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Fort Collins Teams Triumph at Science Bowl Regionals
Two local schools qualify for national competition after winning regional event.
Mar. 31, 2026 at 12:14pm
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The regional Science Bowl competition in Fort Collins showcases the community's commitment to STEM education and the collaborative spirit of academic challenges that push students to excel.Fort Collins TodayTwo teams from Fort Collins, Colorado have won their regional Science Bowl competitions, earning spots to compete at the national level. The annual event, hosted by Colorado State University, drew over 8,000 visitors to explore hands-on science exhibits at the university's Little Shop of Physics open house.
Why it matters
The Science Bowl is a prestigious academic competition that tests students' knowledge across a range of scientific disciplines. Qualifying for the national event is a significant achievement that showcases the strength of STEM education in the Fort Collins community.
The details
The regional Science Bowl competitions took place at Colorado State University, where hundreds of students from across the state participated in the academic challenge. The two winning teams from Fort Collins will now advance to the national Science Bowl competition later this year.
- The regional Science Bowl competitions were held on March 31, 2026.
- The national Science Bowl competition will take place later in 2026.
The players
Colorado State University
The host institution for the regional Science Bowl competitions and the annual Little Shop of Physics open house, which drew over 8,000 visitors to explore hands-on science exhibits.
Fort Collins Schools
Two teams from Fort Collins, Colorado won their regional Science Bowl competitions, earning spots to compete at the national level.
What they’re saying
“The Science Bowl is a fantastic opportunity for students to showcase their scientific knowledge and passion. We're thrilled to see Fort Collins schools excel at the regional level and earn a chance to compete nationally.”
— Dr. Emily Griffith, Director of STEM Education, Colorado State University
What’s next
The winning Fort Collins teams will now prepare to compete against other regional champions at the national Science Bowl competition later this year.
The takeaway
The success of Fort Collins schools in the regional Science Bowl demonstrates the strength of STEM education in the community and the dedication of local students to excel in academic challenges that test their scientific knowledge and problem-solving skills.

