Brunswick’s Upper School math students delivered an impressive performance this weekend at the Brown University Math Olympiad (BrUMO), posting one of the strongest results in program history against a highly competitive field.

In its second year, BrUMO introduced a combined A- and B-division format for the first time. The A-division featured extremely challenging problems and drew 52 teams and roughly 250 students from top high schools across the Northeast, along with several competitive international ad hoc teams. The B-division included demanding but more accessible questions.

Brunswick’s A-team rose to the occasion in the most rigorous part of the competition. Senior Jack Whitney-Epstein finished fourth overall, sophomore Sohan Javeri placed sixth, and the team earned fourth place in the overall standings.

“I had no expectation of a high ranking for our top squad,” said coach and math instructor Michael Allwood. “But the boys delivered some outstanding results.”

The B-team also performed well in their division, winning the team round and seeing junior Magne Sogaard-Srikrishnan place first among individual competitors.

Brunswick A-Team
Vikram Sarkar ’26
Sohan Javeri ’28
Jack Whitney-Epstein ’26
Ashwin Siva ’28
Arjun Leih ’28

Brunswick B-Team
Lucio Costantini ’27
Max Lanson ’26
Alex Meconiates ’29
Harry Saunders ’27
Magne Sogaard-Srikrishnan ’27
Luca Tichio ’29