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Local Students Score In Mathcounts

March 18th, 2019 by WCBC Radio

On Saturday, March 16, 2019, 36 regional middle school champs and qualifiers from across Maryland met at John’s Hopkins University in Baltimore for the Maryland State Mathcounts Finals. Allegany County was represented well with teams from Braddock and Bishop Walsh, as well as individuals from Braddock and Washington.

 

Fresh off of its seventh straight regional championship, Braddock defeated 28 finalists and finished in the elite eight. This was the highest finish for an Allegany County middle school in sixteen years. 253 of the top math students in the state took part in the very difficult four-hour competition.

 

Braddock 7th grader, Colin Sheehe, had the 19th best score of the day. Braddock’s team included Colin Sheehe, Cole Fiscus, Quinn Cohen, and Daniel Gregory. Braddock also had three individuals – Ian Kiddy, Zac Septoff, and Emmanuel Kujenga. Bishop Walsh’s team included Max Mathews, Maddy Brown, Lilly Stasko, and Gloria Nelson. Washington had one individual – Brayson Fleegle.

 

Pictured (Group): (front) Max Mathews (BW), Maddie Brown (BW), Quinn Cohen (BR), Ian Kiddy (BR), Colin Sheehe (BR); (middle) Lilly Stasko (BW), Gloria Nelson (BW), Brayson Fleegle (WA) Cole Fiscus (BR), Zac Septoff (BR), Emmanuel Kujenga (BR); (back) Coaches, Jennifer Flinn (BW), Josh Wilson (WA), Stephan Weisenmiller (WA), Sheila Greise (BR), Ray Short (BR)

5 Responses to “Local Students Score In Mathcounts”

  1. March 18, 2019 at 10:16 am, kevin said:

    Mouthcounts? Really?

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    • March 18, 2019 at 12:05 pm, kevin said:

      > Thanks for the edit!

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      • March 18, 2019 at 1:56 pm, Bob said:

        > I guess the headline stating that the entire town had been arrested was too subtle a boo boo to be noticed yet.

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  2. March 18, 2019 at 11:13 am, Michelle said:

    Way to go Braddock & Allegany County! Great to see wonderful academic accomplishments for all of these students!

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  3. March 18, 2019 at 12:05 pm, Jake said:

    Well Kevin, it looks like you can’t spell, so a statewide competition in math for 11-13 yr olds would be out of your league. These kids work hard.

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