ANGOLA – A team from Warsaw Community High School won the 39th Annual High School Mathematics Competition at Trine University. More than 180 students on 45 teams from 19 schools competed in the event, which awards renewable scholarships to winning students and stipends to top teachers. WCHS teacher Amanda Taylor led to first place her team of Bryce Carter, Grant Carlson, Josh Miller and Drew Tomasik. If they enroll at Trine, these students will receive $3,000 annual renewable scholarships. Warsaw’s Carter and Miller won individual advanced and elementary, respectively. Each will receive a $5,000 renewable scholarship if they enroll at Trine. Taylor won a $1,000 stipend to use for math education. Warsaw’s Carlson and Clinton’s Pearce won second place individual advanced and elementary awards, respectively. The students competed and awards were given Jan. 30. Also participating from WCHS were Tim Ahlersmeyer, Chris Hastings, Robert White and Jeffrey Holt.
