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| − | == | + | ==Chapter Competition== |
| − | + | For Oklahoma’s chapter competition, there are four distinct regions. Each region competes on a certain date. | |
*East central: first weekend of February or last weekend of January | *East central: first weekend of February or last weekend of January | ||
*Central: one week after central | *Central: one week after central | ||
| − | *Eastern: two weeks after central | + | *<strike>Eastern: two weeks after central</strike> |
*Northwestern: three weeks after central | *Northwestern: three weeks after central | ||
*Southwestern: four weeks after central | *Southwestern: four weeks after central | ||
| − | + | The eastern region was eliminated in 2015. It is uncertain if it will come back in the future. | |
The most competitive of these five regions are the ones with Oklahoma's two major metropolis: east central (Tulsa) and central (Oklahoma City/Norman). | The most competitive of these five regions are the ones with Oklahoma's two major metropolis: east central (Tulsa) and central (Oklahoma City/Norman). | ||
| − | + | All regional competitions in Oklahoma share the same selection process, which, at minimum, is: The top two competitors and the top team. The countdown round may used to determine state qualification. | |
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| + | In 2025, the top <b>4</b> teams and the top <b>4</b> competitors made state. | ||
==State Competition== | ==State Competition== | ||
| − | State competition is usually held on the first weekend of March. Approximately | + | State competition is usually held on the first weekend of March. Approximately 80-88 students compete each year. Countdown round is official. The 2025 Oklahoma State Competition was on <b> March 1st, 2025 </b> at <b> Oklahoma City University</b>. |
===Past Individual State Competition Winners, Countdown=== | ===Past Individual State Competition Winners, Countdown=== | ||
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*2012: Thatcher Chonka (Metro Christian Academy) | *2012: Thatcher Chonka (Metro Christian Academy) | ||
| − | ===Past Individual State Competition Winners, Written=== | + | ===Past Individual State Competition Winners, Written (Before Countdown)=== |
| − | + | *2025: Danny Chugonov (Casady School) | |
| + | *2024: Hudson Fong (Casady School) | ||
*2023: Ethan Cai (Heritage Hall Middle School) | *2023: Ethan Cai (Heritage Hall Middle School) | ||
*2022: Melody Chen (Whittier Middle School) | *2022: Melody Chen (Whittier Middle School) | ||
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===Past State Competition Team Winners=== | ===Past State Competition Team Winners=== | ||
| − | + | *2025: Casady School | |
| + | *2024: Casady School | ||
| + | *2023: Casady School | ||
*2020: Whittier Middle School | *2020: Whittier Middle School | ||
*2019: Jenks Middle School | *2019: Jenks Middle School | ||
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==National Competition== | ==National Competition== | ||
| − | In the national competition, Oklahoma is usually ranked | + | In the national competition, Oklahoma is usually ranked slightly below average, often scoring in the high 20s to mid 30s. The best Oklahoma has ever done was in the second MATHCOUNTS year, with a student, Timothy Kokesh, making first place individual and the Oklahoma team making 3rd. |
===AoPSers from Oklahoma who Made Nationals=== | ===AoPSers from Oklahoma who Made Nationals=== | ||
Note: a strikethrough through the year represents that person made nationals because of countdown (i.e. ranked 5th or lower on written), and grayed out years means that person was ranked 4th written but lost countdown. | Note: a strikethrough through the year represents that person made nationals because of countdown (i.e. ranked 5th or lower on written), and grayed out years means that person was ranked 4th written but lost countdown. | ||
| − | + | *bobishim(<font color="gray">2025</font>) | |
*whodatgauntlet(2023) | *whodatgauntlet(2023) | ||
*AYJK (2021, 2022) | *AYJK (2021, 2022) | ||
Latest revision as of 01:49, 2 March 2025
Contents
Chapter Competition
For Oklahoma’s chapter competition, there are four distinct regions. Each region competes on a certain date.
- East central: first weekend of February or last weekend of January
- Central: one week after central
Eastern: two weeks after central- Northwestern: three weeks after central
- Southwestern: four weeks after central
The eastern region was eliminated in 2015. It is uncertain if it will come back in the future.
The most competitive of these five regions are the ones with Oklahoma's two major metropolis: east central (Tulsa) and central (Oklahoma City/Norman).
All regional competitions in Oklahoma share the same selection process, which, at minimum, is: The top two competitors and the top team. The countdown round may used to determine state qualification.
In 2025, the top 4 teams and the top 4 competitors made state.
State Competition
State competition is usually held on the first weekend of March. Approximately 80-88 students compete each year. Countdown round is official. The 2025 Oklahoma State Competition was on March 1st, 2025 at Oklahoma City University.
Past Individual State Competition Winners, Countdown
- 2025: Stella Hong (Whittier Middle School)
- 2024: Hudson Fong (Casady School)
- 2023: Ethan Cai (Heritage Hall Middle School)
- 2022: Aiden Yejoon Kim (Stillwater Middle School)
- 2021: Aiden Yejoon Kim (Stillwater Middle School)
- 2020: Ridwan Siddique (Whittier Middle School)
- 2019: Daniel Wang (Jenks Middle School)
- 2018: Jerry Xing (Whittier Middle School)
- 2017: Luke Ozment (Whittier Middle School)
- 2016: Vincent Li (Whittier Middle School)
- 2015: Vincent Li (Whittier Middle School)
- 2014: George Wang (Jenks Middle School)
- 2013: Amber Bick (Jenks Middle School)
- 2012: Thatcher Chonka (Metro Christian Academy)
Past Individual State Competition Winners, Written (Before Countdown)
- 2025: Danny Chugonov (Casady School)
- 2024: Hudson Fong (Casady School)
- 2023: Ethan Cai (Heritage Hall Middle School)
- 2022: Melody Chen (Whittier Middle School)
- 2021: Aiden Yejoon Kim (Stillwater Middle School)
- 2020: Kate Xue (Whittier Middle School)
- 2019: Daniel Wang (Jenks Middle School)
- 2018: Ray Hoggard (Whittier Middle School)
- 2017: Sean Cheng (Whittier Middle School)
- 2016: Zachary Tu (Carl Albert Middle School)
- 2015: Vincent Li (Whittier Middle School)
- 2014: George Wang (Jenks Middle School)
- 2013: Yash Kumar (University School)
- 2012: Thatcher Chonka (Metro Christian Academy)
Past State Competition Team Winners
- 2025: Casady School
- 2024: Casady School
- 2023: Casady School
- 2020: Whittier Middle School
- 2019: Jenks Middle School
- 2018: Whittier Middle School
- 2017: Whittier Middle School
- 2016: Whittier Middle School
- 2015: Whittier Middle School
- 2014: Whittier Middle School
- 2013: Jenks Middle School
- 2012: Jenks Middle School
National Competition
In the national competition, Oklahoma is usually ranked slightly below average, often scoring in the high 20s to mid 30s. The best Oklahoma has ever done was in the second MATHCOUNTS year, with a student, Timothy Kokesh, making first place individual and the Oklahoma team making 3rd.
AoPSers from Oklahoma who Made Nationals
Note: a strikethrough through the year represents that person made nationals because of countdown (i.e. ranked 5th or lower on written), and grayed out years means that person was ranked 4th written but lost countdown.
- bobishim(2025)
- whodatgauntlet(2023)
- AYJK (2021, 2022)
- idefeater (2019)
- PizzaLover73 (2018)
- AcademicTeam (2018)
- chesswiz (2018)
- Pendeer (2018, 2019)
- AppleYum (2017)
- KiwiYum (2017)
- scyy120826 (2016, 2017)
- Ahuycke88 (2017)
- ILoveYouMC (2015, 2016)
- guluguluga (2015)
- NormanWho (2014, 2015)
- saagar (2014, 2015)
- clueless (
2014) - hesa57 (2013, 2014)
- yamiosum (
2013, 2014) - Bosco7 (2012, 2013)
- guilou25 (2012)
- Zman104 (2012)
- tchonka97 (2011, 2012)
- garfielddisco123 (2011)
- jonathanchou1711 (2010)
