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== Countdown Round Champions ==
 
== Countdown Round Champions ==
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* 1986: Brian David Ewald, [[Florida MathCounts]]
 
* 1986: Brian David Ewald, [[Florida MathCounts]]
 
* 1987: Russell Mann, [[Tennessee MathCounts]]
 
* 1987: Russell Mann, [[Tennessee MathCounts]]
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* 1988: Andrew Schultz, [[Illinois MathCounts]]
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* 1988: Andrew Schultz, [[Illinois Mathcounts]]
 
* 1989: Albert Kurz, [[Pennsylvania MathCounts]]
 
* 1989: Albert Kurz, [[Pennsylvania MathCounts]]
 
* 1990: Brian Jenkins, [[Arkansas MathCounts]]
 
* 1990: Brian Jenkins, [[Arkansas MathCounts]]
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* 1992: Andrei C. Gnepp, [[Ohio MathCounts]]
 
* 1992: Andrei C. Gnepp, [[Ohio MathCounts]]
 
* 1993: Carleton Bosley, [[Kansas MathCounts]]
 
* 1993: Carleton Bosley, [[Kansas MathCounts]]
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* 1994: William O. Engel, [[Illinois MathCounts]]
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* 1994: William O. Engel, [[Illinois Mathcounts]]
 
* 1995: Richard Reifsnyder, [[Kentucky MathCounts]]
 
* 1995: Richard Reifsnyder, [[Kentucky MathCounts]]
 
* 1996: Alexander Schwartz, [[Pennsylvania MathCounts]]
 
* 1996: Alexander Schwartz, [[Pennsylvania MathCounts]]
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* 1998: Ricky Liu, [[Massachusetts MathCounts]]
 
* 1998: Ricky Liu, [[Massachusetts MathCounts]]
 
* 1999: Po-Ru Loh, [[Wisconsin MathCounts]]
 
* 1999: Po-Ru Loh, [[Wisconsin MathCounts]]
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* 2000: Ruozhou (Joe) Jia, [[Illinois MathCounts]]
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* 2000: Ruozhou (Joe) Jia, [[Illinois Mathcounts]]
 
* 2001: Ryan Ko, [[New Jersey MathCounts]]
 
* 2001: Ryan Ko, [[New Jersey MathCounts]]
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* 2002: Albert Ni, [[Illinois MathCounts]]
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* 2002: Albert Ni, [[Illinois Mathcounts]]
 
* 2003: Adam Hesterberg, [[Washington MathCounts]]
 
* 2003: Adam Hesterberg, [[Washington MathCounts]]
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* 2004: Gregory Gauthier, [[Illinois MathCounts]]
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* 2004: Gregory Gauthier, [[Illinois Mathcounts]]
 
* 2005: Neal Wu, [[Louisiana MathCounts]]
 
* 2005: Neal Wu, [[Louisiana MathCounts]]
 
* 2006: Daesun Yim, [[New Jersey MathCounts]]
 
* 2006: Daesun Yim, [[New Jersey MathCounts]]
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* 2008: Darryl Wu, [[Washington MathCounts]]
 
* 2008: Darryl Wu, [[Washington MathCounts]]
 
* 2009: Bobby Shen, [[Texas MathCounts]]
 
* 2009: Bobby Shen, [[Texas MathCounts]]
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* 2010: Mark Sellke, [[Indiana MathCounts]]
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* 2011: Scott Wu, [[Louisiana MathCounts]]
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* 2012: Chad Qian, [[Indiana MathCounts]]
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* 2013: Alec Sun, [[Massachusetts MathCounts]]
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* 2014: Swapnil Garg [[California MathCounts]]
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* 2015: Kevin Liu [[Indiana MathCounts]]
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* 2016: Edward Wan [[Washington MathCounts]]
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* 2017: Luke Robitaille [[Texas MathCounts]]
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* 2018: Luke Robitaille [[Texas MathCounts]]
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* 2019: Daniel Mai [[Massachusetts MathCounts]]
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* 2020: CANCELLED
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* 2022: Allan Yuan(https://artofproblemsolving.com/community/user/417382) [[Alabama MathCounts]]
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* 2023: Channing Yang(https://artofproblemsolving.com/community/user/472849) [[Texas MathCounts]]
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* 2024: Ben Jiang [[Florida MathCounts]]
  
 
== Masters Round Winners ==
 
== Masters Round Winners ==
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* 1987 Ashley Reiter, [[North Carolina MathCounts]]
 
* 1990 Brian Jenkins, [[Arkansas MathCounts]]
 
* 1990 Brian Jenkins, [[Arkansas MathCounts]]
 
* 1991 Chris Chang, [[New Jersey MathCounts]]
 
* 1991 Chris Chang, [[New Jersey MathCounts]]
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* 1992 Andrei Gnepp, [[Ohio Mathcounts]]
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* 1993 Davesh Maulik, [[Kansas Mathcounts]]
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* 1994 Kevin Lacker, [[Ohio Mathcounts]]
 
* 1999 Po-Ru Loh, [[Wisconsin MathCounts]]
 
* 1999 Po-Ru Loh, [[Wisconsin MathCounts]]
 
* 2000 Tiankai Liu, [[California MathCounts]]
 
* 2000 Tiankai Liu, [[California MathCounts]]
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* 2002 Jason Trigg, [[Pennsylvania MathCounts]]
 
* 2002 Jason Trigg, [[Pennsylvania MathCounts]]
 
* 2003 Brian Lawrence, [[Maryland MathCounts]]
 
* 2003 Brian Lawrence, [[Maryland MathCounts]]
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* 2004 Gregory Gauthier, [[Illinois MathCounts]]
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* 2004 Gregory Gauthier, [[Illinois Mathcounts]]
 
* 2005 Sergei Bernstein, [[Massachusetts MathCounts]]
 
* 2005 Sergei Bernstein, [[Massachusetts MathCounts]]
 
* 2006 Daniel Li, [[Virginia MathCounts]]
 
* 2006 Daniel Li, [[Virginia MathCounts]]
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* 2007 Kevin Chen, [[Texas Mathcounts]]
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* 2008 Bobby Shen, [[Texas MathCounts]]
 
* 2009 Maximilian Schindler, [[Missouri Mathcounts]]
 
* 2009 Maximilian Schindler, [[Missouri Mathcounts]]
  
 
== Written Test Champions ==
 
== Written Test Champions ==
 
* 1989 Lenny Ng, [[North Carolina MathCounts]]
 
* 1989 Lenny Ng, [[North Carolina MathCounts]]
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* 1990 Mathew Crawford ([[Alabama MathCounts]]), Daniel Schepler ([[Ohio MathCounts]]), Ravi Shanmugan ([[Kansas MathCounts]])
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* 1990 Mathew Crawford [[Alabama MathCounts]], Daniel Schepler [[Ohio MathCounts]], Ravi Shanmugan [[Kansas MathCounts]]
 
* 1991 Jonathan L. Weinstein, [[Massachusetts MathCounts]]
 
* 1991 Jonathan L. Weinstein, [[Massachusetts MathCounts]]
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* 1992 Jenny Hoffman, [[Connecticut MathCounts]], Andrei Gnepp [[Ohio MathCounts]], Chris Chang [[California MathCounts]]
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* 1993 Davesh Maulik, [[Kansas Mathcounts]]
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* 1994 Michael Shulman, [[California MathCounts]]
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* 1995 Richard Reifsnyder, [[Kentucky Mathcounts]]
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* 1996 Alexander Schwartz, [[Pennsylvania Mathcounts]]
 
* 1999 Po-Ru Loh, [[Wisconsin MathCounts]]
 
* 1999 Po-Ru Loh, [[Wisconsin MathCounts]]
 
* 2000 Tiankai Liu, [[California MathCounts]]
 
* 2000 Tiankai Liu, [[California MathCounts]]
 
* 2001 Ryan Ko, [[New Jersey MathCounts]]
 
* 2001 Ryan Ko, [[New Jersey MathCounts]]
 
* 2002 Conner Rogers, [[Colorado MathCounts]]
 
* 2002 Conner Rogers, [[Colorado MathCounts]]
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* 2003 Adam Heseterberg, [[Washington MathCounts]]
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* 2003 Adam Hesterberg, [[Washington MathCounts]]
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* 2004 Gregory Gauthier, [[Illinois MathCounts]]
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* 2004 Gregory Gauthier, [[Illinois Mathcounts]]
 
* 2005 Sergei Bernstein, [[Massachusetts Mathcounts]]
 
* 2005 Sergei Bernstein, [[Massachusetts Mathcounts]]
 
* 2006 Neal Wu, [[Louisiana MathCounts]]
 
* 2006 Neal Wu, [[Louisiana MathCounts]]
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* 2007 Justin Ahmann, [[Indiana MathCounts]]
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* 2008 Bobby Shen, [[Texas MathCounts]]
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* 2009 David Yang, [[California MathCounts]]
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* 2010 Mark Selke [[Indiana MathCounts]], Shyam Narayanan [[Kansas Mathcounts]]
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* 2011 Shyam Narayanan [[Kansas Mathcounts]]
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* 2012 Sean Shi, [[California MathCounts]]
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* 2013 Alec Sun, [[Massachusetts MathCounts]]
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* 2014 Kevin Liu, [[Indiana MathCounts]]
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* 2015: Andy Xu [[South Carolina MathCounts]]
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* 2016: Edward Wan [[Washington MathCounts]]
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* 2017: Luke Robitaille [[Texas MathCounts]]
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* 2018: Luke Robitaille [[Texas MathCounts]]
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* 2019: Huaye (Jeff) Lin, [[Massachusetts MathCounts]]
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* 2020: CANCELLED
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* 2021: Marvin Mao [[New Jersey MathCounts]]
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* 2022: Jiahe Liu(john0512) [[Ohio MathCounts]]
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* 2023: Oron Wang [[New Jersey MathCounts]]
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* 2024: Channing Yang [[Texas MathCounts]]
  
 
== Most Improved Team ==
 
== Most Improved Team ==
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* 2005 [[Oklahoma MathCounts]]
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* 2022 [[Iowa MathCounts]]
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* 2006 [[South Carolina MathCounts]]
 
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* 2009 [[New Mexico MathCounts]]
 
  
 
== Spirit Stick Winners ==
 
== Spirit Stick Winners ==
 
* 2005 [[New Hampshire MathCounts]]
 
* 2005 [[New Hampshire MathCounts]]
 
* 2006 [[Wyoming MathCounts]]
 
* 2006 [[Wyoming MathCounts]]
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* 2007 [[Pennsylvania MathCounts]]
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* 2008 [[New York MathCounts]]
 
* 2009 [[Virgin Islands MathCounts]]
 
* 2009 [[Virgin Islands MathCounts]]
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* 2017 [[Louisiana MathCounts]]
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* 2018 [[Texas MathCounts]]
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* 2019 [[Kentucky MathCounts]]
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* 2023 [[Virgin Island MathCounts]]

Latest revision as of 16:14, 4 November 2024

This is the MathCounts historical results page. Post MathCounts statistics and lists of high scorers here so that the MathCounts page doesn't get cluttered.


National Team Champions

Countdown Round Champions

The champions of the Count Down Round are considered the individual national champions of MathCounts.

Masters Round Winners

Written Test Champions

Most Improved Team

Spirit Stick Winners

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