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CPS North Playoffs March 23, 2019 Whitney Young High School K-2 Lower Primary Crosstables No. Name Team Pts Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Rnd4 Rnd5 1 Anderson, Aiden CGBATE 2.5 L44 D21 L4 W6 W27 2 Anderson, Kalen CGBATE 3.0 W40 L30 W19 L4 W33 3 Avila, Marcos CGNEWB 3.5 W19 W34 L41 W48 D15 4 Baker, Toby CGSKIN 3.0 W9 L17 W1 W2 L41 5 Barron, Matthew-RE CGWATE 0.5 --- D11 L46 L34 L16 6 Bronson, Standford CGSKIN 0.5 --- --- D9 L1 -F- 7 Byerly, Nathan CGWATE 2.0 L34 L10 W25 L24 W23 8 Carr, Peter CGBEAU 3.5 D36 W25 W37 L30 W35 9 Chang, Emma CGDECA 1.5 L4 L39 D6 W22 L21 10 Chisholm, Elliott CGEDIS 2.0 L20 W7 L40 D27 D32 11 Chu, Chloe CGSKIN 1.5 L12 D5 L43 D14 D25 12 Contey, Nicola CGBATE 2.0 W11 L41 L39 W26 L31 13 Culotta, Luca CGSKIN 4.0 W45 W29 W28 L47 W38 14 Feinberg, Miles CGWATE 2.0 --- L19 D16 D11 W26 15 Gao, Hannah CGSKIN 4.0 W25 W18 W17 D41 D3 16 Guo, Ivanka CGDECA 1.5 L48 L31 D14 L21 W5 17 Hadj-Chikh, Ronan CGWATE 3.0 W23 W4 L15 W33 L44 18 Hoffman, Alexander CGWATE 2.0 W22 L15 L38 W23 L20 19 Huang, Xi CGSKIN 3.0 L3 W14 L2 W45 W24 20 Kim, Everett CGSKIN 3.0 W10 L44 W45 L37 W18 21 Kong, Hannah CGSKIN 2.5 --- D1 L32 W16 W9 22 Krishnaswamy, Vani CGSKIN 1.5 L18 D26 L36 L9 -B- 23 Leather, Oliver CGSKIN 1.0 L17 L38 -B- L18 L7 24 Lesch, Owen CGBATE 2.0 W46 L37 L33 W7 L19 25 Luz, Azucena CGPRIE 1.5 L15 L8 L7 -B- D11 26 Martin, Sonja CGEDIS 1.0 L35 D22 D27 L12 L14 27 Miske, Fletcher CGSKIN 1.5 L37 D32 D26 D10 L1 28 Moulton, Theo CGWATE 2.0 W42 W33 L13 L39 L48 29 Mukherjee, Deven CGEDIS 3.0 W32 L13 L31 W36 W34 30 Oseledets, Alec CGSKIN 4.5 W38 W2 W44 W8 D47 31 Patkar, Ananya CGSKIN 3.0 L47 W16 W29 L44 W12 32 Pheiffer, Freddy CGWATE 2.0 L29 D27 W21 L43 D10 33 Poby, Amelie CGSKIN 2.0 W43 L28 W24 L17 L2 34 Rasavongxay, Aliana CGSKIN 2.0 W7 L3 L35 W5 L29 35 Reiger, Calvin CGWATE 2.5 W26 L47 W34 D40 L8 36 Rodriguez, Jocilyn CGBATE 2.5 D8 L48 W22 L29 W46 37 Rosario, Anthony CGEDIS 3.0 W27 W24 L8 W20 L39 38 Safranski Urban, Anders CGEDIS 3.0 L30 W23 W18 W46 L13 39 Schwager, Charlie CGSKIN 4.0 L41 W9 W12 W28 W37 40 Shin, Liam CGSKIN 3.0 L2 -B- W10 D35 D43 41 Skoczylas, Alex CGBEAU 4.5 W39 W12 W3 D15 W4 42 Stamper, Bronson CGSKIN 0.0 L28 -F- --- --- --- 43 Suh, Yeju CGDECA 3.0 L33 D46 W11 W32 D40 44 Tallacksen, Dustin CGBEAU 4.0 W1 W20 L30 W31 W17 45 Vadlamani, Sriya CGDECA 2.0 L13 -X- L20 L19 -X- 46 Wagner, Emily CGSKIN 1.5 L24 D43 W5 L38 L36 47 Walker, Johnnie CGBEAU 4.5 W31 W35 W48 W13 D30 48 Wang, Owen CGSKIN 3.0 W16 W36 L47 L3 W28 K-4 Upper Primary Crosstables No. Name Team Pts Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Rnd4 Rnd5 1 Ahmed, Salahuddin CGDECA 2.0 W10 L66 L20 L42 W8 2 Ahmed, Talha CGDECA 3.0 W22 W20 L66 W14 L40 3 Arellano, Jorge CGBATE 3.0 W48 L45 W16 L62 W17 4 Augustyn, David CGDECA 4.0 W9 W14 W13 L37 W69 5 Barron, Richard-RE CGWATE 1.0 --- W18 L69 L10 L23 6 Bjurstrom, Maxwell CGWATE 1.0 L36 L16 W55 --- --- 7 Bohnsack, Ross CGEDIS 1.0 L45 L17 -B- L61 L9 8 Castanon, Miguel CGPALM 1.0 L20 L32 L18 -B- L1 9 Cervantes, Agustin CGPRIE 2.0 L4 W30 L17 L41 W7 10 Chapman, Khloe CGNEWB 3.0 L1 L70 W60 W5 W45 11 Chennareddy, Siri CGDECA 4.0 W67 L40 W46 W15 W31 12 Chicione, Watson CGWATE 3.0 W49 W28 L68 W45 L44 13 Corcoran, Aedan CGBEAU 3.0 W34 W27 L4 L31 W16 14 Datta, Shaan CGSKIN 2.0 W52 L4 W27 L2 L41 15 Dreghorn, Finn CGEDIS 3.0 W42 L65 W26 L11 W29 16 Ellevog, Ashley CGNEWB 2.0 L62 W6 L3 W18 L13 17 Ellevog, Jacob CGNEWB 2.0 L69 W7 W9 L25 L3 18 Felix, Daniel CGPRIE 2.0 L19 L5 W8 L16 W55 19 Gonzales, Troy CGDECA 4.0 W18 W58 L40 W35 W66 20 Hadzi-Pecov, Stefan CGEDIS 2.0 W8 L2 W1 L70 L47 21 Hernandez, Angelo CGNOBL 1.5 --- W42 L29 D63 L32 22 Hoffman, Natalia CGWATE 2.5 L2 D56 W52 W59 L24 23 Jara Perez, Ashley CGBATE 2.0 L24 L34 W39 L49 W5 24 Judge, Silas CGDECA 4.0 W23 W63 W35 L40 W22 25 Kelly, Eamonn CGSKIN 3.0 W64 W50 L44 W17 L62 26 Kong, Joanna CGSKIN 2.5 --- W67 L15 D46 W63 27 Lee, Isaiah CGEDIS 2.0 W55 L13 L14 W32 L49 28 Leonard, Jack CGBATE 2.0 W51 L12 L64 W58 L35 29 Lesch, Isaac CGBATE 2.0 W60 L44 W21 L69 L15 30 Levine, Asa CGEDIS 1.0 L50 L9 L42 W48 L52 31 Liu, Grant CGSKIN 3.0 W57 L62 W63 W13 L11 32 Llamas, Nathan CGPRIE 2.5 D59 W8 L36 L27 W21 33 Macmallian, Max CGNEWB 4.0 L44 W39 W49 W36 W70 34 Martin, Vonn CGDECA 4.0 L13 W23 W51 W54 W50 35 Mathew, Anjali CGSKIN 3.0 W43 W36 L24 L19 W28 36 Mccloskey, Josephine CGBATE 3.0 W6 L35 W32 L33 W54 37 Mccloskey, William CGBATE 5.0 W41 W69 W62 W4 W65 38 Mcgann, Mason CGBEAU 1.0 L68 D48 L56 L55 D39 39 Mora, Dylan Franco CGPALM 0.5 L54 L33 L23 L67 D38 40 Mukesh, Siddarth CGSKIN 5.0 W53 W11 W19 W24 W2 41 Murphy, Jack CGDECA 3.0 L37 W47 L54 W9 W14 42 Murray, Zack CGNEWB 2.0 L15 L21 W30 W1 L64 43 Nabicht, Isabella CGEDIS 0.0 L35 L51 --- --- --- 44 Namuunbayar, Enkhjin CGDECA 4.0 W33 W29 W25 L65 W12 45 Nunez, Adrian CGNOBL 2.0 W7 W3 L65 L12 L10 46 Pomposo, Julian CGPRIE 1.5 L63 W55 L11 D26 L59 47 Puebla, Alejandro CGNOBL 3.0 --- L41 W57 W51 W20 48 Rieger, Lucy CGWATE 0.5 L3 D38 L50 L30 L51 49 Robinson, Keaney CGSKIN 3.0 L12 W61 L33 W23 W27 50 Rodriguez, Alyssa CGBATE 2.5 W30 L25 W48 D56 L34 51 Rubio, Yadira CGPRIE 2.0 L28 W43 L34 L47 W48 52 Saini, Tej CGBEAU 2.0 L14 L64 L22 W57 W30 53 Scott, Casey CGDECA 3.0 L40 W60 W59 W64 L68 54 Sikora, Jace CGBEAU 2.0 W39 L68 W41 L34 L36 55 Smejkal, Zara CGSKIN 1.0 L27 L46 L6 W38 L18 56 Smith, Aubrey CGNEWB 2.0 L66 D22 W38 D50 L61 57 Smith, Knox CGEDIS 1.0 L31 L59 L47 L52 -B- 58 Smith, Leo CGNEWB 1.0 -B- L19 L70 L28 L67 59 Stiles, Mark CGSKIN 2.5 D32 W57 L53 L22 W46 60 Sullivan, Gorman CGWATE 0.0 L29 L53 L10 --- --- 61 Summer, Julian CGDECA 3.0 --- L49 W67 W7 W56 62 Suteu, Robert CGDECA 4.0 W16 W31 L37 W3 W25 63 Vadlamani, Neel CGEDIS 1.5 W46 L24 L31 D21 L26 64 Wilken, Brandon CGEDIS 3.0 L25 W52 W28 L53 W42 65 Xie, Andrew CGSKIN 4.0 W70 W15 W45 W44 L37 66 Xu, Jiaxin CGBELL 3.0 W56 W1 W2 L68 L19 67 Zetina, Gael CGPRIE 2.0 L11 L26 L61 W39 W58 68 Zhang, Cedric CGSKIN 5.0 W38 W54 W12 W66 W53 69 Ziegelman, Max CGSKIN 3.0 W17 L37 W5 W29 L4 70 Zurer, Jonah CGDECA 3.0 L65 W10 W58 W20 L33 K-6 Intermediate Crosstables No. Name Team Pts Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Rnd4 Rnd5 1 Addington , Aedric CGPEIR 2.0 L35 D63 L57 W16 D70 2 Andino, Robert CGBATE 3.0 W37 W65 L3 W42 L13 3 Anselbach, Charlie CGSKIN 3.0 W52 W30 W2 L41 L14 4 Asiyanbi, Zachary CGSKIN 2.0 W67 L42 W15 L31 L69 5 Baurer, Simon CGSKIN 3.0 L51 W24 L33 W17 W68 6 Berman, Shaina CGSKIN 2.0 L55 W11 L52 W22 L60 7 Bernal, Sebastian CGPEIR 3.0 L43 W8 W30 W29 L40 8 Boywid, Aiden CGDECA 3.0 L42 L7 W70 W37 W20 9 Brown , Amani CGPEIR 2.0 L59 L15 W24 W23 L52 10 Bucur, Radu CGBEAU 4.0 W21 W48 W38 W14 L41 11 Byerly, Jacob CGWATE 0.0 L65 L6 L37 L70 L24 12 Castanon, Marco CGPALM 2.0 L53 L20 L34 W49 W23 13 Chen, David CGEDIS 5.0 W46 W44 W45 W60 W2 14 Cinco, Jenna CGDECA 4.0 W34 -X- W35 L10 W3 15 Claudio, Alexander CGNEWB 2.0 L58 W9 L4 W53 L34 16 Contreras, Sara CGPALM 0.5 L44 L21 L22 L1 D49 17 Curry , Thomas CGPEIR 1.0 -X- L38 L48 L5 L62 18 Deligiannis, Dimtri CGBEAU 5.0 -B- W62 W43 W54 W27 19 Ding, Ethan CGDECA 4.0 W56 L58 W21 W52 W57 20 Ellis, Preston CGSKIN 2.0 L31 W12 L59 W68 L8 21 Fonseca, Joaquin CGNEWB 3.0 L10 W16 L19 W25 W42 22 Frank , Ellis CGPEIR 2.0 L50 L47 W16 L6 W37 23 Gamez, Stella CGWATE 1.0 L69 L46 -B- L9 L12 24 Garcia, Williams CGPRIE 1.0 L54 L5 L9 L26 W11 25 Hernandez, Pedro CGPALM 1.0 --- L52 W49 L21 L28 26 Hoang, Thomas CGPALM 2.0 L27 L66 L36 W24 W63 27 Hong, Sophie CGEDIS 4.0 W26 W55 W58 W39 L18 28 Huang, Grace CGBEAU 2.0 W60 L54 L55 L69 W25 29 Huda, Sinan CGSKIN 2.0 -X- L50 W46 L7 L66 30 Jung, Ethan CGDECA 1.0 W70 L3 L7 L46 L36 31 Kaplan, Avi CGDECA 4.0 W20 L41 W69 W4 W43 32 Klasen, Lia CGPALM 1.5 --- W36 D68 L57 L56 33 Kraus, Kanan CGBEAU 3.0 L39 W34 W5 L40 W48 34 Lehman, Nikolas CGSKIN 3.0 L14 L33 W12 W36 W15 35 Lozada, Niccolo CGSKIN 3.0 W1 W61 L14 W48 L39 36 Luz, Emanuel CGPRIE 2.0 L62 L32 W26 L34 W30 37 Montelongo, Daniel CGSTEM 1.0 L2 L60 W11 L8 L22 38 Moreno, Julian CGSKIN 3.0 W57 W17 L10 L51 W47 39 Namuunbayar, Anujin CGDECA 4.0 W33 W64 W50 L27 W35 40 Nanda, Aditya CGDECA 4.0 --- W70 W65 W33 W7 41 Novikov, Andrey CGBATE 5.0 W66 W31 W51 W3 W10 42 Pérez-Bernal, Sebastian CGEDIS 2.0 W8 W4 L54 L2 L21 43 Paskiewicz, Owen CGSKIN 3.0 W7 W59 L18 W47 L31 44 Patti , Phineas CGPEIR 2.0 W16 L13 L64 W67 L46 45 Ramirez , Santiago CGPEIR 2.0 W63 W68 L13 L59 L65 46 Ramirez, Audrey CGSTEM 3.0 L13 W23 L29 W30 W44 47 Ramirez, Gabriella CGNOBL 2.0 L48 W22 W62 L43 L38 48 Ramirez, Katherine CGSTEM 2.0 W47 L10 W17 L35 L33 49 Rincon, Clemente CGPRIE 0.5 L68 L67 L25 L12 D16 50 Saini, Jeet CGBEAU 3.0 W22 W29 L39 L55 W61 51 Sakaliyski, Christopher CGEDIS 4.0 W5 W69 L41 W38 W55 52 Santana, Jocelyn CGBATE 3.0 L3 W25 W6 L19 W9 53 Scott, Deonce CGSTEM 1.0 W12 -F- --- L15 L67 54 Severns, Rhett CGSKIN 3.0 W24 W28 W42 L18 L59 55 Simpson, Andrew CGDECA 3.0 W6 L27 W28 W50 L51 56 Skoczylas, Adriana CGBEAU 2.5 L19 D57 W63 L64 W32 57 Smith, Gavin CGNEWB 2.5 L38 D56 W1 W32 L19 58 Stiles, Paul CGSKIN 4.0 W15 W19 L27 W66 W64 59 Swan, Josephine CGDECA 4.0 W9 L43 W20 W45 W54 60 Timble, Kayin CGBATE 3.0 L28 W37 W67 L13 W6 61 Tolentino, Jacob CGNEWB 2.0 -B- L35 L66 W63 L50 62 Tran, Anh CGPALM 2.0 W36 L18 L47 L65 W17 63 Valdivia, Gabriel CGSTEM 0.5 L45 D1 L56 L61 L26 64 Valencia, Gabriel CGBATE 3.0 -X- L39 W44 W56 L58 65 Wahtola, Hunter CGNEWB 3.0 W11 L2 L40 W62 W45 66 Warden, Gabriel CGEDIS 3.0 L41 W26 W61 L58 W29 67 Webb, Isaac CGNEWB 2.0 L4 W49 L60 L44 W53 68 Wong, Johnathan CGBEAU 1.5 W49 L45 D32 L20 L5 69 Wong, Nathan CGPEIR 3.0 W23 L51 L31 W28 W4 70 Wright, Georas CGSTEM 1.5 L30 L40 L8 W11 D1 K-8 Junior High Crosstables No.
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    Definitions: In[56]:= $Assumptions = w12 ≥ 0 && w13 ≥ 0 && w16 ≥ 0 && w24 ≥ 0 && w25 ≥ 0 && w36 ≥ 0 && w45 ≥ 0 && u > 0 && v > 0 && w21 ≥ 0 && w31 ≥ 0 && w61 ≥ 0 && w42 ≥ 0 && w52 ≥ 0 && w63 ≥ 0 && w54 ≥ 0 && K34 > 0 && K56 > 0 && K31 > 0 && K51 > 0 w = {{0, w12, w13, 0, 0, w16}, {w21, 0, 0, w24, w25, 0}, {w31, 0, 0, u, 0, w36}, {0, w42, u / K34, 0, w45, 0}, {0, w52, 0, w54, 0, v}, {w61, 0, w63, 0, v / K56, 0}} Out[56]= w12 ≥ 0 && w13 ≥ 0 && w16 ≥ 0 && w24 ≥ 0 && w25 ≥ 0 && w36 ≥ 0 && w45 ≥ 0 && u > 0 && v > 0 && w21 ≥ 0 && w31 ≥ 0 && w61 ≥ 0 && w42 ≥ 0 && w52 ≥ 0 && w63 ≥ 0 && w54 ≥ 0 && K34 > 0 && K56 > 0 && K31 > 0 && K51 > 0 Out[57]= {0, w12, w13, 0, 0, w16}, {w21, 0, 0, w24, w25, 0}, {w31, 0, 0, u, 0, w36}, u v 0, w42, , 0, w45, 0, {0, w52, 0, w54, 0, v}, w61, 0, w63, 0, , 0 K34 K56 In[58]:= MatrixForm[w] Out[58]//MatrixForm= 0 w12 w13 0 0 w16 w21 0 0 w24 w25 0 w31 0 0 u 0 w36 0 w42 u 0 w45 0 K34 0 w52 0 w54 0 v w61 0 w63 0 v 0 K56 Sum of rows In[59]:= d = Table[Total[w[[i, All]]], {i, 6}] d34 = Collect[Expand[d[[3]] * d[[4]] - w[[3, 4]] * w[[4, 3]]], u] d56 = Collect[Expand[d[[5]] * d[[6]] - w[[5, 6]] * w[[6, 5]]], v] u v Out[59]= w12 + w13 + w16, w21 + w24 + w25, u + w31 + w36, + w42 + w45, v + w52 + w54, + w61 + w63 K34 K56 w31 w36 Out[60]= w31 w42 + w36 w42 + w31 w45 + w36 w45 + u + + w42 + w45 K34 K34 w52 w54 Out[61]= w52 w61 + w54 w61 + w52 w63 + w54 w63 + v + + w61 + w63 K56 K56 Effective reaction rates after elimination of metabolites 5 and 6 (useful for easy differentiation w.r.to u), and the final effective reaction rate