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A variety of categories were offered for high school and middle school student competitors, including individual and group websites, documentaries, research papers, and tabletop exhibits. The three winners in each category will advance to the Nebraska State Contest in Lincoln on April 12. The national theme is Rights and Responsibilities.

Additional awards were presented to the best overall project on military history and the two best projects featuring Nebraska or Great Plains History.

Results for the junior division, senior division, and special awards are below.                

Junior Division (Grades 6-8)

Individual Exhibit

1, Sylvia Stewart of ÂÌñÉç, The Rights of Women During the Salem Witch Trials; 2, Fox Crofutt of ÂÌñÉç, America’s Entry into The Great War; 3, Rhedyn Rising of ÂÌñÉç, Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster.

Group Exhibit

1, Leea Lambert and Lizzy Lambert of Crawford, Sheepmen vs Cattlemen; 2, Ayden Anderson and Daniel Bronson of ÂÌñÉç, Pearl Harbor.

Individual Website

1, Adam Curd of ÂÌñÉç, The Creation of Israel.

Group Website

1, Jett Paopao and Meredith Werner of ÂÌñÉç, Rights and Responsibilities: The Effect Larry Nassar had on Women’s Gymnastics.

Individual Paper

1, Emily Roberts of ÂÌñÉç, Salem Witch Trials; 2, Caseton Brunsch of ÂÌñÉç, Norse Mythology.

Senior Division (Grades 9-12)

Individual Documentary

1, Justus Frahm of Crawford, Was it Necessary.

Group Documentary

1, Miranda Betson, Joe Lambert, and Garett Tollman of Crawford, FFA Taking the Responsibility to Lead Agriculture.

Individual Website

1, Tatiana Abdelgabar of ÂÌñÉç, Marine Mammal Protection Act.

Special Awards

Military History Special Award

Fox Crofutt of ÂÌñÉç, America’s Entry into the Great War.

Mari Sandoz Society Special Award: Individual

Sawyer Moody of Crawford, Crawford Livestock: More Than Just a Salesbarn.

Mari Sandoz Society Special Award: Group

Miranda Betson, Joe Lambert, and Garett Tollman of Crawford,  FFA Taking the Responsibility to Lead Agriculture.