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The Connecticut ARML team is currently being coached by Dan Bocchichio. Connecticut sends three teams and has two practices a year, traditionally at Hamden Hall High School and Xavier High School. Its team is selected by an ARML runoff, which is coordinated by the various high school mathematics leagues throughout Connecticut. | The Connecticut ARML team is currently being coached by Dan Bocchichio. Connecticut sends three teams and has two practices a year, traditionally at Hamden Hall High School and Xavier High School. Its team is selected by an ARML runoff, which is coordinated by the various high school mathematics leagues throughout Connecticut. | ||
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In 2008, Connecticut A tied for Division B Site Winner at Penn State University. | In 2008, Connecticut A tied for Division B Site Winner at Penn State University. | ||
[[User:Pikalax|Pikalax]] 21:45, 3 June 2008 (UTC)(Team Member 2007/2008) | [[User:Pikalax|Pikalax]] 21:45, 3 June 2008 (UTC)(Team Member 2007/2008) | ||
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The Connecticut ARML team is currently being coached by Dan Bocchichio. Connecticut sends three teams and has two practices a year, traditionally at Hamden Hall High School and Xavier High School. Its team is selected by an ARML runoff, which is coordinated by the various high school mathematics leagues throughout Connecticut.
The ARML Runoff is a 24 question, induvidual and timed competition such of the nature alike to the AMCs.
In 2008, Connecticut A tied for Division B Site Winner at Penn State University.
Pikalax 21:45, 3 June 2008 (UTC)(Team Member 2007/2008)
