Math Day Results

2018 Math Field Day results -- Southeast Missouri State University

All first-place winners are listed by small school/large school division.

Word problems -- 9th grade

Gabriel Kreid, Nashville Community

Kelsey King, Herrin

Number bases -- 9th grade

Ethan Fritsche, Red Bud

Kelsey King, Herrin

Algebra I -- 10th grade

Erica Standefer, Arcadia Valley

Abigail Cassimatis, Farmington

Geometry -- 10th grade

Dylan Roscow, Red Bud

Bradley Cleveland, Notre Dame

Algebra II -- 11th grade

Patrick Wheeler, Homeschool

Ross Dare, Poplar Bluff

Word problems -- 11th grade

Jose Sulca, Iron County

Xavier Moore, Ste. Genevieve

Exponential & logarithmic -- 11th grade

Jose Sulca, Iron County

Bryce Massey, Anna-Jonesboro

Matrices & determinants -- 12th grade

Abigail Cumins, Bunker

Mitchell Humphrey, Cape Central

Analytic geometry -- 12th grade

Brice Jansen, Leopold

Michael Hwang, Cape Central

Calculus -- 12th grade

Brianna Amschler, Oak Ridge

DJ Dunfee, Herrin

Sets & logic

He Bai, Nashville Community

Claire Southard, Notre Dame

Number theory

Londyn Lorenz, Saxony Lutheran

Yanlin Hu, Notre Dame

Probability

Samuel Koenig, Saxony Lutheran

Jeffrey Bittle, Cape Central

Computational mathematics

Evan Knox, West County

Yanlin Hu, Notre Dame

Hand calculators

Hunter Sutton, Bunker

Michael Hwang, Cape Central

Non-routine problem solving level 1

Grace Young, Arcadia Valley

Rajan Marasini, Notre Dame

Non-routine problem solving level 2

Drew Kuhl, Nashville Community

Tie: Zachary Sample, Cape Central, and Michael Hwang, Cape Central

Geometry open

Chatrin Lamiedvipakul, Cobden

Jake Baumgarte, Herrin

Mental arithmetic

Owen Fahey, Red Bud

Ender Schmidt, Anna-Jonesboro

Algebra open

Hunter Sutton, Bunker

Cody Phillips, Fredericktown

Trigonometry open

Ross Lindsey, Gideon

Samuel Hwang, Cape Central

Elementary data analysis

Samuel Koenig, Saxony Lutheran

Jeffrey Bittle, Cape Central

Problem solving school event

Cape Central, sponsor Mark Allen

Mathletics

Cape Central

Sigma Award

Leopold

Herrin

Students awarded scholarships to attend Southeast Missouri State University

• Devin Lincoln of Burfordville, Missouri, has received the University Scholarship. Lincoln is the son of Kenny and Laura Lincoln of Burfordville, and will be a 2018 graduate of Notre Dame Regional High School.
• Katelyn Robertson of Jackson has received the University Scholarship. Robertson is the daughter of Kenneth and Jacqueline Robertson of Jackson, and will be a 2018 graduate of Jackson High School.
• Layne Johnson of Oran, Missouri, has received the University Scholarship and Residence Life Leadership Award. Johnson is the son of Mike Johnson of Sikeston, Missouri, and Niki Cummins of Oran. He will be a 2018 graduate of Oran High School.
• Jennifer Lohmann of Perryville, Missouri, has received the Residence Life Leadership Award. Lohmann is the daughter of Ronald and Jeannie Lohmann of Perryville, and will be a 2018 graduate of Perryville High School.
• Max Phillipps of Jackson has received the University Scholarship. Phillipps is the son of Tom Phillipps of Jackson and Amy Phillipps of Jackson. He will be a 2018 graduate of Jackson High School.
• Jacob White of Cape Girardeau has received the Regents' Scholarship. White is the son of Eric and Nikki White of Cape Girardeau, and will be a 2018 graduate of Cape Central High School.

Central Methodist University honors students

Central Methodist University recently recognized 17 students during the division of science, mathematics, and computer science honor awards.

• Joshua Hunt from Perryville, Missouri, a senior currently pursuing a bachelor of science degree in biology, was presented the Alpha Epsilon Delta-Harold Momberg Award, given to an outstanding pre-med student in honor of longtime Biology faculty member Dr. Harold Momberg.
• Caitlyn Landewee from Leopold, Missouri, a senior currently pursuing a bachelor of science degree in biology, was presented the Dr. Ferris H. and Leona Wood Award. The scholarship of $150 is for a student concentrating in biology and entering his/her senior year with a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Landewee's name will be placed on a perpetual plaque housed in CMU's Stedman Hall of Science.