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2020-2021 CONTEST SCORE REPORT SUMMARY FOR GRADES 6, 7, AND 8 Summary of Results 6th Grade Contests CNML Top 22 Schools in League--6th Grade (118 Schools) Rank School Town Team Score *1 Insight Academy of Canada Scarborough 159 *2 Academy for Gifted Children Richmond Hill 142 3 Upper Canada College Toronto 141 4 Branksome Hall School Toronto 138 5 Homelands Sr. Pub. Sch Mississauga 137 6 Sherwood Heights School Mississauga 136 7 Prestige School Toronto 131 8 St. Charles Garnier School Thornhill 129 9 Mulgrave School West Vancouver 124 10 Earl Buxton Elem. School Edmonton 123 10 Unionville Montessori School Unionville 123 12 MACC - VBE Vancouver 122 13 Northmount School Toronto 121 14 St. Gregory the Great Cath. Acad. Woodbridge 120 14 St. Justin Martyr Cath. Sch Unionville 120 16 Westmount Charter School Calgary 119 17 Hillfield Strathallan College Hamilton 118 17 Meadowridge School Maple Ridge 118 19 Elizabeth Ziegler Public School Waterloo 117 19 St. Michaels Univ. Sch Victoria 117 21 Halifax Grammar School Halifax 115 22 St. John's Ravenscourt Winnipeg 114 Top 39 Students in League--6th Grade Rank Student School Town Score *1 Brian G LPQ Education West Vancouver 35 *1 William K Descartes Academy North York 35 *1 Anton L Spirit Of Math Schools (Vaughan) Markham 35 *1 Alexandra R Branksome Hall School Toronto 35 *1 Michael S TT Math School Markham 35 6 Jasper A TT Math School Markham 34 6 Jonathan G Olympic Educational Centre Vancouver 34 6 Xuyao Calla Q Smartplan Education Richmond 34 6 Jack X Smartplan Education Richmond 34 6 Adam Z Spirit of Math Schools-Willowdale Toronto 34 6 Leonardo Z Rootofmath Academy Surrey 34 12 Luyu C Insight Academy of Canada Scarborough 33 12 Loic H Northmount School Toronto 33 12 YiJia L Spirit of Math Schools-Willowdale Toronto 33 12 Pengpeng Q LPQ Education West Vancouver 33 12 Anji W TT Math School Markham 33 12 Jasper W Smartplan Education Richmond 33 12 Alex Z Smartplan Education Richmond 33 12 Yinqi Z Insight Academy of Canada Scarborough 33 20 Bryan C Sherwood Heights School Mississauga 32 20 Jeffrey C TT Math School Markham 32 20 Ziyu Stephen G LPQ Education West Vancouver 32 20 Caleb K Descartes Academy North York 32 20 Bhargav K Spirit of Math Schools Brampton Mississauga 32 20 Kevin S TT Math School Markham 32 20 Sunny X Elizabeth Ziegler Public School Waterloo 32 20 Andrew Z Spirit of Math Sch Mississauga/Oakville Mississauga 32 20 Ryan Z Olympic Educational Centre Vancouver 32 29 Inez D Spirit of Math Schools Brampton Mississauga 31 29 Lucas D Spirit of Math Newmarket Richmond Hill 31 29 Haoyang H Insight Academy of Canada Scarborough 31 * [U] Unofficial Score Summary of Results 6th Grade Contests CNML 29 Xinrou H Insight Academy of Canada Scarborough 31 29 Joan J St. Michaels Univ. Sch Victoria 31 29 Xiukai L Insight Academy of Canada Scarborough 31 29 Dora L Spirit of Math Sch Mississauga/Oakville Mississauga 31 29 Hannah L TT Math School Markham 31 29 Genevieve W Spirit of Math School Vancouver 31 29 Emma W Olympic Educational Centre Vancouver 31 29 Alex Z Olympic Educational Centre Vancouver 31 * [U] Unofficial Score Summary of Results 6th Grade Contests CNML Regional Standings Alberta Top Schools in Region Rank School Town Team Score *1 Earl Buxton Elem. School Edmonton 123 2 Westmount Charter School Calgary 119 3 Tom Baines School Calgary 110 4 Marshall Springs School Calgary 89 4 Tempo School Edmonton 89 6 St. Vincent de Paul Sch Calgary 86 Top Students in Region Rank Student School Town Score 1 Paria L Earl Buxton Elem. School Edmonton 27 2 Zirui H Westmount Charter School Calgary 26 2 Kevin S Earl Buxton Elem. School Edmonton 26 2 William S Tom Baines School Calgary 26 2 Nathan Z Westmount Charter School Calgary 26 6 Jessica W Tom Baines School Calgary 25 7 Terry H Earl Buxton Elem. School Edmonton 24 8 Jason C Earl Buxton Elem. School Edmonton 23 8 James M Westmount Charter School Calgary 23 8 Jayden Z Earl Buxton Elem. School Edmonton 23 British Columbia Top Schools in Region Rank School Town Team Score *1 Mulgrave School West Vancouver 124 2 MACC - VBE Vancouver 122 3 Meadowridge School Maple Ridge 118 4 St. Michaels Univ. Sch Victoria 117 5 Chaffey-Burke ES Burnaby 111 6 Khalsa School-Old Yale Rd. Campus Surrey 109 7 Pacific Academy Surrey 101 8 St. John's School Vancouver 91 9 Glenlyon Norfolk School Victoria 88 10 Langley Chrstn Mid. School Langley 78 Top Students in Region Rank Student School Town Score 1 Brian G LPQ Education West Vancouver 35 2 Jonathan G Olympic Educational Centre Vancouver 34 2 Xuyao Calla Q Smartplan Education Richmond 34 2 Jack X Smartplan Education Richmond 34 2 Leonardo Z Rootofmath Academy Surrey 34 6 Pengpeng Q LPQ Education West Vancouver 33 6 Jasper W Smartplan Education Richmond 33 6 Alex Z Smartplan Education Richmond 33 9 Ziyu Stephen G LPQ Education West Vancouver 32 9 Ryan Z Olympic Educational Centre Vancouver 32 * [U] Unofficial Score Summary of Results 6th Grade Contests CNML Regional Standings Manitoba Top Schools in Region Rank School Town Team Score *1 St. John's Ravenscourt Winnipeg 114 2 St. Maurice School Winnipeg 100 3 Bairdmore School Winnipeg 99 Top Students in Region Rank Student School Town Score 1 Marek S St. John's Ravenscourt Winnipeg 28 2 Pengda C Spirit of Math Schools-Winnipeg Winnipeg 26 3 Hayden H Centennial School Selkirk 25 3 Sourav M Bairdmore School Winnipeg 25 5 Victoria L Spirit of Math Schools-Winnipeg Winnipeg 24 6 Ayaan T St. John's Ravenscourt Winnipeg 23 6 Ahaan T St. Maurice School Winnipeg 23 8 Niccolo P St. John's Ravenscourt Winnipeg 22 8 Kyle Z St. Maurice School Winnipeg 22 10 Advaith A Bairdmore School Winnipeg 21 10 Jason G St. John's Ravenscourt Winnipeg 21 New Brunswick, Nova Scotia Top Schools in Region Rank School Town Team Score *1 Halifax Grammar School Halifax 115 2 Maplehurst Middle School Moncton 82 3 Armbrae Academy Halifax 78 Top Students in Region Rank Student School Town Score 1 Qijia W Halifax Grammar School Halifax 30 2 Woojin S Halifax Grammar School Halifax 27 3 Chris M Halifax Grammar School Halifax 20 4 Gregor M Halifax Grammar School Halifax 19 4 Cinra M Halifax Grammar School Halifax 19 6 Wynn B Maplehurst Middle School Moncton 18 7 Rehab A Maritine Muslim Academy Halifax 17 7 Cameron B Maplehurst Middle School Moncton 17 7 Owen B Armbrae Academy Halifax 17 7 Alex B Maplehurst Middle School Moncton 17 Newfoundland and Labrador * [U] Unofficial Score Summary of Results 6th Grade Contests CNML Regional Standings Ontario Top Schools in Region Rank School Town Team Score 1 Insight Academy of Canada Scarborough 159 2 Academy for Gifted Children Richmond Hill 142 3 Upper Canada College Toronto 141 4 Branksome Hall School Toronto 138 5 Homelands Sr. Pub. Sch Mississauga 137 6 Sherwood Heights School Mississauga 136 7 Prestige School Toronto 131 8 St. Charles Garnier School Thornhill 129 9 Unionville Montessori School Unionville 123 10 Northmount School Toronto 121 Top Students in Region Rank Student School Town Score 1 William K Descartes Academy North York 35 1 Anton L Spirit Of Math Schools (Vaughan) Markham 35 1 Alexandra R Branksome Hall School Toronto 35 1 Michael S TT Math School Markham 35 5 Jasper A TT Math School Markham 34 5 Adam Z Spirit of Math Schools-Willowdale Toronto 34 7 Luyu C Insight Academy of Canada Scarborough 33 7 Loic H Northmount School Toronto 33 7 YiJia L Spirit of Math Schools-Willowdale Toronto 33 7 Anji W TT Math School Markham 33 7 Yinqi Z Insight Academy of Canada Scarborough 33 Quebec Top Schools in Region Rank School Town Team Score *1 Lower Canada College Montreal 113 2 Selwyn House School Westmount 103 3 Akiva School Westmount 99 4 Hebrew Academy Cote St. Luc 80 Top Students in Region Rank Student School Town Score 1 Felicia A Lower Canada College Montreal 29 1 Finn S Lower Canada College Montreal 29 3 Ken L Selwyn House School Westmount 25 3 Oli M Selwyn House School Westmount 25 5 Max B Akiva School Westmount 21 6 Simon A Hebrew Academy Cote St. Luc 20 6 Zoe S Akiva School Westmount 20 6 William S Akiva School Westmount 20 9 Evan A Akiva School Westmount 19 9 Mila F Akiva School Westmount 19 9 Diego K Selwyn House School Westmount 19 9 Rian R Lower Canada College Montreal 19 9 Spencer R Selwyn House School Westmount 19 * [U] Unofficial Score Summary of Results 6th Grade Contests CNML Regional Standings Saskatchewan Top Schools in Region Rank School Town Team Score *1 Greystone Heights School Saskatoon 95 Top Students in Region Rank Student School Town Score 1 Edison Z Greystone Heights School Saskatoon 23 2 Jack B Greystone Heights School Saskatoon 19 3 Mehtab B Greystone Heights School Saskatoon 18 3 Edward H Greystone Heights School Saskatoon 18 5 Reanne C Greystone Heights School Saskatoon 17 5 Ibrahim H Greystone Heights School Saskatoon 17 5 Rishabh M Caswell Community School Saskatoon 17 8 Noah L Caswell Community School Saskatoon 13 8 Niel N Esterhazy School Esterhazy 13 8 Levi R Esterhazy School Esterhazy 13 * [U] Unofficial Score Summary of Results 7th Grade Contests CNML Top 24 Schools in League--7th Grade (113 Schools) Rank School Town Team Score *1 Acadia JHS Winnipeg 159 *2 Homelands Sr. Pub. Sch Mississauga 156 *2 Insight Academy of Canada Scarborough 156 *2 Upper Canada College Toronto 156 5 Academy for Gifted Children Richmond Hill 151 6 MACC - VBE Vancouver 150 7 Grandview Heights School Edmonton 146 8 Glen Shields Public Sch Concord 144 8 St.
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