Congratulations to the students who participated in the
University of Waterloo Math Contests.
The Canadian Senior and Intermediate Mathematics
Contests (CSMC and CIMC) are two contests designed to give students the
opportunity to have fun and to develop their mathematical problem solving
ability. It is for students in Grades 10 or 9 or below (CIMC) and senior
secondary school (CSMC); motivated students in lower grades are also encouraged
to write these contests.
A school's team score consists of the sum of the scores of
its five highest scoring official contestants. Our Intermediate team
scored 11th in our zone and 42nd in the province.
Congratulations to Lindsay Toffolo, Vasily Kapustin, Andrew Su, Nicholas
Mota, Richard Sun and Shirley Sukachev. Our top scorer, Lindsay Toffolo,
ranked 8th in our zone and 178th (of 4085) in the
province.
Our Senior team scored 13th in our zone and 43rd
in province. Congratulations to Gregory Wong, Devanjith Ganepola, Kathryn
Toffolo, Jeff Niu and Ryan Lithgow. Our top scorer, Gregory Wong, ranked
117th in our zone and 282nd (of 4331) in the province
The Pascal, Cayley and Fermat Contests are an
opportunity for students to have fun and to develop their mathematical problem
solving ability. A school's team score consists of the sum of the scores
of the three highest scoring eligible students.
Students in Grade 9 or below are eligible to write the
Pascal Contest. Our school team ranked 15th in our zone (49
schools). Congratulations to our team: Daniel Hui, Joy Chen, Bill
Cui and Jacob Wadsworth. Our top scorer, Daniel Hui, rank 71st
in our zone, 436th (of 10091) in the province.
Students in Grade 10 or below are eligible to write the
Cayley Contest. Our school team ranked 12th in our zone (49
schools). Congratulations to our team: Lindsay Toffolo, Emily Anas,
Ethan Chisamore Johnston, Joshua Dunn and Harry Zhao. Our top scorer,
Lindsay Toffolo, ranked 5th (of 1047) in our zone, 21st
(of 8260) in the province.
Students in Grade 11 or below are eligible to write the
Fermat Contest. Our school team ranked 31st in our zone
(50 schools). Congratulations to our team: Eric Zan, Ryan Lithgow,
Mitchell Vendrov, Vincenzo Alaimo and James Watkinson. Our top scorer,
Eric Zan, 193rd (of 939) in our zone and 869th (of 6775)
in the province.
The Fryer, Galois and Hypatia Math Contests
are an opportunity for students to write a full-solution contest. They are fun
way to develop mathematical problem solving skills through a written
mathematical activity.
Students in Grade 9 or below are eligible to write the
Fryer Contest. Our school team (top five scores) ranked 8th of
21 schools in our zone and 24th of 48 schools in the province.
Congratulations to this year’s top five contest writers: Andrew Su, Bill
Cui, Richard Sun, Luke Klassen, and Daniel Lu. Our top scorer, Andrew Su,
ranked 11th (of 289) for our zone and 40th (of 2146) in
the province.
Students in Grade 10 or below are eligible to write the
Galois Contest. Our school team (top five scores) ranked 11th
of 21 schools in our zone and 34th of 49 schools in the
province. Congratulations to Lindsay Toffolo, Vasily Kapustin, Emily
Anas, Harry Zhao and Josh Dunn. Our top scorer, Lindsay Toffolo, ranked
11th (of 306) for our zone and 51st (of 2058) in the province.
Students in Grade 11 or below are eligible to write the
Hypatia Contest. Our school team (top five scores) ranked 20th
of 26 schools in our zone. Congratulations to Tulsi Rajani, Mitchell
Vendrdov, Eric Zan, Ryan Lithgow and Vincenzo Alaimo. Our top scorer,
Tulsi Rajani, ranked 124th (of 361) in the zone and 496th
(of 2118) in the province.
The Euclid Mathematics Contest is an
opportunity for students to have fun and to develop their mathematical problem
solving ability. The Euclid is open to students in their final year of
secondary school and motivated students in lower grades. A school's team
score consists of the sum of the scores of its three highest scoring official
contestants. Congratulations to Jeff Niu, Kathryn Toffolo, and Gregory
Wong. Our top scorer, Jeff Niu, ranked 107th (of 7000) in
Ontario.