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2016-2017 CONTEST SCORE REPORT SUMMARY FOR HIGH SCHOOL (GRADES 10 - 12) Summary of Results High School (Grades 10 - 12) – Math League China Regional Standing This Contest took place on Nov 20, 2016. Top 73 Students in High School (Grades 10 - 12) Contest (Perfect Score = 300) Rank Student School Town Score 1 Youchen Zhang The Experimental High School Attached To Beijing Normal University Beijing 300 1 Mingyu Zheng Guangzhou 300 1 Weiqi Zhou Northeast Yucai School Shenyang 300 4 Yuan Qiu The Experimental High School Attached To Beijing Normal University Beijing 280 4 Jingyuan Wang The Experimental High School Attached To Beijing Normal University Beijing 280 4 Longling Tian The Experimental High School Attached To Beijing Normal University Beijing 280 4 Yunting Zhao Qingdao 280 8 Su Wang The Experimental High School Attached To Beijing Normal University Beijing 270 8 Zhongyang Li Shenyang 270 8 Lanxi Jiang The High School Affiliated to Renmin University of China Beijing 270 8 Zifeng Liu Beijing No.5 High School Beijing 270 12 Yuming Zhu Shanghai 260 12 Litong Deng Guangzhou 260 12 Jingguo Liang Northeast Yucai School Shenyang 260 12 Shiqi Liu Northeast Yucai School Shenyang 260 12 Zhengyi Liu Suzhou 260 17 Yusi Niu Beijing 250 17 Zetao Wang Beijing 250 17 Hongyi Gu The Experimental High School Attached To Beijing Normal University Beijing 250 17 Yifei Xu The Experimental High School Attached To Beijing Normal University Beijing 250 17 Qianhao Shao The Experimental High School Attached To Beijing Normal University Beijing 250 17 Kelin Wu Shenzhen Middle School Shenzhen 250 17 Xinyu Li Shenzhen Middle School Shenzhen 250 17 Houran Bian Nanjing 250 17 Haochen Han Shenyang 250 17 Mingqi Yang Northeast Yucai School Shenyang 250 17 Wentao Luo Northeast Yucai School Shenyang 250 17 Mingxuan Ji Northeast Yucai School Shenyang 250 17 Chongkun Deng Beijing Jingshan School Beijing 250 Summary of Results High School (Grades 10 - 12) – Math League China Regional Standing This Contest took place on Nov 20, 2016. Top 73 Students in High School (Grades 10 - 12) Contest (Perfect Score = 300) (Continued) Rank Student School Town Score 17 Xianglong Li The High School Affiliated to Renmin University of China Beijing 250 17 Huang Niu Beijing 250 17 Junyang Sun Suzhou 250 33 Xinyi Zhang The Experimental High School Attached To Beijing Normal University Beijing 240 33 Ningyuan Zhou The Experimental High School Attached To Beijing Normal University Beijing 240 33 Jieyun Li The Experimental High School Attached To Beijing Normal University Beijing 240 33 Jiachen Tu NO.2 HIGH SCHOOL OF EAST CHINA NORMAL UNIVERSITY Shanghai 240 33 Xinyi Ge Shanghai 240 33 Peilin Lu Shenzhen Middle School Shenzhen 240 33 Borui Qiu Shenyang 240 33 Yanzheng Chen Northeast Yucai School Shenyang 240 33 Jihui Cheng Northeast Yucai School Shenyang 240 33 Jiahao Yang Northeast Yucai School Shenyang 240 33 Chengze Xian Northeast Yucai School Shenyang 240 33 Mingxuan Zhang Beijing 240 33 Chijin Liu Suzhou 240 46 Shengyi Jia Beijing 230 46 Hanyu Zhang The High School Affiliated to Renmin University of China Beijing 230 46 Bowei Liu The Experimental High School Attached To Beijing Normal University Beijing 230 46 Lang Chen The Experimental High School Attached To Beijing Normal University Beijing 230 46 Yihan Liu The Experimental High School Attached To Beijing Normal University Beijing 230 46 Yun Xie The Experimental High School Attached To Beijing Normal University Beijing 230 46 Jiachen Liu The Experimental High School Attached To Beijing Normal University Beijing 230 46 Shaobo Li The Experimental High School Attached To Beijing Normal University Beijing 230 46 Yunchang Pang The Experimental High School Attached To Beijing Normal University Beijing 230 46 Kehan Xing The Experimental High School Attached To Beijing Normal University Beijing 230 46 Yushun Zhang Shanghai 230 46 Xinyue Li Shanghai 230 46 Songtao Li Guangzhou 230 46 Xiaotong Zuo Shenzhen (Nanshan) Concord College of Sino Canada Shenzhen 230 46 Qingyang Wang Nanjing 230 46 Yiran Hou Shenyang 230 46 Nan Jiang Shenyang 230 46 Binli Wang Northeast Yucai School Shenyang 230 46 Jinlin Tian Northeast Yucai School Shenyang 230 46 Ziyang Yang Northeast Yucai School Shenyang 230 46 Jianyuan Lan Northeast Yucai School Shenyang 230 Summary of Results High School (Grades 10 - 12) – Math League China Regional Standing This Contest took place on Nov 20, 2016. Top 73 Students in High School (Grades 10 - 12) Contest (Perfect Score = 300) (Continued) Rank Student School Town Score 46 Ziqian Zhu Shenyang 230 46 Daping Xu Kent School Ningbo 230 46 Ruiting Jiang Beijing 230 46 Kai Jiang Beijing 230 46 Zhixing Wang The High School Affiliated to Renmin University of China Beijing 230 46 Hanning Zou Beijing No.5 High School Beijing 230 46 Danji Liu High School No.7 Chengdu Chengdu 230 Honor Roll of Distinction Certificate (Top 8%) Note: The following list is ordered by student name. Student Town Student Town Student Town Zhaoxuan Bian Suzhou Bolin Chen Wuhan Changhe Chen Suzhou Yankai Chen Shenzhen Zhenchong Chen Foshan Zhuo Chen Shenzhen Zhuoran Chen Changchun Mingda Cheng Shenzhen Zhengyuan Cheng Nanjing Peiyu Ding Shenzhen Haotian Dong Wuxi Dengyumei Du Guiyang Sujie Fang Nanjing Bowei Feng Foshan Yaoshen Feng Foshan Jun Gu Ningbo Kechun Gu Zhenjiang Haoxuan He Foshan Qianzi Hou Nanjing Jiaji Huang Nanning Kehan Huang Guiyang Jiahao Lei Chongqing Zehang Lei Harbin Bairu Li Xi'an Jinfeng Li Guangzhou Qiqing Li Shenzhen Wenqi Li Suzhou Yanru Li Wuhan Yanyu Li Changsha Zehang Li Guiyang Zhengkun Li Nanjing Wenyu Liao Changsha Min Lin Foshan Yuxin Liu Chengdu Zihan Liu Zhenjiang Zipei Liu Shenzhen Kefeng Lu Ningbo Yuncheng Lu Suzhou Ruijia Luo Chengdu Shengyao Luo Nanjing Zhicong Luo Foshan Ziyi Mai Foshan Jie Min Suzhou Yuxin Pan Nanning Zikai Qu Changsha Moxuan Ren Xi'an Dihan Shi Nanjing Tianyi Shi Foshan Yuqi Shi Nanjing Yuxi Shi Ningbo Ziyao Su Chengdu Yang Sun Ningbo Shuo Tian Ningbo Yixin Tian Guiyang Yizhou Wan Suzhou Chaoyi Wang Guiyang Daoxi Wang Suzhou Hongru Wang Chongqing Jiacheng Wang Xi'an Jiayu Wang Xi'an Yanzhi Wang Xi'an Yuxuan Wang Suzhou Chenxing Wei Xi'an Ziyuan Wei Nanjing Jiayi Wu Xi'an Xuanrui Wu Suzhou Jieyu Xie Liuzhou Chen Xiu Harbin Airan Xu Chengdu Ruochuan Xu Guangzhou Ruohan Yan Foshan Kaidi Yang Changchun Ziyun Yang Shenzhen Hanwen Ye Guiyang Jinghang Ye Shenzhen Peng Yin Guangzhou Ziheng Yu Changchun Yiliang Yuan Changsha Chen Zeng Chengdu Haoyan Zeng Suzhou Yihao Zeng Foshan Cheng Zhang Foshan Junxi Zhang Foshan Xinyu Zhang Guiyang Yuecheng Zhao Changsha Jiaqi Zhu Suzhou Jinrui Zhu Guiyang Mobai Zhu Shenzhen Tian Zhu Tianjin Honor Roll Certificate (Top 25%) Note: The following list is ordered by student name. Student Town Student Town Student Town Xinlin Bai Shenzhen Weijia Bu Qingdao Qimiao Cai Guangzhou Yunxuan Cai Suzhou Hanwen Cao Shenyang Siyuan Cao Foshan Jiarui Chang Dalian Jialiang Chen Shenzhen Jiesong Chen Foshan Liangting Chen Zhenjiang Longyu Chen Suzhou Mingyuan Chen Xi'an Nuan Chen Foshan Nuo Chen Nantong Pengxu Chen Harbin Qi Chen Ningbo Qiaotong Chen Foshan Qiyao Chen Shenzhen Ruohan Chen Nanjing Saen Chen Beijing Sifan Chen Shenyang Xiaokun Chen Qingdao Xinyang Chen Suzhou Yingjie Chen Ningbo Yiying Chen Beijing Yuxin Chen Guangzhou Yuxuan Chen Zhenjiang Zihao Chen Suzhou Ziyang Chen Beijing Junxian Cheng Guiyang Qiwei Cheng Shenzhen Yuanhan Cui Guangzhou Bier Dai Changsha Qi Dai Guiyang Xiangcheng Dai Dalian Kaiwen Deng Shenzhen Yuchen Deng Changsha Zelong Deng Foshan Qili Di Guiyang Xiuhao Ding Shenzhen Yuting Ding Shenyang Anchi Dong Shenyang Xizhuo Dong Shenyang Xujia Dong Beijing Mingyu Du Harbin Chao Fan Suzhou Yule Fan Foshan Zhiyu Fan Beijing Yiwen Fei Nantong Qingyuan Feng Nanning Jiaru Fu Changsha Yichen Fu Shenyang Zhiyuan Fu Xi'an Ya Gao Guiyang Xiya Geng Harbin Shenfeng Gu Suzhou Siyuan Gu Ningbo Yuchen Gu Beijing Zeyu Guan Shenyang Binze Han Shenyang Yicong Han Suzhou Haohong He Foshan Jinming He Shenyang Zixuan He Beijing Ruiyang Hong Beijing Yuan Hong Suzhou Hao Hu Shanghai Tianrui Hu Shenzhen Xiaoyu Hu Shenyang Haihao Huang Guangzhou Haoran Huang Guangzhou Junkai Huang Harbin Xiaolan Huang Foshan Yanen Huang Suzhou Yuxin Huang Suzhou Zheng Huang Changsha Hongjun Huo Foshan Yongkang Huo Foshan Haoyi Jia Beijing Jingxu Jia Shenyang Meiying Jiang Guangzhou Tangyunzhi Jiang Chongqing Wei Jiang Wuhan Xinyu Jiang Suzhou Jie Jiao Beijing Zeming Jin Harbin Ziyao Jin Shenzhen Weixi Kang Beijing Yunyi Kang Guangzhou Fanxi Kong Shenyang Jie Kong Guiyang Jieming Kong Qingdao Zhiming Kuang Chongqing Guodong Lai Shenzhen Zixi Lai Shenzhen Hong Lei Foshan Jiayue Lei Beijing Ang Li Chengdu Anqi Li Beijing Chen Li Beijing Derun Li Qingdao Dongze Li Shenyang Gengzhe Li Nanning Jiaxun Li Beijing Jinlu Li Shenyang Qingrui Li Suzhou Ruichun Li Foshan Xinyuan Li Beijing Yanheng Li Ningbo Yanqiao Li Qingdao Yatong Li Beijing Zhangyi Li Foshan Ce Liang Guangzhou Jianyang Liang Foshan Xinran Liang Beijing Yining Liang Shenyang Zhaoyuan Liang Guangzhou Yueqi Liao Chongqing Yuexiang Liao Chongqing Yuxuan Liao Foshan Honor Roll Certificate (Top 25%) (Continued) Note: The following list is ordered by student name. Student Town Student Town Student Town Juntong Lin Shenzhen Zhengyang Ling Shenzhen Boying Liu Harbin Che Liu Harbin Jiangyue Liu Beijing Jingyuan Liu Foshan Kai Liu Ningbo Rongting Liu Xi'an Ruohua Liu Beijing Sihan Liu Shenyang Tiancheng Liu Suzhou Yanghe Liu Beijing Yiyang Liu Harbin Yongqi Liu Guangzhou Yuanjie Liu Shenyang Yuetong Liu Foshan Ze Liu Shenyang Zhihui Liu Foshan Zhisong
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    2018 PhysicsBowl Results Dear Physics Teachers, Thank you for having your students participate in this year’s AAPT PHYSICSBOWL contest. This year there were more than 7200 students participating from 320 schools from Australia, Canada, Costa Rica, the Republic of Korea, the Netherlands, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, Switzerland, Turkey, the United Kingdom, and the United States, as well as 318 schools participating from China! With the addition of the large number of Chinese schools, the contest is almost in two parts with Regions 00 – 14 competing for prizes from AAPT while ASDAN China is coordinating the contest in China. As a result, for simplicity of trying to read the long lists, there are three files: the list of winners in Regions 00 – 14, the list of winners in Regions 15 – 19, and a list of the top students/teams from all regions in both divisions! Instructors from regions 00 – 14 can obtain the scores of their students from a link that will be provided to you in an email from the national office. Please realize that we were able to retrieve some scores that were disqualified for improperly recording the required information, but this was done after-the-fact. If the information was not encoded correctly, the student was immediately disqualified from winning prizes even though we may be able to link that student to your code now. Some students provided no codes, the wrong regions, no name, just a last name, etc. There are a lot of records and we cannot go back and fill in missing information.