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Top Students University of Georgia Mathematical Tournament ­ October 22, 2016 Top Students Rank Name ID Team Written (H) (M) (E) (­) Cipher Total 1 Ani, Joshua 1303 Chamblee High School ­ A 234 3 10 10 2 100 334 2 Zhang, William 4102 Vestavia Hills High School ­ A 222 4 8 10 1 100 322 Kennesaw Mountain High School ­ 3 Chu, Daniel 2502 220 4 9 9 0 100 320 A 4 Watson, Holden 2001 Fulton Science Academy ­ A 222 4 9 9 1 90 312 5 Zhang, Walter 4103 Vestavia Hills High School ­ A 208 1 9 10 4 100 308 6 Hu, George 3002 Northview High School ­ A 214 3 8 10 2 90 304 7 Zhou, Lawrence 9013 Individual ­ 2 198 2 7 10 4 100 298 8 Pingali, Hari 2601 Lambert High School ­ A 214 2 9 10 2 80 294 9 Im, Shawn 3203 Peachtree Ridge High School ­ A 194 3 7 9 2 100 294 10 Yang, Angela 4302 Wesleyan School ­ A 220 3 9 10 0 70 290 11 Emerine, Russell 4203 Walton High School ­ A 200 3 9 8 0 90 290 12 Collins, Carson 4401 Woodward Academy ­ A 200 3 8 9 0 90 290 13 Bottu, Anup 4003 The Westminster School ­ A 200 3 7 10 0 90 290 14 Zeng, Tony 1104 Brookwood High School ­ A 204 3 8 9 2 80 284 15 Kapadia, Vatan 2402 Johns Creek High School ­ A 184 1 6 10 7 100 284 16 Yu, Aaron 9012 Individual ­ 2 180 1 6 10 5 100 280 17 Zhou, Irene 3004 Northview High School ­ A 194 2 8 9 2 80 274 18 Huang, Edward 4104 Vestavia Hills High School ­ A 184 3 5 10 2 90 274 19 Kolichala, Praneeth 3013 Northview High School ­ B 184 2 6 10 2 90 274 20 Nishimura, Genki 4114 Vestavia Hills High School ­ B 182 3 7 8 1 90 272 21 Eldridge, Alex 1604 Dunwoody High School ­ A 200 3 7 9 5 70 270 22 Fishburn, Aaron 3001 Northview High School ­ A 190 3 7 9 0 80 270 23 Kamath, Harish 3701 South Forsyth High School ­ A 170 2 6 9 0 100 270 24 Badari, Ananda 3011 Northview High School ­ B 178 4 5 8 4 90 268 Abeyakaran, 25 1301 Chamblee High School ­ A 184 3 7 8 2 80 264 Chenthuran 26 Kim, Matthew 2703 Mountain View ­ A 162 1 5 9 6 100 262 Kennesaw Mountain High School ­ 27 Engelstad, Sean 2501 170 2 7 8 0 90 260 A 28 Liu, Yi 3012 Northview High School ­ B 198 2 7 10 4 60 258 29 Pang, Michael 3021 Northview High School ­ C 164 2 4 9 7 90 254 30 Chen, Sarah 1401 Chattahoochee High School ­ A 152 1 4 9 6 100 252 31 Kim, Hyoungjin 1411 Chattahoochee High School ­ B 152 0 4 10 6 100 252 32 Kang, Brian 1304 Chamblee High School ­ A 180 2 7 9 0 70 250 33 Abeyakaran, Ramanan 1302 Chamblee High School ­ A 170 2 6 9 0 80 250 34 Furniss, Charlie 2002 Fulton Science Academy ­ A 160 2 5 9 0 90 250 35 Shu, Daniel 4204 Walton High School ­ A 150 1 3 10 5 100 250 36 Shi, William 9003 Individual ­ 1 148 1 5 8 4 100 248 37 Tang, Leonardo 3003 Northview High School ­ A 166 3 6 7 3 80 246 38 Shao, Paul 8002 Lassiter High ­ A 166 2 6 8 3 80 246 39 Vroon, Dylan 4002 The Westminster School ­ A 164 1 6 8 7 80 244 40 Chin, Benjamin 3703 South Forsyth High School ­ A 164 1 5 9 7 80 244 41 Yamin, Jumshaid 4212 Walton High School ­ B 162 1 5 10 1 80 242 42 Ramaswami, Arvind 1403 Chattahoochee High School ­ A 142 1 6 7 1 100 242 43 Mcdonald, Summer 1202 Cambridge High School ­ A 170 2 6 9 0 70 240 44 Feng, Allan 4101 Vestavia Hills High School ­ A 160 3 5 8 0 80 240 45 Ahn, Eric 2611 Lambert High School ­ B 160 1 5 9 5 80 240 46 Ram, Vishaal 2003 Fulton Science Academy ­ A 150 1 6 8 0 90 240 47 Wang, Ethan 2401 Johns Creek High School ­ A 156 1 5 8 8 80 236 48 Seol, Sean 2904 North Oconee High School ­ A 146 0 5 8 8 90 236 49 Saligrama, Arvind 4201 Walton High School ­ A 136 3 2 8 3 100 236 50 Chen, Victoria 2403 Johns Creek High School ­ A 164 1 6 8 7 70 234 51 Mehta, Dipen 4202 Walton High School ­ A 154 3 4 8 2 80 234 52 Zhang, Steven 3902 Southside Christian ­ A 152 2 5 7 6 80 232 53 Wu, Jayson 4211 Walton High School ­ B 152 0 5 10 1 80 232 54 Wu, Kevin 4214 Walton High School ­ B 142 0 5 8 6 90 232 55 Fang, Johnny 4001 The Westminster School ­ A 170 3 6 8 0 60 230 56 Bikmal, Anish 3711 South Forsyth High School ­ B 150 1 4 9 5 80 230 57 Farrukh, Ahmed 4124 Vestavia Hills High School ­ C 146 2 3 9 3 80 226 58 Darnton, Chiara 4701 Decatur High School ­ C 154 1 5 8 7 70 224 59 Lautenbacher, Cade 1621 Dunwoody High School ­ C 134 1 3 8 7 90 224 60 Zheng, Emily 2911 North Oconee High School ­ B 134 0 3 9 7 90 224 Top Team Scores Rank Name ID Written Cipher Collab Total 1 Vestavia Hills High School ­ A 410 774 370 140 1284 2 Chamblee High School ­ A 130 768 330 140 1238 3 Northview High School ­ A 300 764 330 70 1164 4 Northview High School ­ B 301 692 320 140 1152 5 Walton High School ­ A 420 640 370 140 1150 6 Fulton Science Academy ­ A 200 634 360 140 1134 7 The Westminster School ­ A 400 668 300 140 1108 8 Vestavia Hills High School ­ B 411 554 360 140 1054 9 Brookwood High School ­ A 110 544 340 140 1024 10 Chattahoochee High School ­ A 140 522 320 140 982.
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