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Currently, selection for the San Diego ARML team is based on [[AMC]] scores, [[AIME]] scores, [[USAMO]] qualification, and [[San Diego Math League]] scores. Students in the San Diego area can try out for the ARML team by sending a PM to [[user: MCrawford | Mathew Crawford]], or contact the [[San Diego Math Circle]]. | Currently, selection for the San Diego ARML team is based on [[AMC]] scores, [[AIME]] scores, [[USAMO]] qualification, and [[San Diego Math League]] scores. Students in the San Diego area can try out for the ARML team by sending a PM to [[user: MCrawford | Mathew Crawford]], or contact the [[San Diego Math Circle]]. | ||
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| + | * Many problems and solutions are posted in the [http://www.artofproblemsolving.com/Forum/index.php?f=147 SDMC forum]. Contact [[user:MCrawford | Mathew Crawford]] for access. | ||
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Revision as of 15:16, 22 June 2006
The San Diego ARML formed in 2006 to compete at the American Regions Mathematics League.
The San Diego ARML team is coached by Mathew Crawford as part of the San Diego Math Circle.
Contents
2006
30 students made the trip from San Diego to Las Vegas to compete at ARML. Only 5 of those students were past the 9th grade, though the two teams faired well, with San Diego A finishing around the middle of over 100 teams.
Team A
High scorers were freshmen Edward Zhu and Richard Mu, with 6 out of 8 problems.
- Team score: 92
- Individuals: 51
- Power: 17
- Team: 16
- Relays: 8
How to qualify
Currently, selection for the San Diego ARML team is based on AMC scores, AIME scores, USAMO qualification, and San Diego Math League scores. Students in the San Diego area can try out for the ARML team by sending a PM to Mathew Crawford, or contact the San Diego Math Circle.
Resources
- Many problems and solutions are posted in the SDMC forum. Contact Mathew Crawford for access.
- Mathematics competition resources
