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Del Mar eighth graders win Mathletes crown, seventh graders take third

The Del Mar teams competed against teams from 16 other private and public schools across the county over the Mathletes season.

VIA WENDY YANGDel Mar Middle School’s eighth-grade Mathletes team was named the best in Marin after a four-round season, with the school’s seventh-grade team placing third overall. Students who participated in this year’s program include, back from left, Jake Levernier, Charlie Levernier, Aarav Mudigonda, Alvarin Corbridge and Kaveh Zolfaghari-Ashcroft; and, front from left, Gogo Dancig, Carson Ning, Shirley Ning, Karya A. Noy and Justin Goldman.
Emily Lavin
By EMILY LAVIN · 1 min read

Del Mar Middle School’s eighth-grade Mathletes team is the best in Marin after wrapping up four rounds of competition for the 2024-2025 school year, while the school’s seventh-grade team has placed third.

The Del Mar teams competed against teams from 16 other private and public schools across the county over the Mathletes season, which culminated with a final match held March 11 at Hall Middle School in Larkspur.

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A version of this story appeared in the March 26, 2025, print edition of The Ark. See something wrong? Request a correction.
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