Awards and Regionals and Provincial Finals
In the regional competition, each pool of teams will give out trophies to the top four schools, the top three individuals, and the face-off winner. Also, top ten participants of their respective pools also receive a finalist medal. In the provincial awards, the top 4 schools in each of the competitions will be awarded trophies. The top 4 individuals in each of the competitions will be awarded trophies. The top 8 individuals (but no more than 6 individuals of the same grade from any one school), or the top 25% of participants, (whichever is less), in each of the competitions will advance to the Face-off stage and will be awarded medals. All individual final standings are based on their performance in the Bullseye and Blitz stages. Additional awards or prizes will be awarded to the best performers of the Face-off stage. The top 4 schools (or more based on performance) participating in any of the Regional pools will be invited to participate in the Provincial finals. Also, all individuals participating in any of the Regional pools Face-off stage will be invited to participate in the Provincial finals even if their school did not qualify. At the Provincial Finals, the top schools and top individuals will be awarded trophies and/or medals and some of the top individuals will be invited to participate in an international competition. Also, from time to time, Simon Fraser University Department Of Science may, at its discretion, award scholarships to top two contestants in each grade category.
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