Congratulations to our American Invitational Math Exam qualifiers

Congratulations to all the Albany area students who embraced the "extreme math" challenge of this year's AMC10 and AMC12 contests. Here are the criteria for invitation to the AIME along with the honor lists: American Invitational Math Exam (AIME) qualification: 115.5 or above on AMC10A 120 or above on AMC10B 94.5 or above on AMC12A 99 or above on AMC12B Congratulations and best wishes to the following students from the Albany area who have qualified to take the AIME, the next step in a series of progressively more challenging mathematics exams leading to the International Mathematics Olympiad. American Invitational Math Exam (AIME)  AMC12B qualifiers:
Matthew Babbitt (heeg) 117
Wyatt Smith (heeg) 114
Elizabeth Parizh (Niskayuna HS) 99
American Invitational Math Exam (AIME) AMC10B qualifiers:
Alex Wei (Van Antwerp MS) 135 Ziqing Dong (Farnsworth MS) 126 William Wang (Farnsworth MS) 124.5 Aniket Tolpadi (Niskayuna HS) 123
American Invitational Math Exam (AIME) AMC12A qualifiers:
Matthew Babbitt (heeg) 130.5 Zubin Mukerjee (Guilderland HS) 102 Sherry He (Emma Willard School) 101 Cecilia Holodak (Niskayuna HS) 99 Wyatt Smith (heeg) 99 J Chung (Emma Willard School) 95 N Xie (Albany Academies) 95
American Invitational Math Exam (AIME)    AMC10A qualifiers Alex Wei (Van Antwerp MS) 127.5 Philip Sun (Shenendahoah HS East) 126 William Wang (Farnsworth MS) 123 Patrick Chi (Iroquois MS) 120 Vineet Velandula (Niskayuna HS) 120 Ziqing Dong (Farnsworth MS) 117 Gili Rusak (Shaker HS) 117
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