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MVL Math Team wins state title

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Submitted photo The Minnesota Valley Lutheran High School Math Team won the state title in Class A at the Minnesota State High School Mathematics League State Tournament at South St. Paul High School Monday. Left to right, front row, Kexin Pei, Connor Schaper, Peter Spengler and Mark Spengler; middle row, Phillip Black, Grace Peterson and Jonah Kramer; back row, Marshall Mohror, Kincaid Diersen and coach Bradley Nehls.

ST. PAUL -- The Minnesota Valley Lutheran High School Math Team won the state title in Class A at the Minnesota State High School Mathematics League State Tournament at South St. Paul High School Monday.

MVL qualified for the state tourney as the top school in the state in Class A and also took home a regular season first-place trophy.

The 344 participants in the state tournament represented more than 3,400 students who competed on math teams statewide this season.

The MVL team also earned the maximum possible points in the tournament's team round. The team score is a combination of individual and team-round scores. Each student competes in two out of four individual events, as well as the team event.

Competing for MVL were seniors Marshall Mohror, Kexin Pei, Grace Peterson, Connor Schaper and Peter Spengler, juniors Phillip Black and Kincaid Diersen, sophomore Jonah Kramer and freshman Mark Spengler.

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