The European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad is an international competition in mathematics. The EGMO addresses high school students identifying as women whose commitment to mathematics goes beyond the usual school curriculum. Since 2012, the EGMO is held each year in a different country.
The EGMO is the only international Science Olympiad, which exclusively addresses contestants identifying as women. As such it is an additional opportunity for the participating countries to counteract the low proportion of women. The long term goal of the EGMO is to raise the proportion of students identifying as female in the participating teams of the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO).
The Canadian Mathematical Society respects the gender identity of all contestants and encourages cis and trans women to join and participate in our inclusive math community.
2023 EGMO Team
Read our EGMO 2023 Media Release
Oakville, ON
Oakville Trafalgar High School, Grade 10
Bronze Medalist
Knoxville, TN
Farragut High School,
Grade 11
Bronze Medalist
Toronto, ON
University of Toronto Schools, Grade 10
Silver Medalist
Toronto, ON
University of Toronto Schools, Grade 12
Silver Medalist
2023 EGMO Leaders
Leader
Anna Kelley
Princeton University
Deputy Leader
Kateryna Tretiakova, Thompson Rivers University
Samuel Beatty Report on EGMO 2023 by Kathryn Dou
The Samuel Beatty Fund promotes and encourages the study of Mathematics in the University of Toronto and throughout the Province of Ontario. Each year one EGMO student is chosen to be the Samuel Beatty Recipient. This year Elaine Liu is that recipient.
2022 EGMO Team
Read our EGMO 2022 Media Release
Miranda Zhao
Grade 11, Marc Garneau C.I.
Awarded Silver
Jiaqi Tang
Grade 12, Pierre Elliott Trudeau High School
Awarded Silver
Yifan (Emma) Tang
Grade 9, University of Toronto Schools
Awarded Bronze
Kathryn Dou
Grade 11, University of Toronto Schools
Awarded Silver
2022 EGMO Leaders
Leader
Mariya Sardarli, University of Chicago
Deputy Leader
Elnaz Hessami Pilehrood, University of Toronto
Deputy Observer
Diana Castañeda Santos
Samuel Beatty Report on EGMO 2022 by Jiaqui Tang
The Samuel Beatty Fund promotes and encourages the study of Mathematics in the University of Toronto and throughout the Province of Ontario. Each year one EGMO student is chosen to be the Samuel Beatty Recipient. This year Elaine Liu is that recipient.
2021 EGMO Team
Jennifer Wang
Grade 12, University of Toronto Schools, Toronto, ON
Allison Tsypin
Marianopolis College, Westmount, QC
Yfan (Emma) Tang
Grade 8, University of Toronto Schools, Toronto, ON
Kaylee Ji
Grade 10, Bergen County Academies, Hackensack, NJ
2021 Team Leaders
Leader
Mariya Sardarli, University of Chicago
Deputy Leader
Elnaz Hessami Pilehrood, University of Toronto
Deputy Observer
Anna Krokhine, University of Toronto Schools
Samuel Beatty Report on EGMO 2021
by Jennifer Wang
The Samuel Beatty Fund promotes and encourages the study of Mathematics in the University of Toronto and throughout the Province of Ontario. Each year one EGMO student is chosen to be the Samuel Beatty Recipient. This year Elaine Liu is that recipient.
For further information on the 2021 EGMO Canadian team and team leaders, see the 2021 EGMO Bio Book
2020 EGMO Team
Anna Krokhine
Grade 12, University of Toronto Schools, Toronto, ON
Elaine Liu
Grade 12 Appleby College, Oakville, ON
Jennifer Wang
Grade 11, University of Toronto Schools, Toronto, ON
Amelie Zhou
Grade 10 Marc Garneau C.I., Toronto, ON
Samuel Beatty Report on EGMO 2020
by Elaine Liu
T
he Samuel Beatty Fund promotes and encourages the study of Mathematics in the University of Toronto and throughout the Province of Ontario. Each year one EGMO student is chosen to be the Samuel Beatty Recipient. This year Elaine Liu is that recipient.
Team Leaders
Leader
Dorette Pronk, Dalhousie University
Deputy Leader
Diana Costaneda Santos, University of Waterloo
For further information on the 2020 EGMO Canadian team and team leaders, see the fact sheet.
