Welcome to the 2026–27 Academic Year

Friday, September 25, 2026

Welcome to the 2026–27 academic year! Here is what’s new and what’s coming up.

New: SFBA Passport

We’re partnering with local organizations and encouraging everyone to attend and support their events. Each event participation gets you $6 off your ARML registration fee, up to $30, and some of these events may also offer further discounts as prizes for top students. Check SFBA Passport to learn more.

If you are organizing a local-first, in-person event that is not already listed, tell us about it!

ARML 2027

ARML 2027 will be held on June 4–5 at the University of Nevada, Reno. Registration, tryouts, and ARML Local details will be posted here in the spring. To get notified when registration opens, sign up for our mailing list here and join our Discord server here.

Upcoming events

Cowconuts Math Competition

Sunday, September 27, 2026 · Amador Valley High School, Pleasanton

The Bay Area Cowconuts Math Club’s 9th annual contest is back in person this year. Everyone takes an Individual Round and a Guts Round, with tiebreakers as needed. There are two divisions: Division A (AMC 10 to AIME level, grade 12 and below) and Division B (AMC 8 to AMC 10 level, grade 9 and below). Students compete in teams of up to 4.

Open to middle and high school students · Event site · Check in on Passport

Stanford Mini Math Meet (SM3)

Saturday, November 7, 2026 · Stanford University

SM3 is the Stanford Math Tournament’s event for younger students with little or no contest experience. In the morning, teams play Hidden Gems, a card game that mixes problem solving with strategy, and Bingo, a race to complete rows on a 7×7 board of problems. After lunch there are activities including a puzzlehunt across campus. Students register in teams of 4, and registration starts September 28 at 10am, first come, first served.

Open to middle school students · Event site · Check in on Passport

Berkeley Math Tournament (BMT)

Saturday, November 14, 2026 · UC Berkeley

BMT returns to campus with its usual three rounds: Power, Individual, and Guts. It’s open to anyone in grade 12 or below, with no lower age limit, so advanced middle schoolers are welcome. Registration is open and students register in teams of up to 6.

Open to middle and high school students · Event site · Check in on Passport

The full list of events is on SFBA Passport.

If you have any questions, contact us at info@sfbanorcalarml.org.


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