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Arkansas Council of Teachers of Mathematics State Contest Results Saturday, April 8, 2006 Algebra (25 points possible) 1. Abubakr Abid (25) Lisa Academy, Little Rock 1. Ian Benz (25) Mountain Home Junior High 1. Jonathan Wang (25) McNair Middle School, Fayetteville 4. Austin Campbell (24) Woodland Junior High, Fayetteville 4. Carvey Leung (24) Cabot Junior High School 4. Matthew Rainwater (24) Searcy High School 4. David Ye (24) Dunbar Magnet Middle School, Little Rock 8. David Conway (23) Conway High School East 8. Shicong Xu (23) Elmwood Junior High School, Rogers Geometry (25 pts. possible) 1. Jack Chen (24) Central High School, Little Rock 2. Angela Wang (23) Woodland Junior High, Fayetteville 3. Whitney Gao (22) Little Rock Christian Academy, Little Rock 4. Vihitha Thota (22) Lisa Academy, Little Rock 5. Karan Batra (20) Lincoln Junior High School, Bentonville 6. Vijay Rajaram (19) Central High School, Little Rock 6. Ryan Wells (19) Valley View Junior High, Jonesboro 8. Joshua Elander (18) Searcy High School 8. Sreesh Reddy (18) Lisa Academy, Little Rock Algebra II (25 pts. possible) 1. No Woody (23) White Hall High School, Pine Bluff 2. Chase Armistead (22) Mountain Home Junior High 3. Aaron Miller (22) Rogers High School 4. Matthew Robinson (21) Newport High School 5. Riley Capshaw (20) Newport High School 5. TsungYen Chen (20) Conway High School West 5. Kyle Erf (20) Fayetteville High School 5. James Schmitt (20) Mountain Home High School 5. Austin Silkey (20) Arkansas High School, Texarkana 5. April Wang (20) Woodland Junior High, Fayetteville Trig/PreCal (24 pts. possible) 1. Daniel Thompson (24) Fayetteville High School 1. Christina Ye (24) Fayetteville High School 1. Louise Li (24) Fayetteville High School 4. Miles McCullough (23) Central High School, Little Rock 4. Catherine Yang (23) Fayetteville High School 6. Shidong Chen (22) Fayetteville High School 6. Seung Chul Lee (22) Subiaco Academy 6. Stephen Q Zhao (22) Central High School, Little Rock 9. Binh Pham (21) Rison High School 9. Samantha Puckett (21) Fayetteville High School 9. Preston Scrape (21) Jonesboro High School Calculus (21pts. possible) 1. Daniel Heffron (20) Rogers High School 2. Sara Pham (19) Pulaski Academy, Little Rock 3. Daniel Totten (19) Wynne High School 4. Helen Chang (18) Southside High School, Fort Smith 4. Anh Doan (18) Rison High School 4. Holly Jackson (18) Fayetteville High School 4. Kyung Soo Lee (18) Subiaco Academy 4. Stuart Shirrell (18) Central High School, Little Rock 4. Angela Zou (18) Fayetteville High School .

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