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Deadline 10/30

First 100 registered students will receive a puzzle.

Two free online training sessions to preview and prep for the event

Session 2: 11/1 (Sun.) 5-6pm.

Learn even more tricks! Will also explain the rules of the games at the event. Open to registered participants. Will send Zoom link via registered email.

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Session 1: 10/24 (Sat.) 4-5pm. (Successfully completed)

Play a few games. Last year's champion will show you some tricks to help you become an instant number wizard! Open to everyone.

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Thank you to everyone who joined our first free online training session ! Students played along actively, shared strategies with each other, and discovered new ways to combine numbers to reach the target — so much energy and idea-sharing. Missed it? Email numbertournament@gmail.com for the recording and notes. Haven't registered yet? Sign up here. Registered participants: Session 2 is Sunday, November 1, 5:00–6:00 PM — more strategies and a full walk-through of the game rules, with the Zoom link emailed to you. ​

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What is Number Tournament?

The Number Tournament is a math competition hosted by motivated matheletes catered towards students in 3rd to 8th grade. Participants used real time generated numbers to make a given result within a designated time, see Games page for details. 

 

This year, Number Tournament 2026 will consist of two individual games and one team game. It will be hosted in person at Temple City High School in Temple City, CA. For further information, please refer to our flyer or contact us at numbertournament@gmail.com.

Goal

The goal of Number Tournament is to boost number fluency through fun games. We believe strong number sense leads to higher math achievement and more advanced problem solving skills!

Number Tournament Sponsorships

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Anonymous Donors

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Sponsorship and Donation

We are actively seeking sponsors who can contribute cash, gift cards, or educational items to assist us in offsetting the expenses of the event and acknowledging the participants. In appreciation of their support, sponsors will be prominently featured on our website. Feel free to reach out to us at NumberTournament@gmail.com for more information or use the following QR code to send monetary donation. Thank you!

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Social Media

For updates about future events, check out our social medias!

Facebook link here: Number Tournament

Instagram: @number_tournament

Words from Professor Po-Shen Loh

"This is a wonderful spin on a math team: students working together to create a math event for the younger generation. Whenever this happens, the tournament is run with a caring heart, because the organizing students still remember what it is like to be just a few years younger. If you're a participant, take this competition as a challenge to surprise yourself by stretching to solve more than you thought you could. Competitions (whether in math or otherwise) are great opportunities to press yourself to the limit, and then discover that you have accidentally surpassed what you thought was your limit!"

     - Prof. Po-Shen Loh ​Prof.

 

Po-Shen Loh is a renowned math professor at Carnegie Mellon University and the national coach for the U.S. Math Olympiad team who led the team to win world's championships several times recently. The Number Tournament committee and past participants of the tournament had this amazing opportunity to meet him!

Congratulations to Qiao (Tiger) Zhang, one of our 2018 Number Tournament winners, for his outstanding achievement in the 2024 International Math Olympiad! Tiger not only led his US team to a 1st place victory but also earned an individual gold medal. We are incredibly proud of you, Tiger!

"You're at the beginning of a whole new world of math. Believe in yourself and enjoy the ride!" - Tiger Zhang​​

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Last updated on Oct 20, 2026

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