The Regional Final was held in Sydney on November 24th to 26th View the results for the regional final here.

Divisional Contest

The Divisional Contest, sponsored for the first time by Jet Brains, was held on Saturday 14th October at 12 sites across the South Pacific Region.  Once again there were three divisions but only one problem set.

From the Chief Judge: A huge congratulations to AbishforesT from UNSW who completed the problem set in just over 3 hours. Last year, the same team finished the competition in 3 hours and 19 minutes. This year, they shaved off 15 minutes by finishing in 3 hours and 4 minutes.   The teams advancing to the Regional Finals are determined by the rules as shown below. This year, there will be no wildcard positions given, so 12 teams will advance via Selection Steps I and II.   Congratulations to ‘You Make Me Turing Complete’ for placing first in the Eastern Division and ‘Max Ward’ (the team, not the person it is named after) for placing first in the Western Division.   Based on the scoreboard, the battle for the World Finals spots will be a fierce one at the Regional Finals. We look forward to seeing you there.   Darcy Best

Teams advancing to the Regional Final are chosen in 2 steps.  The qualifying teams are:

Teams advancing to the Regional Final are chosen in 2 steps.  The qualifying teams are:
Western Division	Max Ward  from  University of Western Australia Monash Lambda  from  Monash University
Central Division	AbishforesT from University of New South Wales coolBeansMyDude from University of Sydney
Eastern Division	You Make Me Turing Complete from University of Canterbury Holly Haoli High from University of Auckland
The next 6 teams on the scoreboard with no more than 2 teams from any university. The qualifying teams are:
top kek from University of New South Wales Loremipsum from University of Auckland Monash Upsilon  from  Monash University   TryCatchUs from Massey University Thuy’s Team  from University of Sydney   Teamy McTeamFace from University of New South Wales