This year 2,584 students took Part I of the competition and 279 students qualified to take Part II. In addition to a sound knowledge of high school mathematics (up to, but not including, Calculus), both parts required a fair amount of mathematical insight and ingenuity. The three participants earning the highest combined scores on both parts received $500, $400, and $300, respectively. Among those completing both parts of the competition, the highest scorer for each county and Baltimore City and the District of Columbia was awarded a prize of $100.
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County Winners |
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County/City |
Name |
High School |
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Washington, DC |
Rui Liu |
Washington International |
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Anne Arundel County |
Lukash R. Onyshkevych |
Chesapeake Science Point |
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Baltimore County |
Mingsheng Wu |
Towson |
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Carroll County |
Jordan S. Reynolds |
South Carroll |
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Charles County |
Alexander J. Smith |
La Plata |
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Frederick County |
Kundan Chintamaneni |
Middletown |
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Harford County |
Thomas P. Fowler |
C. Milton Wright |
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Howard County |
Stephen Chen |
River Hill |
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Montgomery County |
Samuel Zbarsky |
Montgomery Blair |
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Prince George's County |
Linus U. Hamilton |
Eleanor Roosevelt |
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St. Mary's County |
Seongshik Kim |
Saint Mary's Ryken |
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Washington County |
Zuojun Gong |
Saint James |
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Wicomico County |
Shelly Jung |
Salisbury Christian |
