Regional International Collegiate Programming Contest Results
Last weekend, USaskatchewan hosted 14 teams from UAlberta, UCalgary, ULethbridge, and USaskatchewan, as the Canadian site for the 63-team Rocky-Mountain regional competition.
We had four teams entered:
The regional winning team was from the Colorado School of Mines, solving all ten problems in 774 minutes — they set a high bar by achieving the best time for six problems, and never submitting an incorrect solution! The top Canadian team was UCalgary Emerald at third with 9 problems in 1208 minutes (UUtah was second with 9 solved in 873 minutes). All four Canadian universities placed in the top ten: UAlberta Gold at 6th with 7 solved in 927 minutes, and ULethbridge CE with 6 problems solved, but edging USask Green out with only 715 minutes used.
Congratulations to all of our teams for showing well, and especially our teams of second-years with strong results. The potential for next couple of years is high.
- USask White: sophomores Lauresa Stilling, Jeremy Storring, Phaedra Berger
- USask Red: sophomores Yaser Muhammad Faisal Jubayer, Asif Khan, Afia Alam
- USask Green: seniors Agis Daniels, Antoine Labrecque, Michael van der Kamp, and Dorian Thiessen (reserve)
- Usask Blue: sophomores Kohlton Booth, Vyom Patel, Jiaye Wang
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- USask Green solved 6 in 695 minutes, placing 10th
- USask Red solved 4 in 768 minutes, placing 29th
- USask Blue solved 3 in 253 minutes, placing 32nd
- USask White solved 2 in 255 minutes, placing 43rd.
The regional winning team was from the Colorado School of Mines, solving all ten problems in 774 minutes — they set a high bar by achieving the best time for six problems, and never submitting an incorrect solution! The top Canadian team was UCalgary Emerald at third with 9 problems in 1208 minutes (UUtah was second with 9 solved in 873 minutes). All four Canadian universities placed in the top ten: UAlberta Gold at 6th with 7 solved in 927 minutes, and ULethbridge CE with 6 problems solved, but edging USask Green out with only 715 minutes used.
Congratulations to all of our teams for showing well, and especially our teams of second-years with strong results. The potential for next couple of years is high.