Another round is coming your way. All newcomers are welcome, so don't miss it!

To be eligible for prizes, you [b]must[/b] complete this year's registration form (see [url=http://woburnchallenge.com/register]woburnchallenge.com/register[/url]) [b]even if you have participated last year[/b]. If you have already completed in earlier rounds this season, you do not need to do so again. If you have an existing PEG Judge username, you can continue using it. All Canadian high school students are eligible for prizes (you must be first registered through the aforementioned website), but everyone with a PEG Judge account is welcome to participate.

[b]2018-19 Online Round 2[/b]

[i]When:[/i] [b]Friday, December 14th, 2018 from 3:30 pm to 6:30 pm ET[/b]
[i]Where:[/i] The PEG Judge interface ([url=http://wcipeg.com/contests]wcipeg.com/contests[/url])
[i]Format:[/i] 3 divisions, 3 hours, 4 problems, infinite submissions, and live feedback.
[i]Prizes:[/i]
[list][*] Top 8 Senior division winners: [b]$100, $50, $25, $25, $25, $25, $25, $25[/b]
[*] Top 4 Intermediate division winners: [b]$50, $25, $25, $25[/b][/list]Full format and rules can be found at: [url=http://woburnchallenge.com/contest]woburnchallenge.com/contest[/url]
For more details, visit [url=http://woburnchallenge.com]woburnchallenge.com[/url]. For questions, email [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url].

Finally, please forward this to your friends (especially at other schools) who are interested in computer programming -- we want to get more students involved!

Good luck and enjoy the problems!

Hi all,

Due to a failed database upgrade, some data were temporarily lost. Due to an unfortunate coincidence, the backups were temporarily unavailable, so I had to recover the data using some more sketchy means. I believe all data have been recovered successfully, but if you notice any unexpected errors over the next few weeks, please report them here.

Thank you for joining us in a new season, new and returning participants alike! This round was certainly a learning experience for us. The system has been improved, so we are hoping for the best in round 2. Problems, solutions, and test data are now posted [url=http://woburnchallenge.com/past-contests/]here[/url].

The senior division prizewinners are:
[list][*][b]Zixiang Zhou[/b] of London Central Secondary School ($100) 
[*][b]Andrew Qi Tang[/b] of Erindale Secondary School ($50)
[*][b]Royi Luo[/b] of Richmond Hill High School ($25)
[*][b]Sunny Lan[/b] of Richmond Hill High School ($25)
[*][b]Alex Tianyi Xu[/b] of White Oaks Secondary School ($25)
[*][b]Michael Huang[/b] of Bell High School ($25)
[*][b]Anish Mahto[/b] of Turner Fenton Secondary School ($25) 
[*][b]Brian Chau[/b] of Woburn Collegiate Institute ($25)[/list]The intermediate division prizewinners are:
[list][*][b]Evan Zhang[/b] of William Lyon Mackenzie Collegiate Institute ($50)
[*][b]Aaron Tang[/b] of Churchill Heights Public School ($25)
[*][b]Yi Deng[/b] of William Lyon Mackenzie Collegiate Institute ($25)
[*][b]Robert Chung[/b] of Woburn Collegiate Institute ($25)
[/list]Finally, we would like to applaud a job well done to the top junior division finishers: [b]Albert Lai[/b] and [b]Jerry Zhu[/b] of Pierre Elliott Trudeau High School, [b]Eric Pu[/b] of Stephen Lewis Secondary School, and [b]Eric Wang[/b] of Glenforest Secondary School.

Congratulations! These prizes will be distributed as Visa gift cards during the on-site finals in May to which all of the above winners are invited (more details to come later). Do not fret if you may not be able to make the final round in person – we will mail your prize to you afterwards.  Remember that we will have many prizes in the remaining rounds of the year, so keep on practicing!