World Youth in Science and Engineering or WYSE regional competition was held at Kaskaskia College yesterday.  Both Nashville and Okawville high schools competed.  The Nashville squad placed second in Division 700, for schools with enrollments of 300 to 700 students.   Nashville advances to sectional competition at McKendree University on Monday, March 14^th.  For NCHS, Mackenzie Wells was 2^nd in Biology, Lucas Morgan was 2^nd in Chemistry, Brent Harris was 3^rd in Computer Science, Caleb Hallock placed 2^nd in Engineering Graphics, Ryan Kell was 3^rd in Engineering Graphics, while John Schroeder placed 2^nd in English and 1^st in Mathematics.  In the scholarship competition, which is based on test scores in 2 subjects, Lucas Morgan placed 1^st and was awarded a Kaskaskia College scholarship of 12 credit hours.  Okawville High School finished 1^st in Division 300, for schools with enrollments up to 300.  Chance Mattingly was 1^st in Computer Science, Logan Thoms placed 1^st in Engineering Graphics, Jordan Oakley was 1^st in English and 2^nd in Chemistry, while Russell Rodely was 2^nd in Biology and tied for 2^nd in Chemistry, Fiona Winkel placed 2^nd in English, Stephanie Friederich tied for 3^rd in Chemistry and tied for 3^rd in Math, while Jessie Klasing was 3^rd in Physics and tied for 3^rd in Math.