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Eighth Annual Northwest Santa Clara Valley MATHCOUNTS Chapter Competition was very successful!
Eighth Annual Northwest Santa Clara Valley MATHCOUNTS Chapter Competition was very successful!
From across the Cupertino, Sunnyvale and West San Jose area, 17 private and public schools and about 170 middle school students came together and compete at Peterson Middle School on Saturday , February 28th, 2026, for the Northwest Santa Clara Valley Chapter MATHCOUNTS Competition, the only in-person math competition of its kind!
From across the Cupertino, Sunnyvale and West San Jose area, 17 private and public schools and about 170 middle school students came together and compete at Peterson Middle School on Saturday , February 28th, 2026, for the Northwest Santa Clara Valley Chapter MATHCOUNTS Competition, the only in-person math competition of its kind!
Miller Middle School won the first place of team, Lawson Middle School took the second place, Hyde Middle School got the third place, Tessellation placed the fourth place and Challenger School Sunnyvale placed the fifth place.
Miller Middle School won the first place of team, Lawson Middle School took the second place, Hyde Middle School got the third place, Tessellation placed the fourth place and Challenger School Sunnyvale placed the fifth place.
William Tao from Miller Middle School won the first place of individual. Justin Kim from Miller Middle School took the second place. Daniel Li from Lawson Middle School got the third place.
William Tao from Miller Middle School won the first place of individual. Justin Kim from Miller Middle School took the second place. Daniel Li from Lawson Middle School got the third place.
In the afternoon, up to 4 students from each school entered the unofficial countdown round. In front of more than 500 audience , the fastest correct answer of a group of 8 was rewarded and advanced to the next round.
Jingxuan Bo from Stratford Blackford Middle got the first place , Joshua Wang from Hyde Middle School got the second place and Arthur (Yuxin) Chang from Miller Middle School got the third place.
In the afternoon, up to 4 students from each school entered the unofficial countdown round. In front of more than 500 audience , the fastest correct answer of a group of 8 was rewarded and advanced to the next round.
Jingxuan Bo from Stratford Blackford Middle got the first place , Joshua Wang from Hyde Middle School got the second place and Arthur (Yuxin) Chang from Miller Middle School got the third place.
Based on the result from the Written Competitions, the top three teams, Miller Middle School, Lawson Middle School and Hyde Middle School, and three individuals, Max Wang from Miller Middle School, Jingxuan Bo from Stratford Blackford Middle, Minkee Cho from Peterson Middle School, got advanced to the State competition , which will be held at The Harker School Middle School Campus on Saturday, March 28, 2026.
Based on the result from the Written Competitions, the top three teams, Miller Middle School, Lawson Middle School and Hyde Middle School, and three individuals, Max Wang from Miller Middle School, Jingxuan Bo from Stratford Blackford Middle, Minkee Cho from Peterson Middle School, got advanced to the State competition , which will be held at The Harker School Middle School Campus on Saturday, March 28, 2026.
Congratulations to all competitors and their coaches!
Congratulations to all competitors and their coaches!
Thank you to all our volunteers for your hardworking and dedication to make the event so wonderful.
For the ranking report of team and individuals, please click here!
Northwest Santa Clara Valley MATHCOUNTS Chapter Competition gratefully acknowledges Peterson Middle School for hosting 2026 event.
2027 Event：
2027 Event：
Ninth Annual Northwest Santa Clara Valley MATHCOUNTS Chapter Competition is tentatively set for Saturday, February 27th, 2027, from 8:30 am to about 3:30 PM at Peterson Middle School,
Ninth Annual Northwest Santa Clara Valley MATHCOUNTS Chapter Competition is tentatively set for Saturday, February 27th, 2027, from 8:30 am to about 3:30 PM at Peterson Middle School,
1380 Rosalia Ave, Sunnyvale, CA 94087 . Thanks the coach and staffs of Peterson Middle School for hosting the 2027 event.
1380 Rosalia Ave, Sunnyvale, CA 94087 . Thanks the coach and staffs of Peterson Middle School for hosting the 2027 event.
We are planning for the next competition seasons. If your company or family are interested to support us in future Chapter Event, Please visit Donate page.
We are planning for the next competition seasons. If your company or family are interested to support us in future Chapter Event, Please visit Donate page.
Northwest Santa Clara Valley MATHCOUNTS Chapter is one of most competitive MATHCOUNTS chapter in the nation. In the past few years, our chapter has been having one student qualified the national competition as one of four state team members. Their past outstanding performance can be found in the Past State Teams.
Northwest Santa Clara Valley MATHCOUNTS Chapter is one of most competitive MATHCOUNTS chapter in the nation. In the past few years, our chapter has been having one student qualified the national competition as one of four state team members. Their past outstanding performance can be found in the Past State Teams.
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Tim McCarthy
Tim McCarthy
Executive Sponsor
MATHCOUNTS of California is sponsored by the National Society of Professional Engineers — California.
MATHCOUNTS of California is sponsored by the National Society of Professional Engineers — California.
Interest in and aptitude for math and problem solving can lead to a promising career as a professional engineer.
Interest in and aptitude for math and problem solving can lead to a promising career as a professional engineer.
MATHCOUNTS of California is a program of the California Society of Professional Engineers Education Foundation.
CSPEEF is a 501(c)(3) charitable foundation.
Established in 1983, MATHCOUNTS provides engaging math programs to US middle school students of all ability levels to build confidence and improve attitudes about math and problem solving. Today it is the best-known nationwide middle school Mathematics Competition.
Established in 1983, MATHCOUNTS provides engaging math programs to US middle school students of all ability levels to build confidence and improve attitudes about math and problem solving. Today it is the best-known nationwide middle school Mathematics Competition.
Mathcounts programs build problems solving skills and positive attitudes about math. The students embrace challenges and expand their academic and career opportunities in the future. Mathcounts helps them reach their full potentials.
Mathcounts programs build problems solving skills and positive attitudes about math. The students embrace challenges and expand their academic and career opportunities in the future. Mathcounts helps them reach their full potentials.
Chapter Coordinators:
Jane Cao
Email: coord.nwscvmathcounts@gmail.com
Sean Shao
Email: chair.nwscvmathcounts@gmail.com
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