academic competition for high school students modeled after the National Science Bowl. Your high school is invited to participate! The Sea Lion Bowl, formerly known as the Otter Bowl in Monterey Bay, is one of 25 regional academic competitions that make up the National Ocean Sciences Bowl. The National Ocean Sciences Bowl, coordinated by the Consortium for Ocean Leadership in Washington, DC, began in 1998, The Year of the Ocean, as a way to encourage high school students and teachers to learn more about the ocean and ocean exploration. The NOSB provides a venue for students who excel in math and science to receive regional and national recognition for their diligence and talents while broadening their awareness and understanding of ocean science.

Check out the  Sea Lion Bowl News .

The News Includes:

- Important Dates for the 2011-2012 Sea Lion Bowl

- information for Sea Lion Bowl volunteers

- A thank you to Erin Blackwood, long time Sea Lion Bowl Director

- Exciting snap shots of the 2011 Sea Lion Bowl Teams

- NOSB Resources for your Sea Lion Bowl Team

- News about the 2011  NOSB Competition.

Check it out!

The Sea Lion Bowl winning team, Mission San Jose High School, came in 6th Place at the National Finals in Galveston, Texas, held April 28-May 1, out of 24 teams from around the country. Their prize was a $500 gift certificate for Fisher Scientific and a $450 gift certificate for marine science textbooks at Barnes and Noble. Mission San Jose also placed 5th in the new Policy Briefing component of the competition. Congratulations on a job well done!

The teams that competed in the 2011 Sea Lion Bowl are as follows:

The Sea Lion Bowl is a rigorous, day-long academic competition for high school students modeled after the National Science Bowl. The Sea Lion Bowl is one of 25 regional bowls across the country that make up the National Ocean Science Bowl, coordinated by the Consortium for Ocean Leadership in Washington, DC. The NOSB began in 1998, The Year of the Ocean, as a way to encourage high school students and teachers to learn more about the ocean and ocean exploration. The NOSB provides a venue for students who excel in math and science to receive regional and national recognition for their diligence and talents while broadening their awareness and understanding of ocean science.

Please contact Brandy Wiegers if you are interested in getting involved.

The 2010 Sea Lion Bowl will be held on Saturday, March 6 at San Francisco State University. San Francisco State University and Romberg Tiburon Center are proud to host the Northern California Regional bowl, and are looking forward to working with Northern California high schools that would like to participate in this exciting competition. Field trips, practice sessions, and other resources will be made available to participating teams, and prizes are given to the top teams, coaches, and to the team exhibiting best sportsmanship.

Pre-registration for the 2010 Sea Lion Bowl is now open. Please contact Contact Us or join our email list if you are interested in learning more. Teams will participate in a rigorous, day-long competition. The winning team will receive an all-expense paid trip to the national competition in St. Petersburg, FL, April 23-25, 2010.

The Sea Lion Bowl is a rigorous, day-long academic competition for high school students modeled after the National Science Bowl. The Sea Lion Bowl is one of 25 regional bowls across the country that make up the National Ocean Science Bowl, coordinated by the Consortium for Ocean Leadership in Washington, DC. The NOSB began in 1998, The Year of the Ocean, as a way to encourage high school students and teachers to learn more about the ocean and ocean exploration.

Your high school is invited to participate! The Sea Lion Bowl, formerly known as the Otter Bowl in Monterey Bay, is one of 25 regional academic competitions that make up the National Ocean Sciences Bowl. The NOSB provides a venue for students who excel in math and science to receive regional and national recognition for their diligence and talents while broadening their awareness and understanding of ocean science.