Broadcasting the successes of the Williston Math Team

NEML 2 Results 22-23!

26 students sat for the second round of the New England Math League! Mathletes from grades 7th through 12th were represented!

In a VERY tough round the team finished with an average individual score of 1.96 and a team score of 20!

Here are the top finishers by grade:

  • 12th – 3 points – Connor Capshaw, Daniel Zhang
  • 11th – 5 points – Jeffrey Warner
  • 10th – 4 points – Jack Berrien
  • 9th – 4 points – Brandon Guo, Douglas Warner
  • 8th – 2 points – Leo Ahtaridis
  • 7th – 2 points – Mia Pasternak

The team score (20) is the sum of our top 5 scores:

  • 5 points: Jeffrey Warner
  • 4 points: Jack Berrien, Brandon Guo, Douglas Warner
  • 3 points: Connor Capshaw, Mason Mish, Daniel Zhang, Catie Spence, Charlotte Zeng, Danie Zhang

The third round of the New England Math League will take place on Tuesday, December 12th in Schoolhouse 25! Anyone at any level of math is welcome to compete! The competition lasts 30 minutes, you may use a calculator, and you must begin before 3:15pm.

Competition Dates 22-23

Here you go! This list will be updated as the year progresses.

EventDate
NEML1Oct 17th, 2022
AMC10ANov 10th, 2022
AMC12ANov 10th, 2022
NEML2Nov 15th, 2022
AMC10BNov 16th, 2022
AMC12BNov 16th, 2022
NEML3Dec 12th, 2022
NEML4Jan 9th, 2023
AMC8Jan 17th, 2023
WBGMCJan 29th, 2023
NEML5Feb 14th, 2023
NEML – 7th GradeLate Feb, 2023
NEML – 8th GradeLate Feb, 2023
NEML – Algebra 1Late April, 2023

NEML 1 Results 22-23!

25 students sat for the 1st round of the New England Math League!

The team finished with an average individual score of 2.88 and a team score of 23!

Here are the top finishers by grade:

  • 12th – 5 points – Getchell Gibbons
  • 11th – 5 points – Jeffrey Warner
  • 10th – 5 points – Jack Berrien
  • 9th – 4 points –Brandon Guo, Junwon Park, Douglas Warner

The second round of the New England Math League will take place on Tuesday, November 15th in Schoolhouse 25! Anyone at any level of math is welcome to compete! The competition lasts 30 minutes, you may use a calculator, and you must begin before 3:15pm.

The team score (23) is the sum of our top 5 scores:

  • 5 points: Jack Berrien, Getchell Gibbons, Jeffrey Warner
  • 4 points: Connor Capshaw, Jimmy Dunn, Brandon Guo, Junwon Park, Douglas Warner, Daniel Zhang, Joe Zhou

AMC2022 Signups!

The AMC10/12 competitions are coming up!

Please fill out this form if you’d like to compete.

The registration deadline is November 1st at 6pm ET.

The AMC 10 and AMC 12 are both 25-question, 75-minute, multiple choice examinations in high school mathematics designed to promote the development and enhancement of problem-solving skills. Complete info about the events is online here.

Not only are the competitions extremely fun, strong AMC scores can help you stand out during the college application process!

The AMC10A and AMC12A competitions will be given on Thursday, November 10th from 9:45 to 11:15am. [Competitors will miss A period and the first bit of B period.]

The AMC10B and AMC12B competitions will be given on Wednesday, November 16th from 3:30 to 5pm.

The A and B dates are the same difficulty. You can participate in BOTH events, but only at ONE level, either 10 or 12. (The advantage to competing on both dates is that you get two chances to score high enough to qualify for the next competition, the AIME.)

The AMC 10 is for students in 10th grade and below, and covers the high school curriculum up to 10th grade. Students in grade 10 or below and under 17.5 years of age on the day of the contest can take the AMC 10.

The AMC 12 covers the entire high school curriculum including trigonometry, advanced algebra, and advanced geometry, but excluding calculus. Students in grade 12 or below and under 19.5 years of age on the day of the contest can take the AMC 12.

NEML ’21-’22 Results!

The final results are in!

The Williston Math Team finished 15th out of 119 teams in New England!

Overall, 41 Williston students compete this year!

Here are Williston’s top 10 finishers:

1st = Jack Berrien (27 points)
2nd = Shuei Harada, Jeffrey Warner (25 points)
4th = Jerry Landman, Bruton Strange (23 points)
6th = Getchell Gibbons (22 points)
7th = Francis Cataldo (21 points)
8th = Anita Hua, Joe Zhou (18 points)
10th = Alan Rodal (17 points)

Here are Williston’s top finishers by grade:

2022: 1st = Jerry Landman & Bruton Strange, 3rd = Francis Cataldo
2023: 1st = Shuei Harada, 2nd = Getchell Gibbons, 3rd = Shirley Shi
2024: 1st = Jeffrey Warner, 2nd = Joe Zhou, 3rd = Jonah Berry Brown
2025: 1st = Jack Berrien, 2nd = Dionysus Lively, 3rd = Edmon Tong
2027: 1st = Leo Ahtaridis

Go Wildcats!

The third annual Whitaker-Bement Girls in Mathematics Competition is now online!


All competition questions were designed by Williston Math Team members!

Answers need to be submitted by May 6th, 2022 @ 11:59pm EST! (File upload of PDF/photo of answers.)


There are 6 questions, you get 30 minutes, and calculators are allowed.

Event questions should be sent to Josh Seamon-Ingalls (jseamon@williston.com).

Competition questions and info on how to submit your answers is online at:

www.WBGMC.org

Students from anywhere in the world are welcome to compete as long as they meet the event eligibility guidelines.


To be eligible to compete in the WBGMC 2022, students must meet all of the following criteria:

a) Have a passion for problem-solving!

b) Be female or non-binary in gender identity.

c) Be in grade 9 or below OR under 15.5 years of age on April 29th, 2022.

New England Math League 7th + 8th Results!

The NEML7+8 results just came in!

Our 7th graders earned a team score of 104 which earned them the 10th place team finish in all of New England and 4th place in the region!

Our 8th graders earned a team score of 103 which earned them the 25th place team finish in all of New England!

These are the highest team finishes ever for Williston!

Also… 7th grader Leo Ahtaridis earned 15th place out of all 7th graders in New England!

Go Wilcats!

NEML 5 Results 21-22!

19 students sat for the 5th round of the New England Math League!

The team finished with an average individual score of 3.42 (a team high for this year!) and a team score of 24!

Here are the top finishers by grade:

  • 12th – 5 points – Frannie Cataldo
  • 11th – 5 points – Getchell Gibbons, Shuei Harada
  • 10th – 5 points – Jeffrey Warner
  • 9th – 4 points – Jack Berrien

The sixth and last round of the New England Math League will take place on Tuesday, March 22nd in Schoolhouse 25! Anyone at any level of math is welcome to compete! The competition lasts 30 minutes, you may use a calculator, and you must begin before 3:15pm.

The team score (24) is the sum of our top 5 scores:

  • 5 points: Frannie Cataldo, Getchell Gibbons, Shuei Harada, Jeffrey Warner
  • 4 points: Anita Hua, Jerry Landman, Sofia Michalski, Daniel Shin, Shirley Shi, Jack Berrien, Lorenzo Redaelli

Here are our team’s individual high scorers after 5 rounds:

22 points – Jack Berrien
21 points – Shuei Harada, Jeffrey Warner
20 points – Bruton Strange
19 points – Getchell Gibbons, Jerry Landman
18 points – Frannie Cataldo, Anita Hua
16 points – Shirley Shi
15 points – Alan Rodal
14 points – Dionysus Lively, Daniel Shin, Joe Zhou
12 points – Sofia Michalski, Juanes Vargas
11 points – Sarah Markey, Lorenzo Redaelli
10 points – Max Kim

Broadcasting the successes of the Williston Math Team