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Lehigh Contest Results First name Surname Grade School Score 2021 Lehigh Math Contest Brian Liu 12 High Technology High School 75 Kevin Liu 10 High Technology High School 73 Andrew Lin 8 Timberlane Middle School 72 Christopher Qiu 9 home 67 Bo Sun 11 Great Valley High School 67 Jason Mao 8 Robert R Lazar Middle School 66 Allen Wang 9 Millburn High School 63 Daniel Xia 11 Ridge High School 63 Sachin Sahay 12 Millburn High School 62 Alexander Wang 7 Millburn middle school 61 Max Liu 10 Pingry 61 Evan Fan 7 William Annin Middle School 59 Tiffany Wang 11 Hill School 59 Adithya Balachandran 12 High Technology High School 59 Andrew Huang 12 Conestoga High School 59 Andy Mei 12 Conestoga High School 59 Skyler Le 10 Radnor High School 58 David Wang 12 Conestoga High School 58 Bryan Zhang 10 Watchung Hills Regional High 56 William Pan 10 Downingtown High School East 54 Nathan Zhao 10 Charter School of Wilmington 53 Lucas Chen 12 Ridge High School 53 Jonathan Pei 10 Brandywine High School 52 Nicholas Wang 12 Livingston High School 52 Aryaan Jena 11 Parsippany 51 Michael Gao 10 High Tech High School 49 Forest Ho-Chen 11 George School 49 Yash Samtani 11 Ridge High School 49 Charles Yu 11 Livingston High School 49 Daniel Li 12 Liberty High School 49 Victor Cai 11 Parkland High School 48 Josh Yoo 12 Radnor High School 48 Alexander Zhang 12 Lower Merion High School 48 Kevin Zhu 8 PA Leadership Charter School 47 Joshua Li 11 Conestoga High School 47 Eli Forman 12 Lower Merion High School 45 Alan Zhong 9 The Pingry School 44 Maya Rebholz 12 Conestoga High School 44 First name Surname Grade School Score Brandon Cai 8 Springhouse Middle School 43 Ethan Liu 10 Conestoga High School 43 Peter Liu 11 Upper Dublin High School 43 Parth Rustagi 11 The Charter School of Wilmington 43 Vincent Zhang 10 Wissahickon High School 42 Mia Lu 10 Charter School of Wilmington 41 Jimmy Bao 11 Ridge High School 41 Sribalaji Marella 11 Ridge High School 41 Andrew Zhang 11 Ridge High School 41 Bole Ying 8 Bala Cynwyd Middle School 40 Tyler Fengya 9 Clifton High School 40 Pranav Shankar 8 Newmark Education 39 Ellen Zhang 12 George School 39 Eric Sun 8 Valley Forge Middle School 37 Rhea Malik 9 Conestoga High School 37 Nicholas Zhu 11 Archmere Academy 37 Gracelynne Hao 9 Bridgewater Raritan High School 36 Jaimin Nam 10 Cherry Hill High School East 36 Heran Yang 11 The Charter School of Wilmington 36 Divyesh Murugan 11 Academy of Math, Science and Engineering 35 Angelina Berg 9 Hershey High School 34 Renee Hong 10 Ridge High School 34 Jeffrey Tan 11 Conestoga High School 34 Elbert Ho 8 The Pingry School 33 Ryan Wu 8 Springhouse Middle School 33 Leo Xu 10 Pingry 33 Ben Zhao 11 Radnor High School 33 Siyuan Liu 12 George School 32 Pranav Vijay 8 Garnet Valley Middle School 31 Kevin Zhang 8 Heritage Middle School 31 Andrew Yao 9 Conestoga High School 31 Shravan Balaji 10 Charter School of Wilmington 31 Chengyi Tang 10 The Shipley School 31 Stanley Jiang 12 Ridge High School 31 Eric Shen 8 William Annin Middle School 30 Miranda Wang 9 Kent Place 30 Evan Xie 9 The Pingry School 30 Thomas Deng 10 Upper Dublin High School 30 Benjamin Liu 10 Watchung Hills Regional High 30 Jeffrey Wang 7 Tredyffrin-Easttown Middle School 29 Vivian Wu 7 TE Middle School 29 David Ding 8 Valley Forge Middle School 29 First name Surname Grade School Score Daniel Yu 11 Downingtown High School East 29 Wesley Lin 6 Hillside Intermediate School 28 Jason Liu 11 George School 28 Jiong Li 8 Valley Forge Middle School 27 Jennifer Ni 9 Ridge High School 27 Elias Bomberger 10 Unionville HS 27 Varun Gupta 10 High Technology High School 27 Hannah Gao 10 Harriton High School 26 Eric Zhao 12 Conestoga High School 26 Hanning Yan 8 Moravian Academy Middle School 25 Kevin Yao 8 Springhouse Middle School 25 Matthew You 8 PA Leadership Charter School 25 Vikram Meyyappan 11 Eastern Regional High School 25 Lauren Yoo 10 Radnor High School 24 Hanyang Liu 8 Tredyffrin-Easttown Middle School 23 Jue Gong 10 High Technology High School 23 Caleb Young 10 Strath Haven High School 23 Sophia Liu 9 Cherry Hill High School East 21 Andrew Hua 10 Garnet Valley High School 21 Lily Jiang 9 Conestoga High School 20 Tean Lai 11 Conestoga High School 20 Srilekha Mamidala 9 Garnet Valley High School 19 Alexander Chen 10 Archmere Academy 19 Ian Hopkins 11 George School 19 Andrew Brahms 8 Primoris Academy 17 Jonathan Xu 9 North Penn High School 16 Brenda Zhang 10 Watchung Hills Regional High 16 Joanna Grimsdall 11 North Hunterdon High School 16 Xinxin Fang 9 The Episcopal Academy 15 Jerry Peng 12 Conestoga High School 15 Aaron Wang 9 Conestoga High School 14 Benjamin Wu 10 Garnet Valley High School 14 Prathamesh Trivedi 9 Morris Hills High School 12 Anshul Makwana 11 Morris Hills High School 12 Kashti Satish Umare 10 Downingtown STEM Academy 11 Dashiel Lin 8 Haddonfield Middle School 10 Kaiyan Ling 8 Rosa International Middle School 10 Yul Nam 8 Rosa International Middle School 10 Remington Yang 8 Tredyffrin/Easttown Middle School 10 Alan Yu 8 Charles F. Patton Middle School 8 Justin Fan 9 The Haverford School 8 Rebecca Tang 9 Conestoga High School 8 First name Surname Grade School Score Nathaniel Gao 7 Bala Cynwyd Middle School 7 Victor Peng 8 Voorhees Middle School 6 Theodore He 9 Radnor High School 6 Eason Li 10 Tower Hill School 6 Kartik Vijayapuri 11 Eastern Regional High School 6 David Bertram 11 Easton Area High School 5 Justin Xu 6 Walton Farm Elementary 4 Vidvath Neeraj 7 Easton Area Middle School 4 Sophia Fu 8 J. R. Fugett Middle School 4 John Krasnick 8 Episcopal Academy 4 Arul Moorthy 8 Spring-Ford 8th Grade Center 4 Andrew Xia 8 PA Leadership Charter School 4 Melinda Huang 8 Randolph Middle School 3 Priyanka Chatterjee 9 Montgomery High School 2.
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