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IPSC 2009 Top 10 Teams

Top 10 Teams

Open division Secondary School Division
1. Team Ural Fanclub of Ksenia Sobchak
Alexander Ipatov, Denis Musin, Vladimir Yakovlev from Russia, representing Ural State University
Team Gennady Team
Gennady Korotkevitch (14) from Belarus, representing School #56, Gomel (worked on PC Pentium, Windows XP, Pascal)
2. Team R+T+J
Reid Barton (26), Tomek Czajka (28), John Dethridge (28) from United States, representing Harvard and Google
Team GoGoFD
Jiajun Wu (17), Yongxing Deng (16), Linhao Jiang (17) from China, representing No.2 Secondary School Attached to East China Normal Universi (worked on PC Pentium, Windows XP, Pascal)
3. Team jiong+jiong+jiong
Huacheng Yu (19), Danqi Chen (18), Zichao Qi (18) from China, representing Tsinghua University (worked on C/C++)
Team cj
MoTao (17), MengLaiJun (17), ZhangLei (17) from China, representing ChangJun secondary school (worked on PC Pentium, Windows XP, Pascal)
4. Team SGJL
Rujia Liu (26), Weidong Hu (23), Wenbin Tang (22) from China, representing Tsinghua University (worked on PC Pentium, Windows XP, C/C++)
Team Croatia IOI team Rocky
Stjepan Glavina (17), Jaksa Markotic (18), Frane Kurtovic (17) from Croatia (Hrvatska), representing Zagreb
5. Team Waterloo Black
Malcolm Sharpe, Konstantin Lopyrev, Andy Kong from Canada, representing University of Waterloo (worked on Macintosh (MacBook), Mac OS (Mac OS X 10.5.6), C/C++ (g++ 4.0.1))
Team WWJ
Wu Peifan (17), Wu Yi (16), Jiang Zhongtian (15) from China, representing Changzhou Senior High School of Jiangsu Province (worked on PC Pentium, Windows XP, C/C++)
6. Team MSU Unpredictable
Ilya Razenshteyn (18), Ilya Kornakov (19), Alexey Gusakov (20) from Russia, representing Moscow State University (worked on PC Pentium, Fedora 10, Windows XP, Windows, C++/Java/Delphi/C#/Haskell)
Team Croatia IOI team Rambo
Goran Zuzic (18), Ivan Pilat (18), Bruno Rahle (18) from Croatia (Hrvatska), representing Zagreb (worked on C/C++)
7. Team Croatia IOI team Predator (leaders)
Luka Kalinovcic (23), Lovro Puzar (23), Igor Canadi (20) from Croatia (Hrvatska), representing Zagreb (worked on PC Pentium, Windows XP, C/C++)
Team LFS
Jingbo Shang (17), Luhang Lai (17), Yi Feng (18) from China, representing sx1hs & hz2hs & yyhs (worked on PC Pentium, Windows Vista, C/C++)
8. Team Moscow SU x13
Egor Kulikov (23), Michael Levin (23), Andrey Khalyavin (23) from Russia, representing Moscow SU (worked on PC Pentium, Windows, Java/C++)
Team Cygnus
Peter Koželj (18), Matej Aleksandrov (18), Igor Lalič (18) from Slovenia, representing ZRI (worked on PC Pentium (C/330), Linux/Debian, Pascal)
9. Team KMCoders
kita_masa (20), (iwi) (20), wata (20) from Japan, representing University of Tokyo
Team Lynx
Žiga Ham (18), Matjaž Leonardis (16), Nace Hudobivnik (19) from Slovenia, representing ZRI (worked on PC Pentium (C/330), Linux/Debian, C/C++)
10. Team Zodiac
HANG, Hang (23), XIAO, Dong (23), WU, Zejun (20) from China, representing Zhejiang University (worked on PC Pentium, Windows XP, C/C++)
Team WY
Yang Kuan (16), Wu Shang (16) from China, representing Changzhou Senior High School of Jiangsu Province (worked on PC Pentium, Windows Vista, C/C++)

Top 10 Single-person Teams

Open division Secondary School Division
1. Team Gennady Team
Gennady Korotkevitch (14) from Belarus, representing School #56, Gomel (worked on PC Pentium, Windows XP, Pascal)
Team Gennady Team
Gennady Korotkevitch (14) from Belarus, representing School #56, Gomel (worked on PC Pentium, Windows XP, Pascal)
2. Team ACRush
Tiancheng Lou (23) from China, representing Tsinghua University (worked on PC Pentium, Windows XP, C/C++)
Team Teddy Bears Crew
Anton Georgiev Anastasov (18) from Bulgaria, representing High School of Mathematics and Science, HASKOVO (worked on PC Pentium (Core2Duo 2.0), Linux/Ubuntu (8.04), C/C++)
3. Team bmerry
Bruce Merry (27) from South Africa, representing ARM (worked on PC AT compatible, Linux/Gentoo, C/C++)
Team Ng2Ig
Fereshte Khani (18) from Iran, representing YSC (worked on Windows XP, C/C++)
4. Team RAVEman
Anton Raichuk (21) from Ukraine, representing Kiev National University (worked on PC AT compatible (AMD Sempron 2600+, 768Mb RAM), Windows XP, C/C++)
Team Jelle
Jelle van den Hooff (17) from Netherlands, representing Vossius Gymnasium
5. Team WiNGeR
Vladislav Isenbaev (19) from Russia, representing SPbSU ITMO (worked on PC AT compatible (HP tx2500er), Linux/Gentoo, Java)
Team Alexey Cherepanov
Alexey Cherepanov (16) from Russia, representing Poisk
6. Team dzhulgakov
Dmytro Dzhulgakov (19) from Ukraine, representing National technical university "Kharkov Polytechnic Institute (worked on PC Pentium, Windows XP, C/C++)
Team Hayk's Team
Hayk Saribekyan (15) from Armenia, representing Quantum (worked on PC Pentium, Windows XP)
7. Team Cow
Eric Price (21) from United States, representing MIT (worked on PC Pentium)
Team KADR
Yaroslav Tverdokhlib (16) from Ukraine, representing Leader (worked on Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600, 2GB R, Linux/Ubuntu (Ubuntu 9.04), C/C++ (gcc 4.3))
8. Team Jonick
Evgeny Shavlyugin (21) from Russia, representing MSU (worked on PC Pentium, Windows XP, Java)
Team
Martynas Budriūnas (19) from Lithuania, representing Klaipėda Vydūnas Secondary School (worked on PC Pentium, Linux/Ubuntu, C/C++)
9. Team bhzhan
Bohua Zhan (19) from United States, representing Massachusetts Institute of Technology (worked on PC Pentium, Windows XP, Java)
Team Noob
Pasin Manurangsi (15) from Thailand, representing Bangkok Christian College (worked on Macintosh, Mac OS, C/C++)
10. Team ivank
Ivan Krasilnikov (21) from Russia, representing * (worked on PC Pentium (Core 2 Duo E7200, 4Gb RAM), Linux/Ubuntu (Ubuntu 9.04), C++, Python)
Team Proofs from THE BOOK
Gyuwan Kim (16) from Korea, representing Seoul Science High School