2022 Titration Competition Final Results
All States except Victoria took part in the National Final, with a total of 126 teams being invited to compete.
Excellent and Highly Commended teams are listed below.
St John’s Grammar School from South Australia achieved an outstanding level of success, with teams placed first, seventh and seventeenth. The top team’s score of just 2 has been achieved once before, by another team from South Australia. St John’s teams and teachers are pictured below, proudly displaying the Trevor Appleton Memorial Trophy.

"St John’s Grammar students have always thoroughly enjoyed participating in RACI’s National Titration Competition. The competition provides an additional incentive for students to perfect their titration skills over and above their school grades. The collaborative team format of the competition helps create a fun and exciting atmosphere which greatly adds to the enjoyment of mastering titration skills. Winning the competition this year was a wonderful surprise and added bonus for the student's hard work and perseverance. We would like to thank all the volunteers who give up their time year after year to ensure the continued existence and success of the competition." Helen Howlett Chemistry teacher
"It's a fun experience! It's been an honour to participate in this competition. Special thanks to my teacher and my fellow teammates." St John’s student
Congratulations to all those students who took part in the Final, and especially to those who were members of these high-achieving teams.
The teachers and scientific technicians who put in many hours of their own time also deserve a huge vote of thanks and appreciation. Without their dedication, this competition would not be a success.
Sincere thanks are also extended to the volunteers who coordinate the competition in each State, and to those who provide support at competition venues.
And for the first time this year, the competition has received support from Mettler Toledo, who provided a semi-micro balance for sample preparation for the final, as well as for State competitions in Queensland, Northern Territory and Tasmania.
2022 National Titration Competition Final Leaderboard
PLACE
|
SCHOOL
|
TEAM SCORE |
TEAM AWARD
|
1
|
St John’s Grammar School SA
|
2
|
Excellent
|
2
|
Mount St Joseph College NSW
|
94
|
Excellent
|
3
|
Marymount College QLD
|
114
|
Excellent
|
4
|
Taroona High School TAS
|
182
|
Excellent
|
5
|
Queensland Academy for Science Mathematics and Technology QLD
|
196
|
Excellent
|
6
|
Marymount College QLD
|
198
|
Excellent
|
7
|
St John’s Grammar School SA
|
227
|
Excellent
|
8
|
Cabra Dominican College SA
|
241
|
Excellent
|
9
|
Prince Alfred College SA
|
314
|
Excellent
|
10
|
Torrens Valley Christian School SA
|
339
|
Excellent
|
11
|
Belmont City College WA
|
369
|
Excellent
|
12
|
Hellyer College TAS
|
374
|
Excellent
|
13
|
St Hilda’s School QLD
|
441
|
Excellent
|
14
|
Mansfield State High School QLD
|
650
|
Excellent
|
15
|
Rehoboth College WA
|
654
|
Excellent
|
16
|
Belmont City College WA
|
710
|
Excellent
|
17
|
St John’s Grammar School SA
|
765
|
Excellent
|
18
|
SHORE – Sydney Church of England Grammar School NSW
|
782
|
Excellent
|
19
|
James Ruse Agricultural High School NSW
|
790
|
Excellent
|
20
|
Radford College ACT
|
950
|
Excellent
|
21
|
All Saints Anglican College QLD
|
1014
|
Highly Commended
|
22
|
St Hilda’s School QLD
|
1081
|
Highly Commended
|
23
|
Don College TAS
|
1102
|
Highly Commended
|
24
|
Bray Park State High School QLD
|
1171
|
Highly Commended
|
25
|
Radford College ACT
|
1280
|
Highly Commended
|
Elaine Bergmann NTC Coordinator