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2008 ARML LOCAL FINAL RESULTS

Congratulations to Thomas Jefferson C and South Burlington High School for winning the Archimedes and Bernoulli divisions, respectively. Lehigh Valley - North of Philly and Chesapeake Bernoulli placed second in their respective divisions. Congratulations also go out to Jonathan Mei (Buchholz 1), Palmer Mebane (Chesapeake Archimedes), and Haitao Mao (Thomas Jefferson C) for their perfect scores on the individual round. These three students will split the $100 Amazon gift certificate prize.

2008 ARML LOCAL FINAL STANDINGS
Archimedes Division
Team Name	City	Coach	Team Score
TJ C	Alexandria, VA	Pat Gabriel/Jen Allard	138
Lehigh Valley North of Philly	Radnor, etc.	Don Davis	126
Wayzata Gold	Wayzata	Tom Kilkelly	123
Chesapeake Archimedes	Columbia, MD	Catherine Asaro	117
Team 1	Waterloo, Ontario	Will Ma	116
Zum Zum	Troy, Michigan	R. P. Khetan	115
San Marino HS	San Marino, CA	Tom Armbruster	112
Lehigh Valley--west of Philly	Valley Forge	Don Davis	111
Lehigh Valley-North Jersey	Montgomery	Don Davis	110
Lehigh Valley-Bethlehem	Bethlehem	Don Davis	107
Buchholz 1	Gainesville, FL	Ziwei Lu	107
Lehigh Valley--Upper Dublin	Ft Washington	Don Davis	106
Northwood HS (Team A)	Irvine, CA	Maria Casper	103
Massey Team A	Windsor	Christopher Ing	102
West High I	Salt Lake City	Tihomir Asparouhov	99
Iowa City West ARRR!	Iowa City	James Kirpes	98
Palos Verdes Peninsula HS	Rancho Palos Verdes, CA	Vararat Chaiyont	98
Garfield High School	Seattle	Elissa Farmer	97
Waterford	Salt Lake City	Tihomir Asparouhov	97
Lassiter High School	Marietta, Ga.	Don Slater	96
TJ A	Alexandria, VA	Pat Gabriel/Jen Allard	96
Arcadia HS	Arcadia, CA	Kerry King	96
Buchholz 2	Gainesville, FL	Ziwei Lu	95
Lehigh Valley--Parkland	Allentown	Don Davis	93
Lehigh Valley--east of Philly	Yardley	Don Davis	93
TJ B	Alexandria, VA	Pat Gabriel/Jen Allard	91
Long Beach Alternate #2	Long Beach, CA	Kent Merryfield	89
Naperville North High School	Naperville, IL	Jong Ho Kim	85
Skyline I	Salt Lake City	Tihomir Asparouhov	84
Massey Team B	Windsor	Christopher Ing	84
Math Zoom	Irvine, CA	Kevin Wang	82
Walton High School	Marietta, Ga.	Tom Fulton	81
Massey Team C	Windsor	Christopher Ing	73
Just 4 Laffs	Walkersville, Maryland	Mark Pritt	72
ANTM	Troy, Michigan	R. P. Khetan	72
Wheeler High School	Marietta, Ga.	Tom Fulton	67
Lehigh Valley--Emmaus	Emmaus	Don Davis	64
Greenhill School	Addison, TX	Barb Currier	64
Long Beach Alternate #1	Long Beach, CA	Kent Merryfield	63
Massey Team D	Windsor	Christopher Ing	63
AAH/WHS	Austin	Josh Dever	58
St. Stephen's A	Austin, TX	Kurt Oehler	58
Team 2	Waterloo, Ontario	Will Ma	58
jasper jerks	plano	jayne fischer	57
Bergen's Best	Paramus	Scott Helsel	56
All Hail David Lu	Troy, Michigan	R. P. Khetan	52
jasper lu	plano	jayne fischer	42
West High II	Salt Lake City	Tihomir Asparouhov	38
Why Are We Here?	Paramus	Scott Helsel	36
Iowa City West Aym3r1ka!	Iowa City	James Kirpes	33
SCRAM	Troy, Michigan	R. P. Khetan	32
Skyline II	Salt Lake City	Tihomir Asparouhov	32
Northwood HS (Team B)	Irvine, CA	Maria Casper	27
St. Stephen's B(Alternates)	Austin, TX	Kurt Oehler	16
Bernoulli Division
Team Name	City	Coach	Team Score
South Burlington High School	South Burlington	Jean Ohlson	58
Chesapeake Bernoulli	Columbia, MD	Catherine Asaro	47
Christ's Household of Faith School	Saint Paul	Mike Reiners	31

The American Regions Mathematics League (ARML), with the help of a grant from the National Security Agency’s Mathematics Education Partnership Program, is introducing a new competition on Saturday, April 5th called ARML Local.

ARML Local is open to all high schools and home schooling groups in the United States and Canada. Each school may field up to four teams with six students per team. We encourage schools near each other to meet up and compete, but the contest can also be done at individual schools. The competition must be completed on April 5th (or April 6th under special circumstances) in order for test scores to be considered valid, and all test scores must be submitted via e-mail or at the ARML Local website by 11:59pm PDT on Tuesday, April 8th to be eligible for any prizes or recognition.

ARML Local, which can be completed in about 3.5 hours (allowing for breaks), has a round structure similar to the main ARML competition, so it is excellent preparation for the main competition at the end of May. The rounds are:

• Team Round (40 minutes): A set of 10 short answer questions of various types worked together by the entire team.



• Theme Round (60 minutes): A set of 10 short answer questions on a particular topic worked together by the entire team.



• Individual Round (5 pairs, 10 minutes/pair): A set of 10 short answer questions worked on independently by each student.



• Relay Round (3 rounds, 6/8/10 minutes): If you’ve done ARML before, you know what this is. However, unlike ARML, each round has a different structure. The first round has each team breaking into three relay squads of two, the second round breaks the team into two relay squads of three, and the final round is a super relay with all six students. Students work on problems, passing answers back to the next person on their squad to use in their solutions. The team scores points only if the last answer the final student passes to the proctor in the time allotted is the correct answer (with more points for correct early submissions).

Coaches and/or local contest coordinators will be responsible for grading the papers the day of the contest and submitting team scores via e-mail or at the ARML website. Scores will be compiled from nationwide, and the top teams will receive prizes. We will have two divisions: the Archimedes Division for schools with average enrollments per grade level of 250 students or more per grade, as well as for any school with a selective admissions process (or teams that are created from one or more schools), and the Bernoulli Division for everyone else (teams from smaller schools may opt to compete in the Archimedes Division). The students on the first and second place team in each division will receive $50 and $25 Amazon.com gift certificates (ties will be broken first by total individual round score, then by team round + theme round score, then by random drawing). In addition, all students with the top individual score will be entered into a random drawing for a $100 Amazon.com gift certificate.

ARML Local Head Coordinator Contact Information

Paul Dreyer
ARML.Local@gmail.com
Cell: 310-383-3499
Fax: 310-451-7073
Mailing Address:
ARML Local
c/o Paul Dreyer
846 4th Street, #205
Santa Monica, CA 90403