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Team Math Competitions


 GradesTeam SizePrizesFeeDeadlineDescription
Online Math Leaguelevels from 2nd grade through Algebra4 or moreMedals and plaques to the top 10%
30-min. Medals to top 2 scorers of each team.
$99/team or $39/individual First contest to be taken anytime in November, so register before thatCan be done individually as well
Online practice tests available with feedback and suggestions. 3 contests per year (Nov., Jan., March). Test of 15 challenging multiple-choice questions. 
Continental Mathematics League

Grades 2 through Calculus. Students may

participate at their current grade (age)

level or a higher grade level.

Unlimited

5 certificates and 2 medals per

team. Also national and regional awards for

individuals and teams.

$85/teamRegistration deadline 10/12/10

3-5 meets per year. Meets are 30-40 min.

long and have 6-8 questions.

Students work individually. Top 6 scores are

sent in as the team score.

Educontest3rd grade through high school (10 levels available)3 or more students in the same grade level of mathCertificates (top 3 students per school) and trophies (top students in 10-school divisions).$80-$90 per subject level (eg., algebra 1, geometry), plus $6 S&HTest dates 11/3, 12/1, 2/2, and 3/24 tests per year taken at school. Homeschool groups may participate; register together under a group or homeschool name.
American Math ChallengeAges 9-14one school class or homeschool group
Trophies, medals, certificates, visit by Scott Flansburg, Guiness World Record Holder, to your school.Freeonline challenge 10/26 to 10/27/2010Online math game you play against others in real time.
Math Olympiads4th-6th, 6th-8th1-35Certificates (all participants), trophy (team high scorer), patches, pins, bronze medallion for perfect scores$89 ($125 outside of USA)September 30th registration deadline

5 monthly contests with detailed solutions. 8 newsletters help sponsor organize the team. Receive free problems and solutions from previous years.

MATHCOUNTS

 6th/7th/8th4Non-homeschooled teams can move on to state/national finals
Materials are FREE. Annual competition is $25/individual or $90/team.Club participation- no deadline. Competition- registration must be postmarked by 12/10/10Homeschooled students may participate at regional meets as an unofficial team which may not progress to nationals.
Reel Math Challenge6th-8th grades
4
$1,000 college scholarship for each team member; free trip to the 2012 MATHCOUNTS National CompetitionFree
Post video anytime between 9/1/11 and 2/1/12. Public voting is from 11/15/11 through 2/1/12.
Create a video teaching a problem from the 2011-12 MATHCOUNTS School Handbook, using a real- world application of the math concept on which the selected problem is based
Cybermission6th-9th grade3-4, all in same grade$2,000 - $5,000 savings bondsFree Mission folder due 2/25/11
National Event June 2011.

Conduct

a web-based, team science project,

using science, math and technology to

solve a problem in your community.

MathNotations Online Contests
Any
Team of 1-6 peopleRecognition
Free
11/17/10 (other contests periodically available as well)
Need special approval to participate alone, without a team. Topics include 2nd year algebra, geometry, number theory and middle school math. Some questions are open-ended and require careful justification.

 

International Mathematics Tournament of

Towns

7th-12th gradesAs many as you want from one city.Recognition

$65 or more per city (depends on city's

population)

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Contest has 2 stages (autumn and spring) and 2 levels (easier and harder). Score is based on best score of the 4 papers per year.

Scores are based on points for best three

questions on each paper. USA Contact names: Harold Reiter

HBREITER@uncc.edu or Stephen Davis

stdavis@davidson.edu in Charlotte, NC area.

Purple Comet Math MeetMiddle school, high school1-6 (Do not need to go to same school or be in same town)CertificatesFreeEvent 4/4/11 - 4/10/11Teams work together at own facility to solve 15-25 problems in 60-90 min. Contest categories for large schools, small schools, and students from multiple schools (or homeschools). Adult supervisor required.
The Harvard/MIT Mathematics TournamentHigh School (middle school students may also participate)1-8Prizes given to top 10 individuals and top 5 teams.$10/student (late registration $15/student)Event in February.Held at MIT and at Harvard in alternate years. Challenging and entertaining. One of the largest math competitions in the USA. Individual and team rounds.
Siemens CompetitionHigh school students Up to 3

$1,000-$100,000 scholarships per team member for regional and national winners.

FreeDeadline 10/1/09 5PMThe leading science and mathematics research-based competition for high school students in the United States. Enter as individuals or teams. See also  the Siemens Foundation website.
Moody's Mega Math Challenge
11th and 12th grades
3-5 studentsTeams share prizes of $1,000 - $20,000 in scholarship money; opportunity for summer internship with Moody's CorporationFreeRegistration deadline March 2, 2009
Challenge date is either Saturday or Sunday, March 7 & 8, 2009
Only for students in the following states:    Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Washington D.C. Team has 14 hours to work together to complete an assigned problem at the place of their choice

High School Mathematical Contest in Modeling (HiMCM)

High School1-4Recognition and certificates$75/teamRegistration deadline 11/6/09 @ 2PMWork at own facility on real-world problem, during one consecutive thirty-six hour period. Solutions are submitted for centralized judging.
Mandelbrot Team Play under age 20 4Award ribbons, other prizes (eg. t-shirts). This is a highly respected contest so the recognition for a high score is valuable.$32 for 4 students; $8 for each additional 4

Registration 11/17/09-12/31/09

 

2009-2010 Event dates: 1/4-1/17, 

2/1-2/14,

3/1-3/14

Team works for one hour on proof-style questions.
 
       
      

 

 
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Students might be interested in entering regional meets, which are major math events sponsored by colleges and universities.