Announcements

Joshua Hsieh, Valerie Song, Joshua Wang, and Kelin Zhu placed second at UMD's High School Programming Competition and were the highest placing team from Maryland.

Claire Zhang won a gold medal at the European Girls Olympiad in Informatics with a 13th place finish. She was the top US competitor.

Timothy Qian, Colin Galen, and Gabriel Wu won fifth place in the Adolescent Grigore Moisil International Programming Contest Final Round.

Comp Team hosted the fourth iteration of the Montgomery Blair Informatics Tournament online this weekend. The event attracted over 500 competitors from across the world. Koresha won first place in the Advanced division, and Remdi™ won in the Standard division.

Timothy Qian, Colin Galen, and Gabriel Wu won first place at the Stanford Programming Competition (ProCo), solving 13 out of 14 problems in 92 minutes.

Claire Zhang was selected to be one of the four members of the US team competing at the European Girls Olympiad in Informatics (EGOI).

Timothy Qian, Colin Galen, Gabriel Wu, and Maxwell Zhang won first place at the TeamsCode Spring 2021 Online Coding Contest, Advanced Division.

Timothy Qian, Colin Galen, and Gabriel Wu were selected to participate in the prestigious USACO camp, intended to train the US team for the International Olympiad in Informatics.

Timothy Qian, Colin Galen, and Gabriel Wu won first place in the Adolescent Grigore Moisil International Programming Contest Qualifying Round, advancing to the Final Round in Romania this summer.

Timothy Qian, Colin Galen, Gabriel Wu, and Maxwell Zhang won second place at the TeamsCode Fall 2020 Online Coding Contest. Jeffrey Tong, Claire Zhang, Phillip Guo, and Jason An won third place.

Comp Team hosted the third iteration of the Montgomery Blair Informatics Tournament online this weekend. The event attracted almost 500 competitors from across the world, including competitors from Croatia, Ukraine, Russia, India, and Singapore. Zagreb Oblutci won first place in the Advanced division, and <input class="input" placeholder="Insert Creative Name Here"> won in the Standard division.

Timothy Qian, Colin Galen, and Gabriel Wu won third place at the Lexington HS Informatics Tournament, solving all 6 problems in 160 minutes. Ayush Varshney, Maxwell Zhang, and Aaron Mei won sixth place.

Colin Galen, Gabriel Wu, Timothy Qian, Ayush Varshney, and Maxwell Zhang won first place in the Noctem Virtual online programming competition, solving all 7 problems in 17 minutes.

Comp Team hosted the second iteration of the Montgomery Blair Informatics Tournament, online this time. The event attracted almost 300 competitors from across the world. Sponsored by Raid: Shadow Legends won first place in the Advanced division, and orzosities won first place in the Standard division.

Timothy was selected to participate in the prestigious USACO camp, intended to train the US team for the International Olympiad in Informatics.

Timothy Qian, Colin Galen, Ayush Varshney, and Gabriel Wu won first place at the University of Maryland High School Programming Contest, solving all 8 problems in 97 minutes.

Kevin Higgs, Gabriel Wu, Timothy Qian, and Colin Galen won 3rd place in the MIT Battlecode bot programming competition (high school division).

Gabriel Wu, Timothy Qian, Colin Galen, and Kevin Higgs won first place at PClassic, once again solving 7 out of 8 problems.

The MBHS Computer Team hosted the first ever Montgomery Blair Informatics Tournament, which attracted 120 middle and high school competitors. Blairleraos from TJHSST won first place in the Varsity division, and One Hundo Percent Not FBI from Blair and Takoma Park MS won first place in the Rookie division.

Gabriel Wu, Timothy Qian, Kevin Higgs, and Maxwell Zhang won first place at PClassic, solving 7 out of 8 problems.