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2007 Contest Winners

Note: The number of awards was based on the number of students registered in each category.

Small Schools
Large Schools
6th Grade: Individual
  1. Natalie Cross, Jefferson Middle (Oak Ridge)
  2. Emily Cheng, Jefferson Middle (Oak Ridge)
  3. Stevie Andress, Jefferson Middle (Oak Ridge)
  1. Sarah van Dierdonck, Robinson MS
  2. Jimmy Liu, Pizitz MS, Vestavia Hills, AL
  3. Sydney McConnell, Robinson MS
6th Grade: Schools
  1. Jefferson Middle (Oak Ridge)
  2. Chuckey Doak Middle School, Afton, TN
  1. Ross N. Robinson MS, Kingsport
  2. Pizitz MS, Vestavia Hills, AL
7th Grade: Individual
  1. Meg Stuart, University School
  2. Megan Lee, University School
  3. Matt Gordon, Providence
  4. Brantlee Garland, Providence
  1. (2-way tie for 1st)
    Tony Zeng, Pizitz
    Botong Ma, Pizitz
7th Grade: Schools
  1. University School, Johnson City, TN
  2. Providence Academy, Gray, TN
  1. Pizitz MS, Vestavia Hills, AL
8th Grade: Individual
  1. Tiffany Rednour, McDonald Elem.
  2. Kelsi Armstrong, McDonald Elem.
no award

8th Grade: Schools

  1. Chuckey Doak MS
no award
Algebra: Individuals
  1. Katherine Benson, University School
  2. Everett Laing, University School
  1. Jerry Hsu, Pizitz MS
  2. Forrest Gamble, Pizitz MS
Algebra: Schools
  1. University School
  1. Pizitz MS

Note on scoring: The written test scores include all persons from both large and school divisions, including alternates.

The written test is scored by (5 * number right) + (number left blank). The maximum possible score for the written test is 125.

The problem solving test consists of three problems worth 10 points each, so the maximum possible score is 30.

 
Written Test
Problem Solving Test
Min
Max
Avg
Median
Min
Max
Avg
Median
6th Grade
38
125
88.8
95
1
28
12.7
12
7th Grade
39
125
78.0
70
2
30
17.7
18
8th Grade
62
111
84.8
86
3
16
12.6
16
Algebra I
45
125
92.1
90.5
3
18
10.8
10

 

Page last updated November 20, 2007 by Daryl Stephens.