American Computer Science League Final Results

The American Computer Science League final results are in!

Congratulations to our top scoring students.

Intermediate Division

Each contest in the Intermediate Divisions has two parts: a take home 72-hour time limit programming problem and a set of short answer questions. The time limit for the 5 question test is 30 minutes.

1. Caleb Briggs ('21)
2. Helena Yuan ('23)
3. Alex Power ('22)
4. Ayden Morgan ('23)
5. Varun Pandit ('20)

Classroom Division

Each contest in the Classroom Division consists of a 50-minute test with 10 short answer problems (and no programming problem).

1. Joss Wilson ('24)
2. Holden Burns ('25)
3. Hunter Garrett ('24)
4. Heaven Torres ('24)
5. Tilger E. ('24)
6. Owen Dekay ('24)
7. Patrick Latterell ('24)

Elementary Division

Each contest in the Elementary Division consists of 5 short answer questions covering one topic each contest. The time limit for the 5-question test is 30 minutes.

1. Sam Browder ('26)
2. Emma Sapp ('26)
3. Michelle Cho ('26)
4. Lauren Sherven ('26)
5. Griffin Jones ('26)
6. Bryce Stormo ('26)
7. Soren Phillips ('26)
8. Jack Ditton ('26)

Sage Ridge students started competing in the American Computer Science League this year under the guidance of Mr. Brian Arnold. This is an international competition featuring difficult written tests covering a variety of computer science concepts. The Intermediate-3 Division also includes a programming problem portion, where students have 72 hours to design and code a solution to a programming problem.

Sage Ridge School is the only school in Reno to participate and only one of two schools in Nevada. Our Upper School computer science students participate in the Intermediate-3 Division. Our grade 7 and 8 computer science students participate in the Classroom Division. Our elementary schools also participated in the Elementary Division as well.