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Australian team achieves gold medal sweep, Australia ranks third in the 2022 European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad
Four Australian high school students have competed in the 2022 European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad (EGMO), the premier international mathematics competition for young women. The Australian team placed third overall, with each
Australian team announced for 2022 European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad
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From 6–12 April 2022, four Australian high school students will be competing in the 2022 European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad (EGMO), an international mathematics competition for young women. This is the
Australia places 12th in the 2021 EGMO (and wins the Khinkali Challenge!)
— 26 April 2021
The problems of this year’s EGMO contest proved to be the most challenging since Australia first participated in 2018. It turns out, however, that we only have ourselves to blame
EGMO 2021 – the contest begins from down under
— 12 April 2021
It’s been over a year since the Australian contingent has seen each other face-to-face and it’s been a tough and somewhat isolated year of training online. While we have been
Three-time maths Olympian William Steinberg on the 2020 IMO
— 15 October 2020
Hi my name is Will and I represented Australia as AUS 4 in the 61st International Mathematical Olympiad which was, for the first time ever, held remotely from St. Petersburg,
Double Olympian Tunan Shi on the 2020 IOI
— 28 September 2020
Remember last year, how Joshua, the team leader for 2019, forced me to write the first IOI blog post and then claimed that I wanted to write it? Well, this
Australia ranks equal 12th taking home Gold, Silver, and Bronze at this years’ EGMO
— 23 April 2020
Over a nail-biting 40 hours, the scoreboard for EGMO 2020 was populated with scores from this year’s 52 participating countries. It was certainly fun sitting at the top of the
Let the Olympiad begin!
— 16 April 2020
With Day 1 of the contest starting at noon, the Australian team didn’t stay up until midnight to watch the EGMO 2020 virtual opening ceremony as it went live. However,
