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2020 Canadian Computing Competition Results 2020 Canadian Computing Competition Results Sponsors: 1 Student Honour Roll Palmares` d’etudiants´ Junior Competitors Students are listed in alphabetical order within each group. Dans chaque group, les el´ eves` sont nommes´ en ordre alphabetiques. Name/Nom School/Ecole´ Location/Endroit Group 1: Scores from 75 to 75 CAI COLIN Magee S.S. Vancouver, BC CHEN TYLER Eric Hamber S.S. Vancouver, BC CHEN ZHEWEI Marco Polo Academy Richmond Hill, ON CHEN JINGXIANG (HARRY) St. Robert C.H.S. Thornhill, ON GAO FRED Abbey Park H.S. Oakville, ON GAO PETER Richmond Hill H.S. Richmond Hill, ON GHAZI NABETH Richmond Hill H.S. Richmond Hill, ON GRIGORIU MARC Dr. G.W. Williams S.S Aurora, ON GUO RYAN Glenforest S.S. Mississauga, ON HU TOMMY Heritage Woods Secondary Port Moody, BC JIANG MAX Markville S.S. Markham, ON LI ZHENYANG Port Moody Sr. S.S. Port Moody, BC LIAO DISEN Campbell C.I. Regina, SK LIU ANDY Geek Education Vancouver, BC MA YAN MING A.Y. Jackson S.S. North York, ON MUFTI MUSAB St. Benedict C.S.S. Cambridge, ON POREITERE RAMONA Riga State Gymnasium No 1 Riga, – SUN JING TONG Seaquam S.S. Delta, BC TANG ZIXI St. Robert C.H.S. Thornhill, ON THAW MARTIN Toronto French School North York, ON TORRINGTON-SMITH JOSHUA Lisgar C.I. Ottawa, ON WANG BILL West Point Grey Academy Vancouver, BC WANG ZIYU North York, ON WU LUCY Canada World Education Markham, ON WU EDWARD Richmond Hill H.S. Richmond Hill, ON XU ZIHAO Middlefield C.I. Markham, ON ZHAO IAN Western Canada H.S. Calgary, AB ZHAO JAKE London, ON ZHOU WENHAN Eric Hamber S.S. Vancouver, BC ZHU BRYAN Cherry Crest BELLEVUE, WA Group 2: Scores from 73 to 74 CAO CHRIS Mathison Academy Vancouver, BC CHAN ETHAN Glenforest S.S. Mississauga, ON CHAN AVERY Richmond Hill H.S. Richmond Hill, ON CHEN RAYTON Vincent Massey S.S. Windsor, ON CHEN COLIN Nepean H.S. Ottawa, ON CHEN YIHONG Rothesay Netherwood School Rothesay, NB DANG TRI Riverview H.S. Riverview, NB GIERUS JAKUB Sir Winston Churchill H.S. Calgary, AB 2 Student Honour Roll Palmares` detudiants´ Name/Nom School/Ecole´ Location/Endroit GODFREY MAX Christ Church Grammar School Claremont, – GONG ERIC Westmount Charter School Calgary, AB GUO LOUIS Upper Canada College (Upper School) Toronto, ON HUGHES ALEXANDRA St Hilda’s Anglican School for Schools Perth, – HUNT MAXWELL Streetsville S.S. Mississauga, ON LEONG RACHEL William Lyon Mackenzie C.I. North York, ON LI ROBERT North York, ON LIANG ANDY Markville S.S. Markham, ON LIU ERIC Western Canada H.S. Calgary, AB LIU QIANKUN Mathison Academy Vancouver, BC NG AKELA Louise Arbour S.S. Brampton, ON PENG ANDREW Vancouver, BC QUIROS SEBASTIAN Sacred Heart C.H.S. Newmarket, ON SEN YIGIT Robert College Istanbul Arnavutkoy, – WANG AARON Glenforest S.S. Mississauga, ON WANG JERRY Linbrook School Oakville, ON WANG DANIEL St. Robert C.H.S. Thornhill, ON WANG CINDY Bloor C.I. Toronto, ON WANG ARTHUR Upper Canada College (Upper School) Toronto, ON WEIS ALLON Waterloo C.I. Waterloo, ON XI AN NOIC Academy Scarborough, ON XIE JEREMY Bloor C.I. Toronto, ON XIE YI MENG Maple H.S. Maple, ON XIONG KATHLEEN Richmond Hill H.S. Richmond Hill, ON YANG AMANDA Norma Rose Point XXX, XXX YUAN LEO Michael Power-St Joseph Etobicoke, ON ZENG AUSTIN Milliken Mills H.S. Markham, ON ZENG SEAN Montreal Confucius School Dollard des Ormeaux, QC ZHANG EVAN LinkedKey Mississauga, ON ZHANG JICHENG Mathison Academy Vancouver, BC ZHAO YONGHAO North Toronto C.I. Toronto, ON ZHAO CHARLIE Marc Garneau C.I. North York, ON ZHENG SILVIA Fraser Heights S.S. XXX, XXX ZHOU DANIEL TrueInspire Education Society Surrey, BC ZHUANG IVY North York, ON Group 3: Scores from 71 to 72 ALGH HRIDAY York Mills C.I. North York, ON BAO YANZHEN Dr. G.W. Williams S.S Aurora, ON BENTLEY LUKE Innisdale S.S. Barrie, ON BERNSTEIN MILES Vaughan S.S. Thornhill, ON BHATTACHERYA SAPTARSHI Westwood Community H.S. Fort McMurray, AB BUHRING PATRIK Guelph C. and V.I. Guelph, ON CAI COLIN Richmond hill, ON CAI RICHE Victoria Park C.I. North York, ON CAO ALLAN Westmount Charter School HS Calgary, AB CHEN SHI WEI Vancouver, BC CHEN ZILING Vancouver, BC 3 Student Honour Roll Palmares` detudiants´ Name/Nom School/Ecole´ Location/Endroit CHEN JOSH Glenforest S.S. Mississauga, ON CHEN SAMUEL Markville S.S. Markham, ON CHENG BRANDON Aurora H.S. Aurora, ON CHIN NATHAN Iroquois Ridge H.S. Oakville, ON CHING ZACHARY Christ Church Grammar School Claremont, – CHOUHAN ABHYUDAYA Moscrop S.S. Burnaby, BC CLUBINE WILL Nantyr Shores S.S. Innisfil, ON COLBURN LANDON River East C.I. Winnipeg, MB CONSTANTINESCU VLAD Centre Wellington D.H.S. Fergus, ON DAN HANSEN Fraser Heights S.S. XXX, XXX DAVILA ADRIAN Appleby College Oakville, ON DU EDISON Richmond Hill H.S. Richmond Hill, ON EZEKIEL JONAH St. George’s School Vancouver, BC FANG SHENGBUO Vincent Massey S.S. Windsor, ON FINCH ANGUS Christ Church Grammar School Claremont, – FOWLER BRANDON Northern S.S. Toronto, ON GANESWARAN SANKEETH Thornhill S.S. Thornhill, ON GUAN ETHAN Bell H.S. Nepean, ON GUO NICK John Fraser S.S. Mississauga, ON HAN OSCAR JAEWON William Lyon Mackenzie C.I. North York, ON HAO BOHAN Shanghai Zizhu College Shanghai, – HAO SCOTT Waterloo C.I. Waterloo, ON HE AARON Ecole J.H. Picard Edmonton, AB HE ASHER Jessie Wowk Elementary Richmond, BC HUANG CHARLIE Richmond hill, ON HUANG CHAK HO Lillian Osborne H.S. Edmonton, AB HUANG KEVIN The Woodlands Sec. School Mississauga, ON ILAN LIAM Sir Winston Churchill S.S. Vancouver, BC JACOBS LUCAS St. Joseph S.S. Mississauga, ON JAEGER MIKE St. George’s School Vancouver, BC JI CALEB Old Scona Academic H.S. Edmonton, AB JIANG KEN Richmond Hill H.S. Richmond Hill, ON JIANG AUSTIN BOYU Vancouver, BC KAMINSKY ALEXANDER Streetsville S.S. Mississauga, ON KANG SAN Port Moody Sr. S.S. Port Moody, BC KRISH KRISH Louise Arbour S.S. Brampton, ON LAU BRANDON Thornlea S.S. Thornhill, ON LEESON ERIC Eric Hamber S.S. Vancouver, BC LEUNG ELENA Eric Hamber S.S. Vancouver, BC LI EDWARD Bell H.S. Nepean, ON LI YICHU Hillfield-Strathallan Coll. H.S. Hamilton, ON LI RAYMOND Calgary, AB LIANG JEREMY William Lyon Mackenzie C.I. North York, ON LIANG YU TENG Prince of Wales S.S. Vancouver, BC LIANG LAURENCE Marianopolis College Westmount, QC LIAO HERMAN Earl Haig S.S. North York, ON LIN DIANA William Lyon Mackenzie C.I. North York, ON LIU DAVID Middlefield C.I. Markham, ON 4 Student Honour Roll Palmares` detudiants´ Name/Nom School/Ecole´ Location/Endroit LIU HENGYI Prince of Wales S.S. Vancouver, BC LIU JOHNSTON St. George’s School Vancouver, BC LU RICK John Fraser S.S. Mississauga, ON LUO ERIC Colonel By S.S. Gloucester, ON LYAKISHEV ALEXANDER University of Toronto Schools Toronto, ON MANNAN TAWFEEQ Old Scona Academic H.S. Edmonton, AB MEI RAYMOND The Woodlands Sec. School Mississauga, ON MELLARY MATTHEW Sacred Heart C.H.S. Newmarket, ON MINCHIN CAMERON Christ Church Grammar School Claremont, – MORAIS RICARDO Strathcona H.S. Edmonton, AB MRUTHYUNJAYAN PRANAV Sir Winston Churchill S.S. Vancouver, BC NEWMAN JESSIE Cameron Heights C.I. Kitchener, ON OU KEVIN Steamboat Future Education Surrey, BC OUYANG SAMANTHA Bayview S.S. Richmond Hill, ON PARSONS CYRUS Mount Douglas S.S. Victoria, BC PATEL HURSH David Suzuki S.S. Brampton, ON PENG JIANKUN St Joseph’s Preparatory School Philadelphia, PA PEREIRA VINCENT Glenforest S.S. Mississauga, ON PHAN JOHN Maple H.S. Maple, ON PORTER ASHLEY Christ Church Grammar School Claremont, – QIU JEFFERY Waterloo C.I. Waterloo, ON QU KEVIN Collingwood School West Vancouver, BC QURAISHI IBRAHIM Chinguacousy S.S. Brampton, ON SEENIVASAN SANJAY Glenforest S.S. Mississauga, ON SEMENOVA MARINA William Lyon Mackenzie C.I. North York, ON SHAMS ARAAD Markville S.S. Markham, ON SHUAI RICHARD Walter Murray C.I. Saskatoon, SK SINCLAIR ARDEN Campbell C.I. Regina, SK SINGH KARTIKEYA Jayshree Periwal International School Jaipur, – SRIRANJAN ABISHANAN Woburn C.I Scarborough, ON SUN TRACY Alexander Mackenzie H.S. Richmond Hill, ON TANG BEN St. George’s School Vancouver, BC THAVANENTHIRAN TANUSHANTH West Humber C.I. Etobicoke, ON TIAN JAYSON Upper Canada College (Upper School) Toronto, ON TSANG ANGUS St. Robert C.H.S. Thornhill, ON VAN RAAMSDONK PAUL Eric Hamber S.S. Vancouver, BC WU RAY Yougood education Edmonton, AB WU TOM J.N. Burnett S.S. XXX, XXX WU JONATHAN Marc Garneau C.I. North York, ON WU ANDY Christ Church Grammar School Claremont, – WU RODERICK Aurora H.S. Aurora, ON XIE YUCEN Victoria Park C.I. North York, ON XIE JULIA William Lyon Mackenzie C.I. North York, ON XIONG BOB Port Moody Sr. S.S. Port Moody, BC XIU HENRY The Country Day School King City, ON XU JILLIAN Glenforest S.S. Mississauga, ON XUE ALAN Crestwood Prep. College North York, ON YAN KEVIN R.C. Palmer S.S. Richmond, BC 5 Student Honour Roll Palmares` detudiants´ Name/Nom School/Ecole´ Location/Endroit YANG HAOZHE Walter Murray C.I. Saskatoon, SK YANG LEON Richmond Hill H.S. Richmond Hill, ON YE ZIJIE Glenlyon Norfolk School Victoria, BC YE MAGGIE St. Francis Xavier S.S. Mississauga, ON YU DANIEL Sir John A. Macdonald S.S. Waterloo, ON ZENG LINDA Crofton House School Vancouver, BC ZHANG LUKE Vista Hills Public School XXX, XXX ZHANG EVAN The Woodlands Sec. School Mississauga, ON ZHANG BRAGI Mount Douglas S.S. Victoria, BC ZHAO ZIQI Vancouver, BC ZHONG KINGSLEY Western Canada H.S. Calgary, AB ZHOU WILLIAM Westmount Charter School Calgary, AB ZHU SIMON University Transition Program Vancouver, BC ZOU LEYANG William Lyon Mackenzie C.I.
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