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| − | The Mustang Math Tournament (MMT) is an annual middle school competition run by Mustang Math. The tournament is synchronously both | + | The Mustang Math Tournament (MMT) is an annual middle school competition run by Mustang Math. The tournament is held synchronously both in-person in the Western Washington Area and online. |
== Competition Structure == | == Competition Structure == | ||
The tournament consists of three core events and a Mystery Mare round, all of which are team events. Each event has a duration of approximately 1 hour. Students form teams of up to 4 to participate in all of these events over the course of a day. Based on the grade level of the team members, teams may be placed in either the Foal, Colt, or Stallion division. In addition to the standard tournament events, Mustang Math also hosts various math-related activities during the tournament. | The tournament consists of three core events and a Mystery Mare round, all of which are team events. Each event has a duration of approximately 1 hour. Students form teams of up to 4 to participate in all of these events over the course of a day. Based on the grade level of the team members, teams may be placed in either the Foal, Colt, or Stallion division. In addition to the standard tournament events, Mustang Math also hosts various math-related activities during the tournament. | ||
=== Core Events === | === Core Events === | ||
| − | Past core events of the tournament have included Bingo, Puzzle, Gallop, Relay. The core events of each year’s tournament are made public to all contestants. | + | Past core events of the tournament have included Bingo, Puzzle, Gallop, and Relay. The current core events are Bingo, Puzzle, and Gallop. The core events of each year’s tournament are made public to all contestants. |
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=== Mystery === | === Mystery === | ||
The Mystery Mare round is a MMT unique round. The round structure is changed yearly and is not announced until the day of the tournament. Past Mystery Mare rounds have included pressure and relay events. | The Mystery Mare round is a MMT unique round. The round structure is changed yearly and is not announced until the day of the tournament. Past Mystery Mare rounds have included pressure and relay events. | ||
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Mustang Math activities are fun 1-hour sessions during the tournament where students can participate in one of several different activities. These activities all have some correlation to math but aim to show other, more fun, unique, or creative sides to math. Past activities have included Estimathons and Pixel Art competitions. | Mustang Math activities are fun 1-hour sessions during the tournament where students can participate in one of several different activities. These activities all have some correlation to math but aim to show other, more fun, unique, or creative sides to math. Past activities have included Estimathons and Pixel Art competitions. | ||
=== Team Structure === | === Team Structure === | ||
| − | While most students competing in MMT are school teams, this is not a requirement. In addition, students may participate in teams of | + | While most students competing in MMT are school teams, this is not a requirement. In addition, students may participate in teams of teams. |
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=== Awards === | === Awards === | ||
Mustang Math Tournament historically recognizes honorable mentions, distinguished honorable mentions, as well as the top 3 teams of each division for every event. MMT also recognizes the top 3 overall teams in the tournament. | Mustang Math Tournament historically recognizes honorable mentions, distinguished honorable mentions, as well as the top 3 teams of each division for every event. MMT also recognizes the top 3 overall teams in the tournament. | ||
== Past Tournaments == | == Past Tournaments == | ||
| − | + | === Statistics === | |
| − | + | * '''MMT 2022:''' 314 participants | |
| − | * 314 participants | + | * '''MMT 2021:''' 246 participants |
| − | + | * '''MMT 2020:''' 195 participants | |
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| + | === Results === | ||
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| style =”width:75%” | '''Division''' || '''1st Place''' || '''2nd Place''' || '''3rd Place''' | | style =”width:75%” | '''Division''' || '''1st Place''' || '''2nd Place''' || '''3rd Place''' | ||
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| '''Stallion''' || ඞ || 07734 || WCT4 | | '''Stallion''' || ඞ || 07734 || WCT4 | ||
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| style =”width:75%” | '''Division''' || '''1st Place''' || '''2nd Place''' || '''3rd Place''' | | style =”width:75%” | '''Division''' || '''1st Place''' || '''2nd Place''' || '''3rd Place''' | ||
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| '''Stallion''' || Yam Ice Cream || The Thunderbolts || LACK | | '''Stallion''' || Yam Ice Cream || The Thunderbolts || LACK | ||
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| style =”width:75%” | '''Division''' || '''1st Place''' || '''2nd Place''' || '''3rd Place''' | | style =”width:75%” | '''Division''' || '''1st Place''' || '''2nd Place''' || '''3rd Place''' | ||
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| '''Stallion''' || Radicals || Pythagoras || Algebros | | '''Stallion''' || Radicals || Pythagoras || Algebros | ||
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| + | === Testimonials === | ||
| + | ''"MMT has a unique take on standard math competitions"'' - 2022 Participant | ||
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| + | ''"I really appreciate all that MMT has done and I look forward to the competition that is held next year! I must say that the MMT was an impressive execution of math competitions unlike anything I've seen before!"'' - 2022 Participant | ||
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| + | ''“One of the best organized competitions out there and extremely fun”'' - 2021 Participant | ||
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''“The competition was unique and I would like to do it again in the future.”'' - 2020 Participant | ''“The competition was unique and I would like to do it again in the future.”'' - 2020 Participant | ||
== Read More == | == Read More == | ||
For more information about Mustang Math and the Mustang Math Tournament, please visit https://mustangmath.com/. | For more information about Mustang Math and the Mustang Math Tournament, please visit https://mustangmath.com/. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:17, 26 August 2024
The Mustang Math Tournament (MMT) is an annual middle school competition run by Mustang Math. The tournament is held synchronously both in-person in the Western Washington Area and online.
Contents
Competition Structure
The tournament consists of three core events and a Mystery Mare round, all of which are team events. Each event has a duration of approximately 1 hour. Students form teams of up to 4 to participate in all of these events over the course of a day. Based on the grade level of the team members, teams may be placed in either the Foal, Colt, or Stallion division. In addition to the standard tournament events, Mustang Math also hosts various math-related activities during the tournament.
Core Events
Past core events of the tournament have included Bingo, Puzzle, Gallop, and Relay. The current core events are Bingo, Puzzle, and Gallop. The core events of each year’s tournament are made public to all contestants.
Mystery
The Mystery Mare round is a MMT unique round. The round structure is changed yearly and is not announced until the day of the tournament. Past Mystery Mare rounds have included pressure and relay events.
Activities
Mustang Math activities are fun 1-hour sessions during the tournament where students can participate in one of several different activities. These activities all have some correlation to math but aim to show other, more fun, unique, or creative sides to math. Past activities have included Estimathons and Pixel Art competitions.
Team Structure
While most students competing in MMT are school teams, this is not a requirement. In addition, students may participate in teams of teams.
Awards
Mustang Math Tournament historically recognizes honorable mentions, distinguished honorable mentions, as well as the top 3 teams of each division for every event. MMT also recognizes the top 3 overall teams in the tournament.
Past Tournaments
Statistics
- MMT 2022: 314 participants
- MMT 2021: 246 participants
- MMT 2020: 195 participants
Results
| Division | 1st Place | 2nd Place | 3rd Place |
| Foal | L.E.K. | KAUT | RMS6 |
| Colt | The Flying Pigs | Bruh-ing Broncos | Lake Norman Charter |
| Stallion | ඞ | 07734 | WCT4 |
| Division | 1st Place | 2nd Place | 3rd Place |
| Foal | Willows 6 | Brazen Bashers | Math Musketeers |
| Colt | Tyee-7A | MathRocks | Tyee-7B |
| Stallion | Yam Ice Cream | The Thunderbolts | LACK |
| Division | 1st Place | 2nd Place | 3rd Place |
| Foal | Solver | CORONA | Skyblue |
| Colt | Cosmos Bots | LACKS | EPS Sam |
| Stallion | Radicals | Pythagoras | Algebros |
Testimonials
"MMT has a unique take on standard math competitions" - 2022 Participant
"I really appreciate all that MMT has done and I look forward to the competition that is held next year! I must say that the MMT was an impressive execution of math competitions unlike anything I've seen before!" - 2022 Participant
“One of the best organized competitions out there and extremely fun” - 2021 Participant
“The competition was unique and I would like to do it again in the future.” - 2020 Participant
Read More
For more information about Mustang Math and the Mustang Math Tournament, please visit https://mustangmath.com/.
