Eligibility: The competition is open to middle schoolers and high schoolers from around the world! This is a highschool level competition.
Fees: None!
Time: Registration is open from now until 24 hours before the competition window closes. The competition window is from May 1st to May 9th. Teams will recieve all materials at the start of the competition window at 6:00 AM EST.
Size of teams: Each team must consist of up to 6 students.
If you'd like to practice, please see our past contests.
Students MAY NOT use calculators, internet sources (including, but not limited to, Desmos and Wolfram Alpha), any computer programming software (even if you have coded it yourself), electronic devices, etc.
ONLY PENCIL AND PAPER ARE ALLOWED.
Students may only access the problem document and the Google Forms Answer Sheet to submit answers. Please see "Procedure" for more information.
Students are encouraged to communicate with their team members, but may not communicate with anyone else.
The competition will consist of a team round (60 minutes), an individual round (60 minutes), a relay round (20 minutes), and a speed round (30 minutes). A team may take separate rounds on separate days.
Problems will be weighted (problem 17 will be worth more than problem 1, for example)
Problems are early-AMC to early-AIME in difficulty. This is a high school level competition.
Problems mainly cover algebra, number theory, combinatorics, and geometry
Answers will be submitted in a Google Form which advisor will receive.
Each supervisor, coach, advisor, or captain should fill out the registration form once for each school or organization.
Each team will receive the problems as a PDF, the Google Forms answer sheet, and the instruction sheet. The supervisor should either print out the problems or forward the problems, answer sheet, and instruction sheet to their team. The answer sheet should only be completed once per team, ideally by the captain.
Please email michael.iofin26@trinityschoolnyc.org or imane.oallout25@trinityschoolnyc.org if you experience any technical difficulties.
Results and solutions will be released shortly after the competition ends.