The next math team competition (NEML6) will take place on Tuesday, 3/22 from 2:35 to 3:35 in Schoolhouse 25.This is the last NEML of the year! The competition lasts 30 minutes and all competitors must start before 3:05. You may use a calculator.
Anyone at ANY level of math is encouraged to participate!
On 2/16, 21 competitors sat for the NEML5 and scored a strong team score of 21 on a very challenging round of questions! Our cumulative team score of 112 is now only 2 points out of the top 30 in all of the New England!
NEML5 in action!
Out top scorers were:
First Name
Last Name
Grade
NEML5 Score
Tanmay
Khale
12th
5
Pinky
King
12th
5
Chloe
Lee
11th
4
Shirley
Zhou
10th
4
Joshua
Calianos
10th
3
Tomasz
Paluchowski
11th
3
Michael
Warren
11th
3
Derrick
Zhao
10th
3
Here are our overall top NEML scorers after 5 rounds:
First Name
Last Name
Grade
Total NEML Score
Tanmay
Khale
12th
27
Pinky
King
12th
20
Shirley
Zhou
10th
20
Joshua
Calianos
10th
15
Tomasz
Paluchowski
11th
15
Derrick
Zhao
10th
15
Simon
Kim
9th
13
Izzy
Tegtmeyer
12th
12
Ryan
Jeon
12th
11
Kevin
Li
12th
11
Caroline
Borden
12th
10
Matt
Otting
11th
10
On 2/17, 17 students sat for the prestigious AMC10/12 competition!
Our top scorers were:
First Name
Last Name
Grade
Contest
Score
Awards
Joshua
Calianos
10
AMC10B
103.5
Winner AMC10
Wangchen
Zhou
10
AMC10B
103.5
Winner AMC10
Kenneth
Wang
8
AMC10B
79.5
Chaiwat
Setwipatanachai
11
AMC12B
78.0
Winner AMC12
Hanzhang
Zhao
10
AMC10B
78.0
Jin Young
Lee
11
AMC12B
75.0
Full contest results are available on the results page. (Ask Mr. Seamon for the password.)
The Williston Math Team just finished taking the sixth (and last) round of the New England Math League competition, and ended up scoring a 27, tying our highest round score of the year!
Looking over solutions while snacking!
15 students participated in this round of the New England Math League, with participants spanning 7th through 12th grades! Each competitor had 30 minutes to work by themselves on the same 6 questions. Each question was worth one point and calculators could be used.
With our round 5 score of 27, our team score now stands at 146!
Our average score per participant this round was 4.07, our highest of the year!
Our 2015 NEML top scorers:
7th: Kenneth Wang (12), Tadea Martin-Gonzalez (8)
8th: Ryan Dwyer (7), Dora Gordon (1)
9th: Jack Lee (30), Shirley Zhou (28)
10th: Nam Pham (9), Molly Zawacki (3)
11th: Mike Huang (8), Ryan Jeon (7)
12th: Umi Keezing (29), Michael Tran (25)
Here are the complete scores from round 6:
First Name
Last Name
Gr
NEML6: Total
Umi
Keezing
12
6
Jack (Dong Ha)
Lee
9
6
Lena
Gandeva
12
5
Hannah
Lee
12
5
Loren
Po
12
5
Cade
Zawacki
12
5
Shirley
Zhou
9
5
Cici
Zhang
12
4
Derrick
Zhao
9
4
Soo Jeong
Han
12
3
Nate
Manwell
PG
3
Tadea
Martin-Gonzalez
7
3
Michael
Tran
12
3
Kenneth
Wang
7
3
Violeta
Ilina
12
1
Complete results can be found on the results page (ask Mr. Seamon for the password).
The league-wide results for round 5 of the New England Math League have been posted.
We are currently holding strong at 32nd place (out of 141) in all of New England and 15th (out of 80) in MA!
The top 34 teams after the 5th round of the New England Math League.
The 6th and LAST New England Math League competition of the year will be held on Tuesday, 3/24 from 2:35 to 3:30pm in SH25. Everyone is welcome to compete! Remember that you need to start the competition before 3pm and you can use a calculator. Snacks will be served starting at 3:30pm when we start going over the answers in SH25.
The Williston Math Team just finished taking the fifth round of the New England Math League competition, scoring a very respectable 21!
NEML #5: Room 1NEML #5: Room 2
22 students participated in this round of the New England Math League, with participants spanning 7th through 12th grades! Each competitor had 30 minutes to work by themselves on the same 6 questions. Each question was worth one point and calculators could be used.
With our round 5 score of 21, our team score now stands at 119.
Our average score per participant this round was 2.68.
The next NEML competition will be held on Tuesday, March 24th at 3pm in Schoolhouse 27. Anyone is welcome to participate!
Overall top scorers by grade after 4 rounds:
7th: Kenneth Wang (9)
8th: Ryan Dwyer (7)
9th: Jack Lee (25)
10th: Nam Pham (9)
11th: Mike Huang (8)
12th: Umi Keezing (23)
Here’s everyone who scored a 3 or higher:
First Name
Last Name
Grade
NEML 5: Total
Jack (Dong Ha)
Lee
9
5
Soo Jeong
Han
12
4
James
Kim
12
4
Loren
Po
12
4
Michael
Tran
12
4
Cade
Zawacki
12
4
Lena
Gandeva
12
3
Umi
Keezing
12
3
Gleb
Paschenko
12
3
Emily
Peirent
12
3
Matt
Steinberg
12
3
Molly
Zawacki
10
3
Cici
Zhang
12
3
Derrick
Zhao
9
3
Shirley
Zhou
9
3
Complete results can be found on the results page (ask Mr. Seamon for the password).
The next Math Team meeting will take place Tuesday, 2/3 from 3 to 3:30pm in SH25. Anyone is welcome to attend!
+NEML
The league-wide results for the 4th round of the New England Math League are in… and we did very well! Our current overall score of 98 puts us at 23rd in all of New England (out of 141 teams) and 12th (out of 80 teams) in MA!
A special shoutout goes out to Umi Keezing and Shrley Zhou for their perfect scores!
You can view the current league-wide score report document, and complete team stats on the results page.
The next NEML competition will be on Tuesday, 2/17 from 2:35 to 3pm in SH25. You must start the competition before 3pm.
The AMC 10 is a 25-question, 75-minute, multiple choice examination in secondary school mathematics containing problems which can be understood and solved with algebra and geometry concepts. The AMC 12 is a 25-question, 75-minute, multiple choice examination in secondary school mathematics containing problems which can be understood and solved with pre-calculus concepts. Two different versions of the contests are given on two dates, about two weeks apart, in February. Each AMC 10 and AMC 12 contest contain about 12 of the same math problems.
In general, all 11th graders and above should sign up for the AMC 12 and all 10th graders and below should sign up for the AMC 10. Both exams are given at the same time and you can only take one.
+NYC Trip
The Williston Math Team will be making a day trip to New York City on Sunday, 2/22. We’ll be visiting the Museum of Math, eating a couple fun meals, and exploring Manhattan!
The Williston Math Team just finished taking the fourth round of the New England Math League competition, scoring a very strong 25!
NEML #4: Room 1NEML #4: Room 2
19 students participated in this round of the New England Math League, with participants spanning 7th through 12th grades! Each competitor had 30 minutes to work by themselves on the same 6 questions. Each question was worth one point and calculators could be used.
With our round 4 score of 25, our team score now stands at 98.
Our average score per participant this round was 2.63.
The next NEML competition will be held on Tuesday, February 17th at 3pm in Schoolhouse 27. Anyone is welcome to participate!
Overall top scorers by grade after 4 rounds:
7th: Kenneth Wang (8)
8th: Ryan Dwyer (6)
9th: Shirley Zhou (20), Jack Lee (19)
10th: Nam Pham (8)
11th: Mike Huang (8), Ryan Jeon (7)
12th: Umi Keezing (20), Michael Tran (18)
Here’s everyone who scored a 3 or higher:
First Name
Last Name
Gr
NEML 4: Total
Shirley
Zhou
9
6
Umi
Keezing
12
6
Michael
Tran
12
5
Gleb
Paschenko
12
4
Alex
Li
12
4
Jack
Lee
9
4
Derrick
Zhao
9
3
Cade
Zawacki
12
3
Loren
Po
12
3
Complete results can be found on the results page (ask Mr. Seamon for the password).
Last November, 23 Williston Middle Schoolers sat for the AMC 8 math competition. The results are in!
The next math team competition (NEML6) will take place on Tuesday, 3/22 from 2:35 to 3:35 in Schoolhouse 25. 
