Team Scores

NYC A

Round	Place
Power	19th
Team	23rd
Individuals	23rd
Overall	23rd

NYC B

Round	Place
Power	23rd
Team	40th
Individuals	40th
Overall	37th

Individual Scores

Algebra

Name	Place
Nicholas Naing	26th
Milan Haiman	53rd
Matthew Kendall	63rd
Steven Litvack-Winkler	108th
Brian Huang	129th
Joshua Turcotti	135th
Hwankyu Song	165th

Combinatorics

Name	Place
Milan Haiman	50th
Zicheng Zhen	59th
Eric Zhang	67th
Steven Litvack-Winkler	90th
Michelle He	100th
David Yi	100th
Joel Ye	100th
Arvind Mahankali	131st

Geometry

Name	Place
Serina Hu	17th
Hwankyu Song	41st
Arvind Mahankali	73rd
Joel Ye	93rd
Michelle He	93rd
Chelsea Chen	101st
Alvin Chiu	126th
David Yi	126th
Nicholas Naing	126th

Number Theory

Name	Place
Brian Huang	42nd
Zicheng Zhen	69th
Serina Hu	79th
Joshua Turcotti	109th
Chelsea Chen	109th
Eric Zhang	139th
Alvin Chiu	139th
Matthew Kendall	139th

Congratulations to all 6 of our ARML teams for a great job this weekend!

ARML – Division: A
Place	Team	Site	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Indiv. Total	Rly. 1	Rly. 2	Team Round	Power Round	Score
14	NYC A1	P	13	11	13	5	11	2	1	11	7	0	74	6	3	35	49	167
36	NYC A2	P	10	8	7	1	14	1	0	8	4	0	53	0	3	35	41	132
67	NYC A3	P	9	4	9	2	10	0	0	5	2	0	41	0	3	10	43	97
72	NYC A5	P	7	5	3	0	4	0	0	8	2	0	29	0	3	20	39	91
77	NYC A4	P	5	7	3	1	6	0	0	7	3	0	32	0	3	25	28	88
87	NYC A6	P	6	1	1	0	3	0	0	5	2	0	18	0	0	15	31	64

The New York City A team took 7th place overall in the Princeton University Mathematics Competition on November 21st. On the Power portion of the contest, they were 3rd overall!

This is the best finish for the New York City Math Team at PUMaC since 2012.

Congratulations!

The unofficial results for all teams are listed below:

Team Results

Rank	Team Name	School/Organization	Power	Team Score	Individual ZScore	Weighted Score
7	NYC A	New York City Math Team	176 (3rd)	37.453125 (7th)	0.921289232 (9th)	1.105965131
31	Hunter	New York City Math Team	79 (34th)	20.390625 (30th)	-0.13006784 (27th)	-0.274883908
36	NYC B	New York City Math Team	78 (36th)	20.3828125 (31st)	-0.965468814 (38th)	-0.698845382

Dear Math Team Coaches,

As you might be aware, at the end of last year and after many years of service, Jim Cocoros retired as head coach of the New York City Math Team. In light of this, we’d like to use this coming year as a time to solidify the NYC Math Team community and create a self-sustaining entity, with more support for future head coaches.

It is thus our privilege to invite you to join New York City Math Team community through monthly practices, talks and activities beginning on October 24th, at NYU (251 Mercer Street). The first talk will be given by our one and only Larry Zimmerman.

Our goal is to introduce students from various schools and backgrounds to each other, new coaches, and finally some fantastic math.

We need your help to spread the word and invite both coaches and students. If you could compile the list of interested students and other fellow teachers (and their emails) it would help greatly with logistics of space needed. Please email it to info@nycmathteam.org. One can also access registration and necessary parent approval form directly from the website www.nycmathteam.org. Feel free to forward this email to all interested parties and RSVP.

Warmly,

Eliza Kuberska

In June, after eight years of doing an almost impossible job, Jim Cocoros stepped down as a head coach. After much deliberation, a small team of three, Eliza Kuberska, Oana Pascu, and Dmitry Sagalovskiy, volunteered for one interim year to share responsibilities of running the team.

We will be organizing a lecture series and practices, doing reach-out to students and other coaches, and solidifying the New York City Math Team as a self sustaining entity. In June 2015, all willing NYC math team coaches will be invited to vote in a new head coach, which we hope can be a less stressful, 3 year term, rotating job.

We invite all NYC math team coaches to join the NYCMT community to that end, starting with the lecture series and practices.

We hope to see you soon!

– Eliza Kuberska (Hunter College High School)
– Oana Pascu (Stuyvesant High School)
– Dmitry Sagalovskiy (New York Math Circle)