Competitive Programming

Updated January 2025

From 2019 to 2024, I took part in numerous programming contests. My best showings were in 2023, when I was on two different teams that placed first at the ACPC in Charlottetown and first in Atlantic Canada at the ICPC NENA regionals, respectively. This page serves as a track record of all of the programming contests I've taken part in.

2024

• November 10^th: ICPC Northeast North America Regional Contest (Kattis)
  • Competed on a team with two other students against 96 other teams from Atlantic Canada, Quebec, and New England.
  • Competed at the Université de Moncton satellite site.
  • Placed 9^th in Atlantic Canada and 61^st in Northeast North America.
• October 4^th: Atlantic Canadian Programming Competition (Kattis)
  • Contest attached to the 2024 Science Atlantic Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science Conference (MSCS), hosted at the Acadia University.
  • Competed on a team with two other students against 24 other teams from 9 universities across Atlantic Canada.
  • Placed 5^th.

2023

• October 29^th: ICPC Northeast North America Regional Contest (Kattis)
  • Competed on a team with two other students against 92 other teams from Atlantic Canada, Quebec, and New England.
  • Competed at the Université de Moncton satellite site.
  • Placed 1^st in Atlantic Canada and 19^th in Northeast North America.
• October 13^th: Atlantic Canadian Programming Competition (Kattis)
  • Contest attached to the 2023 Science Atlantic Math, Statistics, and Computer Science Conference (MSCS), hosted at the University of Prince Edward Island.
  • Competed on a team with two other students against 21 other teams from 9 universities across Atlantic Canada.
  • Placed 1^st.
• September 30^th: ICPC North America Qualifier (Kattis)
  • Competed on a team with two other students against teams from our university.
  • Placed 2^nd.
• February 25^th: ICPC Northeast North America Regional Contest (Kattis)
  • Competed on a team with one other student against more than 80 other teams from Atlantic Canada, Quebec, and New England.
  • Competed at the Mount Allison University satellite site.
  • Placed 47^th overall, 2^nd among teams from our university and 2^nd among teams from Atlantic Canada.

2022

• November 26^th: Alberta Collegiate Programming Contest (open division) (Kattis)
  • Competed on a team with one other student against 72 other teams from around the world (open contest).
  • Placed 34^th overall, 2^nd among teams from our university.
• October 28^th - 30^th: Buckeye Programming Competition (open division) (Ohio State CPC)
  • Competed individially against 106 other students/teams from around the world (open contest).
  • Placed 33^rd overall, 3^rd among teams from my university.
  • This contest was run using Ohio State University's own judging system, and not Kattis.
• October 14^th: Atlantic Canadian Programming Competition (Kattis)
  • Contest attached to the 2022 Science Atlantic Math, Statistics, and Computer Science Conference (MSCS), hosted at Mount Allison University.
  • Competed on a team with two other student against 15 other teams from 9 universities across Atlantic Canada.
  • Placed 10^th overall, 3^rd among teams from our university.
• October 1^st: Mount Allison Programming Showdown (Kattis)
  • Competed individually against almost 300 students/teams from all over the world (open contest).
  • Placed 118^th overall and 3^rd among teams from my university.
• March 5^th: ICPC Northeast North America Regional Contest (Kattis)
  • Competed on a team with two other students against teams from Atlantic Canada, Quebec, and New England.
  • Placed 27^th overall and 2^nd among teams from our university.
• January 23^rd: ICPC North America Qualifier (Kattis)
  • Competed individually against students from my university.
  • Placed 6^th.

2021

• October 23^rd: Atlantic Canadian Programming Competition (Kattis)
  • Competed on a team with two other students against 11 other teams from 6 universities across Atlantic Canada.
  • Placed 5^th overall, 3^rd among teams from our university.

• May 15^th: UNB High School Programming Competition (open division) (Kattis)
  • Competed individually against other high school students from New Brunswick.
  • Placed 1^st in the open division.
  • Was unable to participate in the proctored division due to a scheduling conflict.

2019

• May 3^rd: UNB High School Programming Competition (problems (PDF) / scoreboard (PDF))
  • Competed on a team with one other student against other high school teams from New Brunswick.
  • Placed 12^th overall and 1^st among teams from our school.
  • This contest was run using PC², and not Kattis.