WCHS Math Scholars Compete In National Math Contest
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Thirty-two Warsaw Community High School math scholars, representing all four grade levels, competed in a national math contest Feb. 23 without having to leave school.
Students took part in the American Mathematics Competition, a 25-question, 75-minute multiple choice exam in secondary school mathematics.
Results for the AMC 10 test for sophomores and freshmen were: Bryce Fritzel, school winner; Bryce Carter, second; Jeffrey Holt, third place; Madeline Hooks, fourth place; and J.D. French, fifth place.
Results for the AMC 12 test, open to any high school student, were: Alek Jansen, school winner and qualified for a Young Student Certificate of Achievement for scoring more than 90 points; Zak Erba, second-place honors; Lucille Rich, third-place honors.By placing in the top three on the AMC 12, Jansen, Erba and Rich comprised the WCHS student team.
Zack Rooker placed fourth, and Andrew Cox and Nate Stone tied for fifth place.
