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WAMC Teams rank #2 and #5 at BrUMO
Please join me in congratulating our WAMC teams on their performance at BrUMO on April 4, 2025.
Brown University Math Olympiad (BrUMO) is a high school team competition organized by Brown University students. In this inaugural year, there were 45 teams and 240 students competing. WAMC had three teams of 6 students each participating.
It is my privilege to congratulate our teams on their outstanding results - placing 2nd and 5th overall!
Not only did our teams do well, but Jack Whitney-Epstein, Alexander Svoronos, and Ethan Shi placed among the top 10 competitors. This is especially remarkable, as both Alex and Ethan are only in middle school. Big congratulations also go to Girish Prasad (top 10%) and Yunong Wu, Joseph Girotto, Alwin Jing, and Srihaan Seelam (top 20%)
Team Results (out of 45 teams):
Overall
#2 WAMC A - Girish Prasad, Ethan Shi, Alexander Svoronos, Jack Whitney-Epstein, Annabelle Wu, Yunong Wu
#5 WAMC B - Joseph Girotto, Alwin Jing, Serena Ke, Srihaan Seelam, Henry Xue, Eddie Yang
Team Round
#3 WAMC A
#5 WAMC B
Guts Round
#2 WAMC A
#8 WAMC B
Individual results (out of 240 competitors):
#4 Jack Whitney-Epstein
#6 Alexander Svoronos
#7 Ethan Shi
Top 10% - Girish Prasad
Top 20% - Yunong Wu, Joseph Girotto, Alwin Jing, and Srihaan Seelam
Spring 2025 info now available!
Spring 2025 info now available!
Sessions and contests information can be found on the schedule page.
Date: Saturday, May 31, 2025
Time: 8 am - 7 pm
New Location: St. Anselm College, Manchester, NH
Open to: high school and advanced middle school students from Westchester County
Team size: 15
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Westchester Area Math Circle (WAMC) is a free math circle started in 2012. In 2013, it moved to Manhattanville University in Purchase, NY and is organized by Professor Paul Ellis. We host a variety of free meetings and classes throughout the year. See our Schedule page for a list of upcoming topics and guest speakers.
We are grateful to Manhattanville University and Professor Christopher Pappas for providing space and support to our math circle.
In addition to our various free workshops and classes, we send teams from our middle/high school participants to area math competitions, including the Harvard-MIT Math Contest, the Princeton University Math Competition, the Exeter Math Club Competition, and the American Regions Math League.
Details about joining these teams are sent over the email list, but you may also email westchesterareamathcircle@gmail.com with specific questions.
Westchester Area Math Circle (WAMC) is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization. Your donation is tax-deductible. Please consider supporting WAMC.
A note about age.
A note about age.
We are often asked what ages our math circle meetings are for. We believe that math is for people of all ages. There is a hidden assumption in our society that doing math is 'only for kids' or 'for school.' We disagree. Everyone, even adults, is allowed to have fun doing math. Nevertheless, some things, like our Advanced Contest Math Class, assume some level of knowledge. Let the topics be the guide.
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