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In partnership with MathLeague.org, St. Charles Community College hosted the 22nd annual area high school math tournament 8 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Saturday, March 2.

The event brought 12 area high schools and 50 students to SCC's campus. The tournament was open to any student in grades 9-12.

The results for the tournament are as follows:

Ninth grade finalists: Target Round

  • First place: Maggie Lin of Rock Bridge High School
  • Second place: Merrick Zheng of Lafayette High School
  • Third place: Ahkil Elangoven of Rock Bridge High School
  • Third place: Yiyun Xu of Clayton High School
  • Fifth place: Landy Zhou of Thomas Jefferson School

 

10th grade finalists: Target Round

  • First place: David Zhang of Thomas Jefferson School
  • First place: Ben Xu of Rock Bridge High School
  • Third place: David Bonstead of Francis Howell Central
  • Fourth place: Anatasia Kroger of Clayton High School
  • Fifth place: Sam Chen of Francis Howell Central

 

11th grade finalists: Target Round

  • First place: Jasmine Bao of Thomas Jefferson School
  • Second place: Nawal Cheema of Liberty High School
  • Second place: Kevin Zhou of Marquette High School
  • Fourth place: Billy Zhu of Thomas Jefferson School
  • Fifth place: Hansen Gan of Thomas Jefferson School

 

12th grade finalists: Target Round

  • First place: Matthew Armstrong of Fort Zumwalt West High School
  • Second place: Jeremy Sutterer of St. Dominic High School
  • Third place: Micheal Yu of Francis Howell Central
  • Third place: Ronnie Cordsiemon of Francis Howell Central
  • Fifth place: Thomas Eck of St. Dominic High School

 

Ninth grade finalists: Sprint Round

  • First place: Merrick Zheng of Lafayette High School
  • Second place: Maggie Lin of Rock Bridge High School
  • Third place: Landy Zhou of Thomas Jefferson School
  • Fourth place: Yiyun Xu of Clayton High School
  • Fifth place: Zihao Zhou of Rock Bridge High School

 

10th grade finalists: Sprint Round

  • First place: Ben Xu of Rock Bridge High School
  • Second place: Ben Edidin of Hickman High School
  • Third place: Richard Weng of Hickman High School
  • Fourth place: Daniel Fratila of Hickman High School
  • Fifth place: David Zhang of Thomas Jefferson School

 

11th grade finalists: Sprint Round

  • First place: Kevin Zhou of Marquette High School
  • Second place: Hansen Gan of Thomas Jefferson School
  • Third place: Jasmine Bao of Thomas Jefferson School
  • Fourth place: Feroz Khan of Fort Zumwalt West High School
  • Fifth place: Nawal Cheema of Liberty High School

 

12th grade finalists: Sprint Round

  • First place: Matthew Armstrong of Fort Zumwalt West High School
  • Second place: Micheal Yu of Francis Howell Central
  • Third place: Sachin Milli of Francis Howell North High School
  • Fourth place: Will Liao of Francis Howell North High School
  • Fifth place: Ronnie Cordsiemon of Francis Howell Central
  • Fifth place: Thomas Eck of St. Dominic High School

 

Team Round: No grade level

  • First place: Rock Bridge High School with team members Lin, Zhou, Li, Elangoven and Xu
  • Second place: Francis Howell Central with team members Yu, Bonstead, Chen and Cordsiemon
  • Third place: Marquette High School with Zhou
  • Fourth place: Clayton High School with Xu and Kroger
  • Fifth place: Hickman High School with Zizev, Weng, Fratila, Jones and Edidin

 

Relay Round: No grade level

Hickman High School won the relay round with team members Weng, Fratila and Edidin.  

 

Overall winners

  • First place: Rock Bridge High School
  • Second place: Francis Howell Central
  • Third place: Thomas Jefferson School 

 

For more information about the tournament, contact Joe Howe at 636-922-8318 or jhowe@stchas.edu. 

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