Next week, 24 high school teams from as far away as Alaska and Hawaii will make the trek to Washington, D.C., to test their knowledge of ocean science. After months of after-school practice and a win at their regional competition, these students are ready to take their skills to the next level at the National Ocean Sciences Bowl finals.
![On April 14, 2019, Albany High School took home its second-ever national win at the 22nd Annual National Ocean Sciences Bowl. Students on the championship team included James Hort, Evan Zhong, Nathan Skinner, Maria Fedyk, and Ruby Tang. They were coached by Andy Marsh. (Image credit: National Ocean Sciences Bowl / Consortium for Ocean Leadership) On April 14, 2019, Albany High School took home its second-ever national win at the 22nd Annual National Ocean Sciences Bowl. Students on the championship team included James Hort, Evan Zhong, Nathan Skinner, Maria Fedyk, and Ruby Tang. They were coached by Andy Marsh.](/sites/default/files/styles/landscape_width_1275/public/legacy/image/2019/Jun/AlbanyHighSchoolNOSB_19x9.png?itok=I4jmcI6j)
On April 14, 2019, Albany High School took home its second-ever national win at the 22nd Annual National Ocean Sciences Bowl. Students on the championship team included James Hort, Evan Zhong, Nathan Skinner, Maria Fedyk, and Ruby Tang. They were coached by Andy Marsh. (Image credit: National Ocean Sciences Bowl / Consortium for Ocean Leadership)