Congratulations everybody!
I think it's important to remind everyone of the subjective nature of EE2. Admittedly, the course has a somewhat distinct bias attitude towards works of a postmodern nature - of course, that's not to say that works did well "because they were postmodern", or that "they did badly because they weren't postmodern" (although of course it's a possibility but we'll never know for sure.
Just remember that the Board is only ONE judge. Regardless of what they have given you, just take it on board and aim to constantly improve yourself. The most important thing, as we have said time and time again, is to remember what you have learnt through EE2 - it's not all about the marks, it's about understanding the writing process more, understanding YOUR writing process more.
ariose - call me nuts, but I don't believe all Showcase candidates have to have top marks. You'd have to ask super_katie for confirmation, but I'm pretty sure she got 49/50... and she's in the 2004 showcase.
Remember everyone, regardless of what mark you received YOU DID IT, and I am so proud of you! You never know what people will think of your work. You can only hope for the best - if you are marked highly, then great. If not, just try to learn from the experience and improve - but please remember how subjective the Board is. They're just ONE source. There are many others!