A Huge Upset....

Master Blaster must have ate his wheaties the past few days!!! Representing Hopetown Primary, Master Blaster is now far out in the lead, leaving Marlin, of Central Abaco High, bitter and in second place. Bringing up third, Fishie from Cherokee.

In another huge upset, while tracking yesterday, a small wave managed to catch us off guard and one of the members of the Race to the Reef team was knocked into the water... That was not half as funny as watching him try to get back into the boat :-)

So, currently the standings are:
1. Red star - Master Blaster - Hopetown Primary
2. Bright green - Marlin - Central Abaco High
3. Blue - Fishie - Cherokee
4. Brown - Lucaya - CV Bethel
5-7. Black -
(a)Miles - Man-O-War Primary
(b)Foxy - Fox Town Primary
(c)Biggie - Amy Roberts Primary
8. Dark green - Bajamar - St. Andrew's School
9-10. Yellow-
(a)Laura-Lee - SC Bootle
(b)Stormy - CC Sweeting Senior High
11. Purple - Sly - Moore's Island All Age School
12-14. Red -
(a)Star - Central Abaco Primary
(b)Quick - Crossing Rocks Primary
(c)Bubbles - Mary E Albury High School
15-18. Pink
(a)Sandy - Freeport Primary
(b)Diamond - JA Pinder Primary
(c)Max - Wesley College
(d)Jerry - Every Child Counts
19-20. White
(a)Floppy - Agape Christian School
(b)Berry 9 - RN Gomez
21. Blue - Jim Richards

Some of the fish who had not yet their home sites, did over the past two days, so make sure to check the list.

Fish in home site A:
Stanley Grayson
Spot
Sumtin Spicy

Fish in home site B:
Trixie
Tiny

Did you know? In order to keep salt from accumulating in other tissues of the plant, the red mangrove deposits salt into certain leaves called "sacrificial leaves." As the salt gets deposited, the leaf turns yellow and eventually falls off!

Way to go Master Blaster!!! Hopefully we will see even more movement by Friday. This competition is really starting to heat up!