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Mathletes Compete in Mu Alpha Theta Tournament

Mathletes Compete in Mu Alpha Theta Tournament

This past weekend, the Brother Martin Mu Alpha Theta Club hosted their annual Mu Alpha Theta Tournament. There were 449 students from 21 high schools who came to compete at our tournament. This was such a fantastic showing!

Some Brother Martin Mathletes were able to compete in the tournament as well as helping coordinate the event, and the following students placed:

Individual (Division I):

1st Place: (Algebra I)
Emmanuel Levy ’20

2nd Place: (Algebra I)
Carson Scott ’20

Individual (Division I):

3rd Place: (Algebra II)
Benjamin Chanes ’18

HM: (Algebra II)
Thomas Le ‘18

Individual (Division I):

3rd Place: (Precalculus)
Joseph Aguda ’18

HM: (Precalculus)
Justin Levy ’17

HM: (Precalculus)
Hunter Mathas ‘17

Click here for a complete list of students from all schools who placed in the tournament.