Montgomery Catholic Middle School Top 3 at MathCounts

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Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School competed in the MathCounts competition on Friday, February 3, 2017. Held at Faulkner University in Montgomery, Montgomery Catholic had eight students participate,  the MCPS team of Brian Povilus, Zach Izer, Sadie Bartels and Catherine Aaron, came in 3rd place in Montgomery, with their teammates Hall Triplett and Brian Povilus, who tied for 10th place.  Students Emily Riggles, James Yorton and Thea Haynes made up the rest of the Knights MathCounts team. The team sponsors were Mrs. Julie Flowers and Mrs. Tricette Savage

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Congratulations to our Mathletes!


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