Montgomery Catholic MathCounts Team Advances to State Competition

Montgomery Catholic MathCounts Team Advances to State Competition 1Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School’s Middle School MathCounts Team advances to the state competition following their performance at the district level.  Eight middle school students from Montgomery Catholic competed at the MathCounts District competition recently held at Faulkner University where their team placed second overall.

Montgomery Catholic MathCounts Team Advances to State Competition 2Montgomery Catholic’s MathCounts team members are (Back) Will Noell, Julienne Pharrams, Zach Izer and James Bender, (Front) Kayley Holmes, Sadie Bartels, Aniya Lowery and Michael Algarin.  The MCPS team that placed second at the competition was comprised of eighth grade student Sadie Bartels, who placed 12th, seventh grade student Michael Algarin, who placed 7th, eighth grade students Will Noell, who placed 14th and  Zach Izer who placed 15th place for the MCPS chapter competition. Montgomery Catholic’s MathCounts team is sponsored by Mrs. Julie Flowers. The team is excited to advance to the state competition which will be held on March 17, 2018 at Auburn University Montgomery.

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