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The 2011 Euclid Contest -- BC Results The 2011 Euclid Contest -- BC Results In the 2011 Euclid Contest there were 2033 participants from 162 BC schools. The questions were marked by a team including: ANDREW ADLER, UBC [Chief Remarker] MAHTA KHOSRAVI, UBC SEEMA ALI, Killarney (Vancouver) DAVID KOHLER, UBC Grad Student MELANIA ALVAREZ-ADEM, UBC BERNHARD KONRAD, UBC Grad Student RICHARD ANSTEE [Chief Marker 8-10], UBC EVA KOO, UBC Grad Student ROLAND BAUERSCHMIDT, UBC Grad Student JEROME LEFEBVRE, UBC Grad Student MARIANA CARRASCO-TEJA, Mathematics PDF, UBC YU-XIAU LI, UBC PETER CASS, Honorary Professor UBC ZHENG LI, UBC Grad Student SHANE CERNELE, UBC Grad Student WEILY LIN, West Vancouver (West Vancouver) CAREY CHIEN, Vancouver GEORGE LIN, Pinetree (Coquitlam) PAWEL CHRZASTOWSKI, Sir Winston Chuchill MIKE LINDSTROM, UBC (Vancouver) ROBERT LOVELL, St. George's (Vancouver) WARREN CODE, Mathematics PDF, UBC KURT LUOTO, Mathematics PDF, UBC ANA CULIBRK, UBC Grad Student MARK MACDONALD, Mathematics PDF, UBC ERIC CYTRYNBAUM, UBC [Chief Marker 5-7] MARK MACLEAN, UBC [B.C. Euclid Co-Ordinator] ROGER DONALDSON, Vancouver GABRIEL MITITICA, North Vancouver SOHAN DULAI, Windermere (Vancouver) ROBERT MOREWOOD, Vancouver DAVE ELLIS, Vancouver CARMEN NEACS, Rockridge (West Vancouver) JOEL FELDMAN, UBC ATHENA NGUYEN, UBC Grad Student MICHAEL FINNIGAN, Yale (Abbotsford) JOHN OMIELAN, Burnaby RICHARD FROESE, UBC KELLY PATON, UBC Grad Student [Chief Marker 1-4] MARIO GARCIA ARMAS, UBC Grad Student CALEB REPPENHAGEN, Britannia (Vancouver) JULIA GORDON, UBC EDWARD RICHMOND, Mathematics PDF, UBC BRUCE GOWE, Penticton (Penticton) NEVENA SAVOVIC, Gleneagle (Coquitlam) ALEX GUIGUE, Mathematics PDF, UBC DOMINIK SCHOETZAU, UBC STEPHEN GUSTAFSON, UBC DWIGHT SIEBERT, Earl Marriott (Surrey) NICK HARLAND, UBC Grad Student TAI-PENG TSAI, UBC CHRISTOPH HAUERT, UBC BEN VANDERLEI, Mathematics PDF, UBC JACK HOY, West Kelowna (Kelowna) DAVID WEI, Vancouver HWIE LIE JOHNS, Sutherland (North Vancouver) BRIAN WETTON, UBC DAN KAMIN, Kitsilano (Vancouver) THOMAS WONG, UBC Grad Student KALLE KARU, UBC ERIC WONG, UBC Grad Student LEAH KESHET, UBC SOROOSH YAZDANI, Mathematics PDF, UBC JOSHUA KESHET, Vancouver JOSH ZUKEWICH, UBC Grad Student §§§§§ Only students who had a score of at least 50 were considered for the following tabulations. The indicated scores are based on the BC marking. Some scores will change after national re-marking. In each table it is an honour to be a ranking school. Among the 31 BC schools with twenty or more participants, the ranking schools (based on results of the twenty highest scoring students) are: 1 1 Sir Winston Churchill (Vancouver) 1523 6 Moscrop (Burnaby) 1386 2 West Vancouver (West Vancouver) 1505 7 Magee (Vancouver) 1381 3 Lord Byng (Vancouver) 1490 8 St George’s (Vancouver) 1377 4 Pinetree (Coquitlam) 1485 9 Seaquam (Delta) 1318 5 Burnaby North (Burnaby) 1426 10 R.C. Palmer (Richmond) 1283 Among the 82 BC schools with ten or more participants, the ranking schools (based on results of the ten highest scoring students) are: 1 West Vancouver (West Vancouver) 823 18 R.C. Palmer (Richmond) 721 2 Pinetree (Coquitlam) 799 19 Burnaby Central (Burnaby) 713 Sir Winston Churchill (Vancouver) 799 20 Handsworth (North Vancouver) 704 4 Lord Byng (Vancouver) 793 21 David Thompson (Vancouver) 703 5 Burnaby North (Burnaby) 775 22 New Westminster (New Westminster) 697 6 St George’s (Vancouver) 771 Port Moody Sr. (Port Moody) 697 7 Magee (Vancouver) 764 24 Bodwell (North Vancouver) 694 8 Mount Douglas (Victoria) 760 25 York House (Vancouver) 675 9 Kitsilano (Vancouver) 755 26 Hugh McRoberts (Richmond) 673 10 Richmond (Richmond) 747 Rockridge (West Vancouver) 673 11 Moscrop (Burnaby) 743 28 St. Margaret’s (Victoria) 672 Point Grey (Vancouver) 743 29 J.N.Burnett (Richmond) 670 13 Steveston London (Richmond) 741 30 Richmond Christian (Richmond) 668 14 Fraser Heights (Surrey) 714 31 Gleneagle (Coquitlam) 665 Johnston Heights Jr. (Surrey) 714 32 Elgin Park (Surrey) 658 16 Seaquam (Delta) 712 33 Brentwood College (Mill Bay) 652 17 St. Michael’s Univ. (Vancouver) 710 34 Little Flower Academy (Vancouver) 617 18 Claremont (Victoria) 695 35 W.J. Mouat (Abbotsford) 557 Among the 125 BC schools with five or more participants, the ranking schools (based on the results of the five highest scoring students) are: 1 West Vancouver 427 40 York House School 341 2 Pinetree 413 41 Gleneagle 340 Sir Winston Churchill 413 Maple Ridge 340 4 Mount Douglas 411 Rockridge 340 Lord Byng 411 Shawnigan Lake 340 6 Burnaby North 410 45 R.A. McMath 339 7 Magee 406 46 Hugh McRoberts 338 8 Point Grey 405 47 North Surrey 337 Richmond S.S 405 48 D.W. Poppy Secondary 336 10 St George’s School 403 Lester Pearson College 336 11 Moscrop 402 Mennonite Ed. Inst 336 12 Semiahmoo 395 51 Elgin Park 335 13 Burnaby Central 391 52 J.N.Burnett 332 Kitsilano 391 53 Holy Cross Reg 329 15 Steveston London 387 Richmond Christian 329 16 St. Michael Uni School 386 55 Vancouver College 327 17 University Transition Program 383 56 Centennial 325 18 Johnston Heights Jr. 381 57 Earl Marriott 323 2 19 Seaquam 380 58 Burnaby Mountain 322 20 Burnaby South 379 Carson Graham 322 Claremont 379 60 Brentwood College 320 22 Eric Hamber 378 61 Little Flower Academy 318 23 David Thompson 377 62 South Delta 313 24 Handsworth 375 W.J. Mouat 313 25 Riverside 373 64 West Point Grey Academy 311 26 Fraser Heights 372 65 Sutherland 310 Prince of Wales 372 66 Gladstone 305 28 Matthew McNair 366 67 Sardis 304 29 Killarney 365 68 Southpointe Academy 302 30 R.C. Palmer 362 69 St. Thomas More C.I. 298 31 New Westminster 358 70 Delta 293 32 Bodwell H.S. 357 Vancouver Tech 293 33 R.E. Mountain 356 72 Cariboo Hill 291 34 A.R. MacNeill 353 Panorama Ridge 291 35 Main Street Education Center 351 74 Archbishop Carney 288 36 Sentiel 347 75 Esquimalt Comm. 282 37 Britannia 346 76 Howe Sound 277 38 Port Moody Sr 344 77 Surrey Christian 276 St Margaret’s School 344 Among the 103 schools from Metro Vancouver and Metro Victoria with three or more participants, the ranking schools (based on the results of the three highest scoring students) are: 1 West Vancouver 261 Vancouver College 213 2 Point Grey 260 49 D.W. Poppy Secondary 212 3 Burnaby North 256 50 Burnaby Mountain 211 Mount Douglas 256 Port Moody Sr 211 5 Richmond S.S 254 York House School 211 6 Pinetree 253 53 Rockridge 210 7 Sir Winston Churchill 252 54 J.N.Burnett 209 8 St George’s School 251 55 Hugh McRoberts 207 9 Lord Byng 250 56 Carson Graham 206 10 Semiahmoo 249 57 Argyle 205 11 Magee 248 Earl Marriott 205 12 Moscrop 246 59 Collingwood 204 13 St. Michael Uni School 245 Mulgrave School 204 14 Eric Hamber 244 R.A. McMath 204 15 Riverside 243 62 Little Flower Academy 200 16 Burnaby Central 241 Walnut Grove 200 17 University Transition Program 240 64 Richmond Christian 199 18 David Thompson 239 South Delta 199 Kitsilano 239 66 Sutherland 198 20 Claremont 237 67 Gladstone 197 21 Johnston Heights Jr. 236 Pacific Academy 197 Steveston London 236 69 Heritage Woods 196 23 Burnaby South 235 Terry Fox 196 Seaquam 235 West Point Grey Academy 196 25 Handsworth 232 72 Carver C.H.S. 193 Main Street Education Center 232 73 Fleetwood Park 191 27 Fraser Heights 230 74 Hugh Boyd 190 Prince of Wales 230 75 St. Thomas More C.I. 189 3 29 R.E. Mountain 229 76 Delta 188 30 Bodwell H.S. 228 77 Templeton 187 A.R. MacNeill 228 Vancouver Tech 187 32 Lester Pearson College 227 79 Southpointe Academy 186 Matthew McNair 227 Southridge 186 34 Killarney 225 81 Byrne Creek 185 35 R.C. Palmer 224 St. John's International 185 36 Britannia 223 83 Panorama Ridge 184 New Westminster 223 84 Cariboo Hill 182 38 Maple Ridge 220 85 Archbishop Carney 181 39 Elgin Park 219 Enver Creek 181 40 Gleneagle 218 87 Samuel Robertson Tech. 180 North Surrey 218 88 Esquimalt Comm. 178 42 Sentiel 217 89 Alpha 175 43 Centennial 216 Surrey Christian 175 St Margaret’s School 216 91 Guildford Park 173 45 Mennonite Ed. Inst 215 92 Lord Tweedsmuir Sr, 168 Windsor 215 93 Sullivan Heights 164 47 Holy Cross Reg 213 94 Sir Charles Tupper 163 Among the 40 schools from the rest of BC with three or more participants, the ranking schools (based on the results of the three highest scoring students) are: 1 Shawnigan Lake 222 2 Dover Bay 218 3 Cowichan 210 4 Yale 208 5 Brentwood College 200 Sardis 200 7 W.J. Mouat 196 8 L. V. Rogers 194 9 G.W. Graham 189 10 Mount Baker 184 11 South Kamloops 179 12 Howe Sound 176 13 Parkland 175 14 Carihi 171 §§§§§ The following students ranked in the top 10% in BC: GROUP I Xu Hantian Point Grey Wang Jason Dover Bay Han Tony Semiahmoo Grade 11 Sun Susan West Vancouver Grade 11 Zhao Tianchen Point Grey Grade 11 Ding Peter St George’s School Grade 11 Geng Grace West Vancouver Grade 10 Shen Charlie Pinetree Wang Zicheng Burnaby North Grade 10 4 GROUP II SCORES 86 – 85 Cho Raymond West Vancouver Grade 11 Lim Ursula Anne Burnaby North Grade 10 Park Won Hyuk Richmond S.S Shin Jungsub Holy Cross Reg Grade 11 Wang Hongyi Mount Douglas Zhang Xian Rong David Thompson Zhou Tianyu Mount Douglas Grade 11 Lee Darrick Richmond S.S Lin Boris Elgin Parl Grade 11 Park Chang Sun Magee Wang Zihao Lord Byng Grade 11 GROUP III SCORES 84 – 83 Lee Woojung St. Michael Uni School Grade 11 Li Hui Mount Douglas Matthews Kevin Kitsilano Pan Yaze Burnaby South Wu Yongyi Lester Pearson College Grade 11 Xi Peiqi Cowichan Grade 11 Xia Qing Xiao St George’s School Grade 11 Xu Fan Lord Byng Yi Yejin University Transition Program Yu Steven Pinetree Grade 11 Zhang Gavin Sir Winston Churchill Grade 9 Beigi Arshia West Vancouver Grade 11 Beigi Bardia West Vancouver Chu Kevin Moscrop Cui David Sir Winston Churchill Go Harry R.E.
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