May 18, 2022

By Louis DiPietro

Nearly 200 students representing high schools throughout the Northeast put their computer coding skills to the test in the annual Cornell High School Programming Contest on May 7.

In the end, the Stuyvesant Floofers, a New York City-based team, beat out 68 other teams and took home coding gold, solving the most coding problems in three hours.

First Place: Stuyvesant Floofers, including team members Maxwell Zen, Jeremy Ku-benjet, and Alvin Li