Central High School won Sweepstakes at the Ozark OTC Campus for the MathLeague qualifying competition with a score of 235 – it is unusual to get over 200 points. There were 15 schools with 207 students participating. The state competition will be held on April 13 on the University of Missouri-Columbia campus.
The competition’s Overall Individual Winners out of all 207 students:
1st - Sam Garvin (9th grade) and 3rd - Dylan Fowler (11th grade)
“I have an amazing group of math kids who love to challenge themselves. I love giving them the opportunity to excel,” said Sue Hadden, head of the math department at CHS and math team coach.
State Qualifiers:
9th grade: Colin Clark, Harrison Davison, Sam Garvin, Tanner Wilson
10th grade: Max Depperschmidt, Ethan Lai
11th grade: Dylan Fowler, Jacob Sharp, Colin Stenger, Ryan Xu, Alex Zhu
12th grade: Andrew Eisenhour, Jason Hamby, Will Hutson, Malia Morgan, Naseem Saquer, Grant Teters
Individual Events:
Sprint Round: 30 questions, 1 hour, no calculator
9th grade: 1st - Sam Garvin, 2nd - Harrison Davison, 4th - Tanner Wilson
10th grade: 2nd - Ethan Lai
11th grade: 2nd - Dylan Fowler, 3rd - Jacob Sharp, 4th - Colin Stenger
12th grade: 2nd - Naseem Saquer, 3rd - Maila Morgan, 5th - Andrew Eisenhour
Target Round: 8 questions, 10 points each
9th grade: 1st - Sam Garvin, 3rd - Tanner Wilson
10th grade: 2nd - Ethan Lai
11th grade: 1st - Dylan Fowler, 2nd - Alex Zhu, 3rd - Ryan Xu
12th grade: 2nd - Naseem Saquer, 3rd - Jason Hamby, 4th - Malia Morgan
Relay event: 3 person teams answering 3 questions each which feed the next question - must get all 3 correct to get correct at the end.
1st: CHS team of Sam Garvin, Andrew Eisenhour and Naseem Saquer
3rd: CHS team of Colin Stenger, Dylan Fowler, Jacob Sharp
Team Event: 20 minutes to answer 10 questions, 6 students on a team
1st: CHS team of Colin Stenger, Dylan Fowler, Jacob Sharp, Alex Zhu, Ryan Xu
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