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Thirty-three members of the 2005 Mathematics Trainers' Guild Philppine Delegation to International Mathematics Competitions for the Secondary Level recently brought pride and honor to the country after representing it in the China Junior High School Mathematics Olympiad (CJHMO), held last August 2 to 9, 2005 in Tai-an City, Shandong China. The Philippine delegation had two 2nd Honors and 25 3rd Honors recepients in the Open Ended Problem Solving event, and six 2nd Honors and 27 3rd Honors recepients in the Short Answer event.
Here are the lists of winners in both events: Open Ended Problem Solving: 2nd Honors: Paul Julian Hao - Chiang Kai Shek College Alister Lusuan - Xavier School 3rd Honors: Ma. Diyina Gem Arbo - Aquinas University Science High School, Legaspi City Minerva Bianca Avecilla - San Beda College-Alabang Johanna Lei Bandoy - Silliman University High School Angeline Baniqued - St. Paul College - Pasig Mary Rose Canicosa - Canossa Academy, Calamba, Laguna Franzemyll Dy - MSU-IIT Integrated Deveopmental School, Iligan City Galvin Lester Dy - Grace Christian High School Kevin Jonathan Dy - St. Stephen’s High School Roseanne Dy – Cagayan de Oro Kong Hua School Rayton Steven Espiritu - San Beda College - Alabang Jim Franklin Kalaw - Naga City Science High School Stephen John Koh - St. Stephen’s High School Ezra Jed Macabenta - Bohol Wisdom School Ian Palermo - MSU-IIT Integrated Developmental School, Iligan City Carmegie Saliba - Negros Occidental Science High School Claudia Jennibelle So- Philippine Cultural High School-Main Harry Bert Tajo - Notre Dame of Marbel University-IBED Adrian Tolentino - Philippine Science High School - Main Candice Joyce Ty - St. Stephen’s High School Wayne Isaac Uy – Phil Science High School - Southern Mindanao Campus Jed Ernest Uytiepo - Don Bosco Technical Institute, Negros Occidental Willard Valenzuela - St. Stephen’s High School Aileen Gail Versoza - San Beda College-Alabang Kerish Villegas - La Salle Greenhills Jeremy Chua Yap - Jubilee Christian Academy Short Answer Problem Solving: 2nd Honors: Minerva Bianca Avecilla - San Beda College - Alabang Angeline Baniqued - St. Paul College-Pasig Galvin Lester Dy - Grace Christian High School Kevin Jonathan Dy - St. Stephen’s High School Carmegie Saliba - Negros Occidental Science High School Aileen Gail Versoza - San Beda College-Alabang 3rd Honors: Ma. Diyina Gem Arbo - Aquinas University Science High School, Legaspi City Johanna Lei Bandoy - Silliman University-Basic Education Dept. Mary Rose Canicosa - Canossa Academy, Calamba, Laguna Renard Eric Chua - St. Stephen’s High School Sharlene Dizon - Chiang Kai Shek College Franzemyll Dy - MSU-IIT Integrated Developmental School, Iligan City Roseanne Dy – Cagayan de Oro Kong Hua School Rayton Steven Espiritu - San Beda College - Alabang Paul Julian Hao - Chiang Kai Shek College Jim Franklin Kalaw - Naga City Science High School Stephen John Koh - St. Stephen’s High School Alister Lusuan - Xavier School Ezra Jed Macabenta - Bohol Wisdom School Florendo Monsalud - Philippine Science High School-Main Campus Mark Terence Mujer - De La Salle University-Canlubang, Laguna Julian Vincent Ong - St. Jude Catholic School Ian Palermo - MSU-IIT Integrated Developmental School, Iligan City James Christopher Pang - Philippine Institute of Quezon City Claudia Jennibelle So - Philippine Cultural High School-Main Harry Bert Tajo - Notre Dame of Marbel University-IBED HS Adrian Tolentino - Philippine Science High School-Main Campus Candice Joyce Ty - St. Stephen’s High School Wayne Isaac Uy - Phil Science High School - Southern Mindanao Campus Jed Ernest Uytiepo - Don Bosco Technical Institute, Negros Occidental Willard Valenzuela - St. Stephen’s High School Kerish Villegas - La Salle Greenhills Jeremy Chua Yap - Jubilee Christian Academy The CJHMO is an annual mathematics competition for secondary level students from different Chinese provinces. The Philippines has been participating as a guest participant to this competition since 2000. The thirty-three Philippine representatives to this contest were among the nearly eighty secondary level students who made it past the MTG's rigorous year-long training and selection process of the country's top young mathematical minds. Other secondary level competitions that the MTG Kids participated in early this year were the 2005 Asian Intercities Teenagers' Mathematics Olympiad in Bohol last May, the 2005 American Regions Mathematics League in San Jose, California last June, the 2nd China Southeast Mathematical Olympiad in Fuzhou, China last July, and the Kaohsiung 6th Invitational World Youth Mathematics Intercity Competition just recently. |
