Texas ARML

The Texas ARML Team competes annually at the University of Iowa site of the American Regions Math League, a national high school math competition. Various regions of the country send one or more teams to one of the sites to partake in a rigorous day of competition on the Saturday following Memorial Day. The Texas team usually comprises about 45 students from all over Texas who share a common interest in mathematics. Invitations are based on the AMC and other contest results. We start the weekend with a camaraderie-building bus ride. The day before the contest, a two hour test is used to help select the 15-member Gold, Silver, and Bronze/Titanium teams.

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Results from past contests

1980: Texas B placed 4th in the B division. 1981: Texas A placed 6th in the A division. Texas B placed 5th in the B division.

1982: Texas A placed 5th in the A division.

1983: Texas A placed 4th in the A division. Jeff Soesbe placed 3rd individually.

1984: Texas Gold placed 4th in the A division.

1985: Texas Gold placed 5th in the A division. Texas Silver placed 3rd in the B division.

1994: Texas Silver placed 1st in the B division.

1995: Texas Gold placed 2nd in the A division.

1996: Texas Gold placed 6th in the A division.

1997: Texas Gold placed 3rd in the A division.

1998: Texas Gold placed 5th in the A division.

2001: Texas Gold won the Iowa site award in the A division.

2002: Texas Gold won the Iowa site award in the A division.

2004: Texas Silver won the Iowa site award in the B division.

2005: Texas Gold won the Iowa site award in the A division. Texas Silver placed 2nd in the B division.

2006: Texas Gold placed 3rd in the A division. Jeffrey Chen placed 2nd individually. Zach Abel placed 3rd individually.

2007: Texas Gold placed 6th in the A division.

2008: Texas Gold won the Iowa site award in the A division. Kevin Chen placed 8th individually.

2010: Texas Gold placed 6th in the A division. Bobby Shen placed 2nd individually. Greg Yang won the individual Iowa site award.

2011: Texas Gold won the Iowa site award in the A division.

2012: Texas Gold placed 10th in the A division.

2013: Texas Bronze placed 6th in the B division. Michael Ma placed 15th individually.

2014: Texas Gold placed 4th in the A division.

2016: Eric Gan placed 5th individually. Luke Robitaille placed 10th individually.

2017: Texas Gold placed 5th in the A division. Jeffrey Huang placed 8th individually. Dylan Liu placed 20th individually.

2018: Texas Gold placed 6th in the A division. Texas Titanium won the JV award in the A division. Luke Robitaille placed 1st individually.

2019: Texas Gold placed 2nd in the A division. Texas Titanium won the JV award. Luke Robitaille placed 2nd individually. Andrew Cai placed 9th individually. Eric Gan placed 10th individually. Christopher Wu placed 16th individually. Alexander Yi placed 19th individually.

2020: There was no competition due to the pandemic.

2021: In the first (and hopefully last) ever online ARML competition, Texas Gold placed 8th in the A division. Luke Robitaille placed 1st individually with a perfect 10.

2022: In the on-site competition, Texas Gold placed 2nd in the A division. Texas Titanium placed 10th in the A division. Luke Robitaille placed 1st individually with a perfect 10. Rowechen Zhong placed 5th individually. Channing Yang placed 11th individually. William Dai placed 18th individually.

2023: Texas Gold placed 3rd in the A division. Jerry Zhang placed 6th individually. Kevin Lu placed 9th individually.

2024: Texas Gold placed 3rd in the A division. Texas Silver placed 4th in the A division. Michael Zhao placed 10th individually.

2025: Texas Gold placed 6th in the A division. Nathan Liu placed 2nd individually, James Stewart placed 5th individually. Kevin Hu placed 9th individually. Channing Yang placed 18th individually.