Canadian Math and Programming Competition Results#

A record of my years in competitive mathematics and programming: a provincial COMC championship, three years of CCC Senior results within the top 13%, six Waterloo mathematics distinctions, and the 2023 Lloyd Auckland Invitational Mathematics Workshop.

Canadian Computing Competition, Senior#

Waterloo’s nationwide programming contest, also written internationally. Three consecutive years within the top 13% of Senior competitors, including the top 9% in 2023.

CCC Senior scores and calculated standings, newest first
YearScoreStandingSource
202436/75
Top 11.4%
Joint 351 of 3,947
2024 results ↗
202337/75
Top 8.7%
Joint 264 of 3,420
2023 results ↗
202236/75
Top 12.7%
Joint 237 of 3,262
2022 results ↗

Canadian Open Mathematics Challenge#

A national mathematics contest run by the Canadian Mathematical Society. Four consecutive years of New Brunswick provincial awards, published under my name, Qibin Huang.

COMC awards in New Brunswick, newest first
YearResultSource
2023
Grade 12 Bronze
New Brunswick; overall provincial Honourable Mention
2023 results ↗
2022
Provincial champion
1st in New Brunswick overall; Grade 11 Gold; 55/80
2022 results ↗
2021
Grade 10 Bronze
New Brunswick
2021 results ↗
2020
Grade 9 Joint Gold
New Brunswick
2020 results ↗

Waterloo mathematics contests#

Pascal, Cayley, Fermat and Euclid are Waterloo contests with nationwide and international participation. Six Certificates of Distinction across four contests. I participated in Euclid for four years, earning distinctions in 2022, 2023 and 2024.

Waterloo contest distinctions, newest first
YearContestStandingSource
2024
Euclid
Top 25%
Distinction
2024 results ↗
2023
Euclid
Top 25%
Distinction
2023 results ↗
2023
Fermat
Top 25%
Distinction
2023 results ↗
2022
Euclid
Top 25%
Distinction
2022 results ↗
2022
Cayley
Top 25%
Distinction
2022 results ↗
2021
Pascal
Top 25%
Distinction
2021 results ↗

Lloyd Auckland Invitational Mathematics Workshop#

2023

Selected for a national cohort of approximately 70 students at the University of Waterloo, June 4–10. My performance on the Fermat Contest earned an invitation to apply, followed by acceptance and a week of mathematical problem solving with students from across Canada.

About the workshop ↗
Workshop participants holding their certificates on stage.
The Dunkley Sessions, Part 4: a mathematics problem sheet from June 2023.
Workshop participants posing together in a Waterloo lecture hall.
Workshop participants beside the University of Waterloo sign at night.
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CCC percentages use the published annual score distributions: entrants at or above my score ÷ all Senior entrants × 100, including ties. Joint ranks follow Waterloo’s tables. Distinction means top 25%.

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