It looks like the US team had a strong showing this year with 5 gold medals and 1 silver coming in behind Korea and China.
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2012 IMO Results
Posted in Competitions, tagged Bobby Shen, David Yang, IMO, Mitchell Lee, Ravi Jagadeesen, Thomas Swayze, USA, Xiaoyu He, Zuming Feng on July 15, 2012| 3 Comments »
2011 IMO Results
Posted in Competitions, tagged 2011 IMO Amsterdam, Benjamin Gunby, David Yang, Evan O'Dorney, IMO, Lisa Sauermann, Mitchell Lee, Singapore, USA, Wenyu Cao, Xiaoyu He on July 22, 2011| 14 Comments »
The results are in from the 2011 IMO in Amsterdam.
- Lisa Sauermann, of Germany, returned for a 5th time to win her 5th medal and 4th gold with a perfect score!
- Singapore was extremely well represented with 3 of their participants in the top 10
- Team USA had some outstanding performances with every member winning a gold medal:
- David Yang – rank 4, score 36
- Benjamin Gunby – rank 14, score 30
- Evan O’Dorney – rank 14, score 30
- Xiaoyu He – rank 14, score 30
- Wenyu Cao – rank 25, score 29
- Mitchell Lee – rank 25, score 29
Congratulations to all the participants.
Congratulations Team USA
Posted in Competitions, tagged Allen Yuan, AwesomeMath, Ben Gunby, Benjamin Gunby, Calvin Deng, Evan O'Dorney, IMO, In-Sung Na, International Mathematical Olympiad, Xiaoyu He on July 11, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Congratulations to the US team at the 2010 IMO for taking third place. Benjamin Gunby, a participant in last year’s AwesomeMath camp came away with a Gold medal in his first IMO! Here are the members of the US team and their achievements:
- Evan O’Dorney, Gold
- Xiaoyu He, Gold
- Benjamin Gunby, Gold
- Calvin Deng, Silver
- In Sung Na, Silver
- Allen Yuan, Silver
2010 US IMO Team Announced
Posted in Competitions, tagged Allen Yuan, Ben Gunby, Calvin Deng, Evan O'Dorney, IMO, In-Sung Na, Xiaoyu He on June 13, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Just saw on Art of Problem Solving the 6 students chosen to represent the US in the 2010 IMO. Congratulations!
- Calvin Deng
- Ben Gunby
- Xiaoyu He
- In-Sung Na
- Evan O’Dorney
- Allen Yuan
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