Team USA: Great Results at IOI 2016!

I would like to say congratulations to the US team that it stands out from the finalists who participated in the 2018 training camp. From the left, Benjamin Qi, Spencer Compton, William Hu, Eric Zhang. Good luck, this year's IOI in Japan in 2018!

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Congratulations to the US team that stand out from the finalist of the training camp in 2017! From left to right: Benjamin Qi, Jeshen Ruo, Duruvro Hutgy, Eric Chan. Zhezheng alone won the third place in Tehran of Iran in 2017 and won the gold medal.

Congratulations on the wonderful result of the Kazan International Informatics Olympics in 2016, the US team. Dhruv Rohatgi (Gold), Calvin Lee (Silver), Daniel Chiu (Gold), Lawrence Li (Gold)

Congratulations to Andrew He (Fri), Demi Guo (Silver), Alexander Wei (Fri), Daniel Chiu (Fri), one of the best performances of the US team of the Almaty International Informatics Olympics held in Kazakhstan .

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Four American college students have the opportunity to represent their country at the International Information Science Olympiad (IOI), the most prestigious International Algorithm Programming Contest at High School.

2014 Taipei Taipei Informatics congratulations to the team representing the United States at the International Olympics! - Andrew He, Steven Hao, Scott Wu, Joshua Brakensiek. After all four got a gold medal and cleared the game in almost half the time, Scott Wu won first place with a perfect score! It is truly a wonderful achievement, perhaps the best result of the US team.

Because IOI held in Iran in 2017 could not participate in Iran, Israeli students participated in the off-site competition in Russia sponsored by IOI. : Because of the 11 visa problem, the national team could not participate, but the athlete Zhezheng Luo was able to join the third place with the gold medal with the Chinese team. Below is the list of the best performing IOI history. The P mark represents a perfect score and rarely in the history of IOI. The symbol of U indicates informal participation and the participants joined the second team of moderators. Also, the first place, second place, and third place of gold medal winners are properly shown. This list includes only countries where multiple participants are allowed to access the IOI more than once in the nationwide selection context.

Congratulations to the US team that stand out from the finalist of the training camp in 2017! From left to right: Benjamin Qi, Jeshen Ruo, Duruvro Hutgy, Eric Chan. Zhezheng won the third place in the 2017 IOI held in Tehran, Iran, and won the gold medal (Unfortunately, due to visa problems, the rest of the US team could not participate in the competition). 2014 Taipei Taipei Informatics congratulations to the team representing the United States at the International Olympics! - Andrew He, Steven Hao, Scott Wu, Joshua Brakensiek. After all four got a gold medal and cleared the game in almost half the time, Scott Wu won first place with a perfect score! It is truly a wonderful achievement, perhaps the best result of the US team.

Simon served as head coach of the US Youth National Select Team in 2017, joined the Nike Basketball Summit, and led the American team to break the World Elite Team. Simon won the gold medal as an assistant to the US Men's U17 World Championship Team in 2016 and an assistant to the US Male U16 National team in 2015. In addition to working with the American basketball team, Simon spent all NBA pro games in the past nine games and played the role of player development with the league's top talent, and during the past two summers I worked as Nike. Director of the Basketball Academy. Simon also worked as a university basketball analyst at ESPN.