This annual competition covers a wide range of topics, including algebra, Euclidean geometry, combinatorics, number theory, and calculus. Schools from any state are welcome to compete, and schools may register up to five teams with up to five contestants per team.

Special thanks to the organizing committee: Sharon McDowell, Annette Rohrs, Eric Sabo, Elizabeth (Betsie) Last, Chi Ho Yuen, George Kerchev, and Shane Scott. Also thanks to Mohammad Ghomi for an exciting presentation on the age-old Durer's problem and recent progress, and to J.D. Walsh for engaging the students, parents and school counselors with a passionate talk on professional opportunities for students majoring in math.

Winners:

• 1st Place - Henrik Boecken
• 2nd Place - Timothy Geiseking
• 3rd Place - Kalen Patton
• 4th Place - Aaron Fishburn

Teams with top scores:

• First - Northview High School, Team A
• Second - Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science and Technology, Team A
• Third - Chamblee Charter High School, Team A
• Fourth - Northview High School, Team B