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==Team Champions== | ==Team Champions== | ||
| + | 2024: Cary Academy<br \> | ||
2023: Cary Academy<br \> | 2023: Cary Academy<br \> | ||
2022: Cary Academy<br \> | 2022: Cary Academy<br \> | ||
| − | 2021: ??? \> | + | 2021: ???<br \> |
2020: [[Carnage Mathcounts|Carnage Middle School]], Raleigh <br \> | 2020: [[Carnage Mathcounts|Carnage Middle School]], Raleigh <br \> | ||
2019: [[Carnage Mathcounts|Carnage Middle School]], Raleigh <br \> | 2019: [[Carnage Mathcounts|Carnage Middle School]], Raleigh <br \> | ||
Latest revision as of 10:42, 22 March 2024
Triangle Chapter Mathcounts is a North Carolina MathCounts chapter, consisting of competitors in Wake County. As one of the state's strongest chapters, it usually is responsible for the majority of the National team.
Top 5 (State Top 15)
2020: Brian Zhang(2), Raymond Ge(3), Eric Wu(4), Edward Zhang(5), Brandon Yang(7)
2019: Minseok Eli Park (1), Sukrith Velmineti (3), Eric Wu (3), Brian Zhang (2), Edward Zhang (12)
2018: Minseok Eli Park (11), Edward Zhang, Vibhu Subramani (7), Diya Tripathy, Kenan Hasanaliyev (10)
2017: Alvin Chen (6), Jeffrey Liu (5), Raghav Arun, ?, ?
2016: Jerry Zhao (1), Ben Wu (2) , Alvin Chen(6), Jeffery Liu(3?), ?
2015: Jerry Zhao, ?, ?, ?, ?
2009: Calvin Deng(1), ?, ?, ?, ?
2008: Calvin Deng(1), ?, ?, ?, ?
Team Champions
2024: Cary Academy
2023: Cary Academy
2022: Cary Academy
2021: ???
2020: Carnage Middle School, Raleigh
2019: Carnage Middle School, Raleigh
2018: Carnage Middle School, Raleigh
2017: Mills Park Middle School, Cary
2016: Carnage Middle School, Raleigh
2015: Carnage Middle School, Raleigh
2008: Ligon Middle
2009: Ligon Middle
