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| Individual Results: |
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For receiving the second highest score on the written exam, Kathy Mancuso has been awarded a four-year half-tuition scholarship to attend USC.
For receiving the third highest score on the written exam, Todd Adams has been awarded a four-year quarter-tuition scholarship to attend USC.
The table below lists the top 16 scorers on our written exam. We would like to congratulate these students as well as all of the students who have worked so hard and performed so well on our written exam.
| Top 16 Scores on Written Exam | ||||
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| Student | Score (out of 150) | Grade Level | High School | Teacher |
| Ioana Gradinaru | 133 | senior | Governor's School for Science Math | Art Squillante |
| Kathy Mancuso | 93 | junior | A. C. Flora High School | Joyce Hughston |
| Todd Adams | 88 | senior | Ben Lippen School | Robert Hess |
| Mark Ammons | 87 | senior | Governor's School for Science & Math | Art Squillante |
| Thomas Grooms | 86 | sophomore | Aiken High School | Ellen H. Grooms |
| Cedric Ching | 82 | senior | T. L. Hanna High School | Sherry Martin |
| Amanda Johnson | 79 | junior | D. W. Daniel High School | Marion Greene & Joan Shearin |
| Jonathan Mason | 78 | senior | Dreher High School | Christina Murphy & Linda Williams |
| Will Brockington | 76 | junior | South Aiken High School | Celeste Brockington |
| William B. Lowry | 76 | senior | York Comprehensive High School | William C. Good |
| Richard Ott | 76 | senior | Lexington High School | Shirley Cook |
| Sarah Porter | 76 | senior | Hammond School | Bill Austin |
| Adam Smith | 76 | junior | Sumter Christian School | Jerry Baugh |
| Shaun P. Wood | 76 | senior | York Comprehensive High School | William C. Good |
| Megan Workman | 75 | junior | Westside High School | Becky Parris & Missy Smith |
| Kana Takematsu | 73 | junior | D. W. Daniel High School | Marion Greene & Joan Shearin |
| Team Results: |
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Schools are divided into two divisions based on the number of students, the number of teachers, the scope of the math program, etc. For each team, we average the top 3 written exam scores. This score is added to the score from the ciphering contest to give us the team score. Trophies are awarded to the schools with the top three team scores from each division. Congratulations to the following schools.
| Division 1 | ||||||
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| High School | Teacher | Students | Top 3 Average | Ciphering | TEAM SCORE | |
| First Place | Governor's School for Science & Math | Art Squillante | Ioana Gradinaru, Mark Ammons, Jessica Swann, Beth Novak, Sarah Funderburk, Denise Strickland | 94.7 | 31 | 125.7 |
| Second Place | D. W. Daniel High School | Marion Greene & Joan Shearin | Amanda Johnson, Kana Takematsu, Alan Newton, Matthew Hedden, Mark Kostreva, Rachel Briggs | 67.3 | 37 | 104.3 |
| Third Place | Dreher High School | Christina Murphy & Linda Williams | Jonathan Mason, Chris Jones, Tazeen Mahtab, Jackson Sparks, Paul Heider, Stephen Williams | 70.7 | 29 | 99.7 |
| Division 2 | ||||||
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| High School | Teacher | Students | Top 3 Average | Ciphering | TEAM SCORE | |
| First Place | Ben Lippen School | Robert Hess | Todd Adams, Cindy An, Emery Nickerson, Ge Su, David Nickerson, John Harmon | 74.3 | 28 | 102.3 |
| Second Place | Hammond School | Bill Austin | Sarah Porter, James Mack, Stephen Bates, Brian Lumpkin, Alan Porter | 68 | 26 | 94 |
| Third Place | Cardinal Newman High School | Sister Eileen Quinn | Ryan Woodall | 63 | 7 | 70 |
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Last modified on 12/17/98.
