
JACKMAN — Forest Hills placed third in the East/West Conference (Class D) Championship Math Meet held March 17. With a combined team total of 329 points, the Tigers made a strong showing in the Individual Scoring (Rounds 1-6) but lost the lead during the two Team Rounds, according to a news release from the high school.
Sophomore standout Carli Frigon was high scorer for Forest Hills, and also finished in first place for the E/W Conference, earning a perfect score (72 out of a possible 72 points). Junior Mason Desjardins earned 49 points, placing in the top 10 of the meet.
Forest Hills Math Meet contributors:
Freshmen — Alan Crawford, Allie Dunning, Xander Morrison, Blaine Nadeau, Aaron Obert and Aisoon Suthinruek.
Sophomores — Connor Achey, Grace Allen, Leo Campbell, Peyton Chaisson, Cooper Daigle, Frigon, Emma Lacasse, Karaline Mays, Aurelie Poulin, Daunte Taylor, Denali Taylor and Braidan Welch.
Juniors — Robert Bouffard, Desjardins, Jayden Feliberty, Joey Fountaine, Kyleigh Hawes, Owen Lacasse, Hiram Logston, Cody Oliver, Austin Rancourt, Brian Snider and Tommy Sylvester.
Seniors — Jackman Daigle, Brody Hale, Sam Paradise, Madisyn Petrucci, Christopher Somerset, Dale Varney and Emily Veilleux.
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