I know it's too soon, but

[gidyup1313]

Hey guys/girls...Chuck Thompson from City View here...The Regional Qualifier Meet set for April 14th will be a Virtual Meet...your coaches will gain access to the tests via passwords, download the tests, give them to you during the testing window, grade them and submit them to me via Project Mustang, our new web-based Tabulation website...maximum flexibility, no travel, very low costs, great competition.

Since this is a Regional Qualifier Meet, our test-writers have been interviewed, chosen and instructed to simulate both in depth and difficulty what we think the Regional Meet UIL Test will be like...most tests you buy from vendors like Hexco and TMSCA, as helpful as they are during the regular season, have their tests all written in advance...hopefully, the test-writers we have chosen will be able to use this year's released tests and last year's Regional UIL Tests as a model to create the best test possible to prepare you for Regionals.

The results will be separated by Classification (1A, 2A, ...) and the Regions will be listed for comparison purposes...also, there will be an "Overall" Division just for fun to identify the "Best of the Best. I received 37 responses to this mornings State-wide invitation within the first hour, so all indications are that this will be a well-"attended" and competitive meet. Tests will be offered in NS, CALC, MATH, SCI, CE, SS, CS, ACC & SPELLING.

Hope everyone out there joins us!!

Chuck Thompson
City View HS
cthompson1313@gmail.com
Project Mustang - www.virtualchallengemeets.com

[FabensMath]

[BlasianAsian]

If it was common, then I bet you that they doused it in grease, cooked it, then doused it again. Mmmm...tastes like a stroke at 30...delicious!

[FabensMath]

[BlasianAsian]

XD. LMAO.

[FabensMath]

Wesley is a BEAST in math events, in his region he tied for 1st in calculator, 2nd mathematics, and 1st number sense! WOW!

[nsguy1350]

[FabensMath]

Because I saw that most districts are finished right now, my region just finished posting results today(I got 1st calculator and 4th math!) , and I was curious of where you were placing in your region and your chances of advancing...which are pretty much set in stone for all of them. Now looking, the post is really off topic from the last ones, but I think it goes with what this was originally intended for.

[nsguy1350]

Well, true, but with the addition of Westwood a few days ago, I am in jeopardy. I was always in jeopardy in Math, with NS being pretty locked down and CA being somewhat of a challenge.

In NS, Kevin Tian got a 279. I got a 296, Abhishek from Klein got a 291, and Will Linz got a 265.
So my Region, those within 50 pts, has 296-291-279-265 at District. Someone isn't going to State :O
All I have to do to make State is get above ONE of those people, but a few bad mistakes or a bad sleep will drop you significantly.
It's good that I'm in the lead right now, but it is by no means locked down.
Team-wise, we're in the running, but I'm not sure if we can catch Klein. I think we need about 30 points or so.

For Math, Region will be a shootout.
Kevin Li got a 348. I got a 338. Kevin Tian got a 336. There were I believe 4 others in our Region above 300.
So the scores run 348-338-336-318-316-308-302, above 300. And, there was a question omitted, which would've raised these scores even more, and maybe even brought someone else above 300.
Now definitely, some people aren't going to State. My team will not win Region, as the other teams are a bit too tough.
Yes, I am second in the Region, but look at how tough those are. One or two bad mistakes, and I'm out.

For Calculator, I have a good lead, but not an insurpassable one.

I tied someone with a 234. Then, you have a 206, 3 199s, a 193, 3 192s (one from my school), and a 185 within 50 pts.
That's 234-234-206-199-199-199-193-192-192-192-185.
So, although I have a lead, I could once again drop a couple questions, then have two people jump and catch me, and I don't advance.
With that many people in that range, it's VERY dangerous.
The good thing is we're #1 in the Region right now, but only by a few points, and two of my team members will not practice. It's only I and the 192 practicing (and she's practicing hard, I'm very glad she's on the team. I really don't want to let her down and not let her go to State, especially since she's a senior). The other two got a 164 and 157, but I don't doubt their ability to produce a 120.


So yes, I still have a huge challenge and quite a bit of work ahead of me in these coming two weeks.

[SumitG]

As far as I know, Kevin Tian is not going to Region. Neither is Kevin Li.

[nsguy1350]

[SumitG]

I think they're both visiting MIT instead. Not exactly a win-win situation since they don't get to do both, even though they've earned both rights.

[nsguy1350]

Visiting MIT? Nice... I hope to go there :D
By win-win I meant they get to do whatever they are doing and I can do UIL.
Also, there are 2 Kevin Li's, so I assume you mean the one in my Region, since I mentioned him. There is also a Kevin Lee. There might be more, but those are the only ones that are high in the rankings.

[MistaPotta]

[MistaPotta]

[PokémonMaster]

Be seein' ya there(maybe), MistaPotta!!! =D

[robertkoepl]

Updating soon?

[nsguy1350]

[nick3194]

There was one after Region last year.

[BlasianAsian]

Allen got wild card!!! YAYYYYYY! *celebrates*

=D

[MistaPotta]

[robertkoepl]

Thanks!

[007math]

[MistaPotta]

[007math]

At the time of my posting I couldn't see some of the D2 schools, but its fixed now. Thanks!