Mathletes calculate success
by Maria Wolfgang, math teacher
Emily Law ’24, Margherita Moro ’24, and Isaac Spiller ’24 earned medals, and the eighth-grade team placed fifth.
Twelve mathletes represented University School of Nashville at the Middle School mathematics contest held at Austin Peay State University on Thursday, April 12. Congrats to Emily Law and Isaac Spiller, who swept the second-place silver in the sixth and seventh-grade tests, respectively. Margherita Moro also brought home a ninth-place medal in the seventh-grade division. Our eighth-grade team earned a respectable fifth place out of the 30 teams that attended the event.
Student competing were:
Annie Cox '24
Latham Hall '22
Max Lapidus '24
Emily Law '24
Ainsley McMillan '22
Margherita Moro '24
Arnav Reddy '22
Wesley Smail '22
Isaac Spiller '24
Kate Vaughn '24
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