Math Masters

Math Masters is a math competition program that challenges students to use critical thinking and problem-solving skills in mathematics. Students compete in eight rounds of competition, with their academic effort and achievement recognized with plaques, medals, and ribbons presented as the competition concludes. Most students participate as part of a team of 4-5, though some students also compete as individuals and not part of a team.

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How Does Math Masters Work

• Teachers, coaches and parents select a competition and register their students. Register as many teams and students as you like—all are welcome!

• Once registered, watch your email for your competition packet that contains selection tests, practice tests and competition details.

• Start practicing! You can practice before, during or after school—whatever works best for you!

• On competition day, students gather to compete, have fun and make new friends. Competitions last several hours and include a short break with snacks.

• Competition format: All students compete independently in the Fact Drill round, Individual rounds and a Tiebreaker round. Students who register as part of a team also compete in three Team rounds.

• Winners in each competition category (Fact Drill, Individual and Team) receive awards, including plaques, medallions and ribbons. Everyone gets a free t-shirt and a participation certificate.

• Top statewide finishers in each grade are invited to a Twins game to celebrate their achievement

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Learn more from the Math Masters website.