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Pacific NW Region
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Welcome to the Pacific Region Programming Contest! The Pacific Region is comprised of the following areas: Alaska, Hawaii, British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, northern/central California and western Nevada. Because of the large geographic area of the region, the Pacific NW Contest is held simultaneously at multiple sites: California, Northwest (Washington/Oregon, west of the Cascades), Northeast (E. WA), Canada, and Hawaii. Regional contests are held each fall, usually the 1st or 2nd Saturday in November, and qualifying teams are then eligible to compete in the World Finals, held the following spring.

FREE one-year ACM Student Membership is available to all registered student contestants, reserves, student coaches, and student volunteers for the 2008 Regionals.

2008 CONTEST - November 15, 2008
SITES:

2008 Final Standings
November 15, 2008

The Top 10:
1 Stanford University (Stanford Red)
2 Stanford University (Stanford White)
3 University of California at Berkeley (Berkeley Blue)
4 University of British Columbia (UBC ^)
5 University of British Columbia (UBC *)
6 Trinity Western University (TWU WAM)
7 Stanford University (Stanford Cardinal)
8 San Jose State University (Spartans Blue)
9 Simon Fraser University (SFU Cardinal)
10 University of California at Berkeley (Berkeley Radicals)

The top ??* teams (from different schools) will represent the Pac NW Region at the World Finals in Stockholm, Sweden - April 2009

*Teams slots have not yet been allocated.

  

2008 Site Champions:
  • Northeast: UW -';Drop Table
  • Northwest: WSU - Crimson Pride
  • NoCal: Stanford - Red
  • Hawaii: UH-Hilo-TeamBallin
  • Canada: UBC - UBC^

Standings per site (coming soon)

 

See final standings, problem set,
and the stats report (coming soon).

See pictures from the NW site!

 

 
THANK YOU to our wonderful site director volunteers:
-BYU-Hawaii: Tim Stanley
-University of Oregon: David Atkins
-Stanford: Jerry Cain
-UBC: Will Evans
-EWU: Tom Capaul
 
 
If you still have questions or require special information not found here, email the contest director:

Last Updated: 11/20/08