Manteo High School students compete in Ocean Science Bowl

Published 4:02 pm Wednesday, March 18, 2020

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Shown, from left, are junior William Draper, sophomore/team coach Emily Meekins, coach/teacher Lisa Serfling and sophomores Ivy Cage and Helen Farrow. Courtesy Lisa Serfling, DCS
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By Sarah Pritchard

Manteo High School

Manteo High School students participated in the regional Blue Heron Bowl, a National Ocean Sciences Bowl (NOSB) competition, in February at the Coastal Studies Institute in Wanchese.

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Participation in the marine biology/oceanography academic competition is sponsored/funded through East Carolina University and NOSB.

The MHS team was one of 10 teams participating. Coach Lisa Serfling said, “For a first year team, MHS played competitively and gave it their all. I expect great things from them at next year’s Blue Heron Bowl. They are already talking strategy and are eager to compete again next year.”

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