Elder JETS Team 2000

The Junior Varsity ELDER JETS Team, which finished third in regional division 3: (l-r) Mark Byrnes, Andy Smith, Mike Eckstein, Tom Tiemeier, and Steve Young

The members of this year's JETS Team competed at the University of Cincinnati on November 30. Team members were:

VARSITY JETS 2000
TEAM A
TEAM B
TEAM C
Rob Altenau
Dominic Acito
Rob Carvitti
Sean Ernst
Jay Arns
Adam Day
Dave Kroner
Phil Bengel
Rob Hirsch
Jason Murray
Zach Berrens
Clint Kersting
Pat Schutte
Bryan Davis
Nick Krummen
Joe Sedgwick
Anthony Hartke
Dan Newman
Doug Steurenberg
Sean Hildebrandt
Tom Reilly
Nick Westerman
Chris Morman
Kevin Welch
Elder's 2000 JETS Team A.
The "B" Team preps for the competition.
Elder's Varsity Team C during the competition.

SENIOR Alternates: Scott Benken and Scott Pfirrman

JUNIOR VARSITY: Mark Byrnes, Mike Eckstein, Andy Smith, Tom Tiemeier, and Steve Young

In the Part I (Regional - Multiple Choice) part of the test, the Junior Varsity team finished third out of 7 teams in their division. The three varsity teams finished 4th (Team A), tied for 6th (Team C), and tied for 8th (Team B) out of 12 teams. The national scores showed the varsity A team 83rd nationally; the junior varsity team placed 26th in the country. (Regional divisions are based on the schools' admissions policies and size of the senior class.)

DIVISION 3 VARSITY PART I REGIONAL RESULTS
DIVISION 3 JV PART I REGIONAL RESULTS

1. Kings "A"

43

1. Kings "A"

38

2. Glen Este "B"

39

2. McAuley "A"

35

3. Kings "B"

37

3. ELDER "A"

34

4. ELDER "A"

36

4T. Glen Este "A"

29

5. McAuley "A"

33

4T. Winton Woods "B"

29

6T. McAuley "B"

28

6T. Kings "B"

26

6T. ELDER "C"

28

6T. Winton Woods "A"

26

8T. ELDER "B"

26

8T. McNIcholas "A"

26

8T. Winton Woods "B"

26

11T. Glen Este "A"

24

11T. Winton Woods "A"

24

Varsity Team A's Part II score of 131 was high enough to compete at the national level. The team ranked 83rd out of 114 teams who competed nationally in Division 5. The JV Team's score of 127 placed them 26th nationally out of 52 teams in Division 5

The JETS TEAMS (Test of Engineering Aptitude, Mathematics, and Science) Program illustrates engineering work in a realistic way. TEAMS is an open-book, team-discussion-focused academic competition, in which students solve real-life engineering problems. Students are challenged to use higher order thinking and logic to solve realistic problems. TEAMS problems are indicative of the level of rigor found in first semester engineering courses.

 

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