BASE Overclocked: BASE Science Olympiad
Science OlympiadDivision CBeaverton, Oregon
Competing across science, engineering, and technology.
BASE Overclocked is a student-led Science Olympiad team from Beaverton Academy of Science & Engineering, competing across 23 events in engineering, life science, physical science, earth science, and technology.
- Oregon State 2026Overall placement
- 6TH
- State medals2026 Oregon State
- 4
- Science Olympiad eventsDivision C
- 23
- CompetitorsFull team roster
- 15
Built for competition.
BASE Overclocked is the Division C Science Olympiad team at Beaverton Academy of Science & Engineering (BASE) in Beaverton, Oregon. Our students prepare year-round for events spanning engineering, biology, chemistry, physics, earth and space science, and technology.
We compete through written tests, laboratory events, engineering builds, research, and technical problem-solving.
- Written tests
- Laboratory events
- Engineering builds
- Research
- Technical problem-solving
2026 Oregon State
State Tournament · Division C
6TH
Overall
Four state medals, all in engineering build events: devices the team designed, built, and tested itself.
| Place | Event | Category |
|---|---|---|
| 2ND | Bungee DropEngineering | Engineering |
| 2ND | HelicopterEngineering | Engineering |
| 3RD | BoomileverEngineering | Engineering |
| 3RD | Robot TourEngineering | Engineering |
23 events. One team.
Division C spans six areas of science and engineering. Competitors prepare in small event teams, and every placement counts toward the team score.
Engineering
Devices built, tuned, and tested against the clock: towers, vehicles, flyers, and drop systems.
4 state medals · 2026 Oregon State
Life Science
Anatomy, genetics, ecology, and disease: written exams and lab stations on living systems.
Physical Science
Chemistry, physics, and materials, tested on paper and at the lab bench.
Earth & Space Science
Geology, astronomy, and planetary systems, read from real data, maps, and samples.
Inquiry & Research
Experimental design, cryptography, and technical communication under time pressure.
Technology
Circuits, code, and computer-aided design, from schematic to working build.
The Team
Overclocked brings together students across science, engineering, research, and technology disciplines. Members prepare in small event teams while contributing to the team's overall competitive performance.
- Competitors
- 15
- Division
- C
2026–27 roster
15 competitors · Division C · Beaverton, Oregon
Support the 2026–27 season
Contributions help cover tournament registration, engineering materials, laboratory supplies, team equipment, and competition-related expenses.
- Tournament registration
- Engineering materials
- Laboratory supplies
- Team equipment
- Competition expenses
Suggested donation
$250
Any amount helps the team compete.
- Donate
- Give securely through BASE Overclocked's official HCB fund.
- Match your donation
- Many employers match charitable donations. An eligible match can double your gift.
Questions? team@overclockedscioly.org
Employer matching
Many employers match charitable contributions. If yours does, you can request a match after you give.
Make your contribution through BASE Overclocked's official HCB fund.
Open your employer's charitable matching portal.
Search for The Hack Foundation or BASE Overclocked, depending on your employer's system.
Submit the matching request and designate BASE Overclocked when possible.
BASE Overclocked is fiscally sponsored by The Hack Foundation, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Matching eligibility, limits, and procedures vary by employer.
Supporters
Organizations supporting the 2026–27 season will be recognized here. Businesses and organizations interested in supporting the team can reach us at team@overclockedscioly.org.
Contact
team@overclockedscioly.orgBASE Overclocked
Beaverton Academy of Science & Engineering
Beaverton, Oregon