BINUS SCHOOL Simprug Triumphs at World Scholar’s Cup Tournament of Champions Yale Round
The World Scholar’s Cup (WSC) Tournament of Champions (ToC), held at Yale University, is a prestigious event that gathers the brightest minds from around the globe. This year, BINUS SCHOOL Simprug stood out with impressive performances from its junior and senior division teams, earning numerous medals and accolades, demonstrating the school’s commitment to fostering academic excellence, creativity, and teamwork.
Junior Division: Talent, Teamwork, and Triumph
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The junior division from BINUS SCHOOL Simprug demonstrated outstanding academic abilities and teamwork at the Tournament of Champions. One of the standout teams, Nathan, Aidanara, and Emmery (Grade 9), achieved remarkable success across multiple categories. Emmery, who excelled in the Scholar’s Challenge, earned 4 gold and 2 silver medals across six subjects, showcasing her exceptional academic knowledge and versatility.
Aidanara also performed brilliantly, securing 2 gold and silver medals in Team Writing and Debate. Nathan added his achievements, earning 1 gold and 1 silver medal, highlighting his strength in individual and team categories. Together, this team earned 24 medals, placing them in the Top 200 Teams of the Tournament of Champions, a significant accomplishment in a highly competitive event.
The second team from the junior division, comprised of Nyoko, Aiko, and Moe (Grade 6), also made a strong impact. Nyoko was awarded the Cria Top Scholar Award, an honor given to young students with the highest scores. She won 1 gold medal in this category and added 2 silver medals in Individual Writing and Debate. Aiko earned 1 gold medal and 3 silver medals, while Moe secured 3 silver medals, including one in the Cria Top Scholar category. Their achievements contributed to the overall success of the junior division teams, reinforcing the school’s reputation for nurturing talented young scholars.
Senior Division: Impressive Academic Achievement
The senior division team, comprised of Diagaskara (Grade 9), Jihoon (Grade 10), and Evan (Grade 10), also demonstrated exceptional academic prowess at the WSC Tournament of Champions. Their teamwork earned them impressive rankings, including 31st place in Team Debate, a Top 20 finish in Scholar’s Bowl, and recognition as the 4th Best Southeast Asia Team. The team finished 23rd overall, standing out in a field of highly skilled competitors.
Individually, each member of the senior team earned notable accolades. Diagaskara secured 16 medals, including silver medals in both Debate and Writing. His performance in these areas demonstrated his ability to excel under pressure. Jihoon earned 12 medals, which included 5 golds and 7 silvers, and ranked 30th in Debate, showcasing his exceptional debating skills and consistency in performance.
Evan contributed to the team’s success by earning 13 medals, including gold in Debate, Writing, and the Scholar’s Challenge. His impressive achievements across these categories highlighted his well-rounded academic abilities and commitment to excellence in all areas of the competition. Together, their collective efforts earned them a top place among the world’s best teams, making them a proud representation of BINUS SCHOOL Simprug on the global stage.
BINUS SCHOOL Simprug: A Commitment to Academic Excellence
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The remarkable success of the junior and senior division teams at the World Scholar’s Cup Tournament of Champions is a testament to the quality of education and support provided by BINUS SCHOOL Simprug. These students demonstrated academic excellence and the importance of teamwork, perseverance, and dedication to their craft.
BINUS SCHOOL Simprug continues to be a leader in fostering well-rounded, high-achieving students prepared to face the challenges of a globalized world. Their success at the WSC ToC highlights the school’s commitment to developing critical thinkers, problem solvers, and collaborative leaders. The school’s educational philosophy and dedication to nurturing academic talent have helped these students realize their full potential.
The hard work, discipline, and passion these students show at the World Scholar’s Cup Tournament of Champions Yale Round reflect the values and culture promoted at BINUS SCHOOL Simprug. With such remarkable achievements, the future of these students looks incredibly promising, and their continued success will undoubtedly inspire future generations.
