In the Team Event, both Towers, a Torrance elementary school, and Farragut had 9 out of 10 correct. Eli Schinderman, Henry Held, Melania Sowell, and William Carroll received the second-place trophy for the school. In the team event, each five-member team had 30 minutes to work together to solve 10 problems. Three El Marino mathletes achieved a 8 out of 10 for Bronze: Andrew Fresquez, Linka Tiesiera and Russell Bui.

Three mathletes achieved a 9 out of 10 for Silver: Duncan Nassar, El Rincon and Peyton Katigbak and William Carroll, both from Farragut. Individual Awards are based on merit, and three Culver City mathletes achieved a 10 out of 10 for Gold: Chloe Yoshikawa, El Rincon Isaac Salzmann, Linwood Howe and Noah Kim, Farragut. Howe cafeteria, while teams from Santa Monica, Torrance, El Segundo and Manhattan Beach met in-person at their schools. Fifty-five CCUSD mathletes on 11 teams met in the Linwood E. This year, it was a hybrid-Zoom tournament: all 108 participants logged into Zoom for the individual event, and mathletes met in person for the team event.

Traditionally, the 30 participating schools met in person. The problems in the tournament are complex math word problems. Howe Elementary School hosted the 15th Annual Los Angeles Countywide 4fourth- and fifth-grade Math Olympiads Tournament. Submitted by the Culver City Unified School DistrictĬulver City should be proud of the outstanding achievement of many of its fourth- and fifth-grade Math Olympians – CCUSD’s Mathletes.

Mathlete of the week trophy