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The fourth annual Lexington Informatics Tournament has concluded, organized by many guest problem writers and LexMACS members! More than 1400 teams registered, amounting to thousands of global participants.

On June 20, LexMACS met for the final meeting of the 2022-23 school year. Thank you to all the new members who joined us! We hope to see you all again next year. Below are a few messages from the club:

Thanks to codetiger (orz) and Kevin, Steppy, and Esther for being very cool captains and the rest of the members for being very cool ppl - Vivek Mehta

- Ella Kim

It’s been awesome attending LexMACS this year and I feel like I’ve learned a lot :) Looking forward to continuing to attend next year! - Tianyi

Thank you to everyone who decided to join LexMACS, and especially to those who believed in us and stuck it out the whole way through! You guys were the ones who made LexMACS as fun as it was this year, and I can say with confidence that I thoroughly enjoyed not only the meetings themselves, where I was able to meet you all, but also planning and preparing for every meeting. Also, thank you for CodeTiger for making LexMACS possible :). I hope you all continue with us, and I can’t wait to see what’s in store for us next year! - Stephanie Wan

It was really nice meeting all of you who joined the club. I have been surprised many times by the work that goes into running the club, but seeing what LexMACS can accomplish makes it all worth it. Everyone’s been great with keeping the club active, and I hope to see you all again next year! - Kevin Zhu

Congratulations to the LexMACS teams that placed 1st and 3rd at the 2023 Acton-Boxborough Computing Competition (ABCC), a programming contest run by Noctem Development.

Congratulations to the 6 members who were promoted to Silver from Bronze during the January USACO contest!

The LexMACS Club met officially for the first time in the 2022-23 school year with more than 30 participants! Thank you to those who joined us! We're looking to add a club calendar to the website before next few meetings.

The LexMACS Club has just officially concluded its third annual Lexington Informatics Tournament! In total more than 1070 teams registered, amounting to thousands of participants from over 10 countries. We also secured more than $33,000 dollars worth of prizes to award teams with superb performance.

The LexMACS Club has just officially concluded its second annual Lexington Informatics Tournament! In total 900+ teams registered, amounting to 1000+ participants from over 10 countries. We also secured more than $7,000 dollars worth of prizes to award teams with superb performance.

Alex was invited to participate in the USACO Summer Training Camp, intended to select the USA team for the International Olympiad in Informatics.

Jeff Lin, Alicia Li, and Alex Fan won second place at SonomaHacks with their project Pins4Peace. The project is available at https://devpost.com/software/pins-for-peace

Congratulations to Jeff Lin and another member who wishes to remain anonymous! They promoted to the Platinum division during USACO's Open contest.

The LexMACS Club hosted its first ever competitive programming contest, Lexington Informatics Tournament! The competition attracted 200+ contestants from around the world. Team tmikeywanko168 won first place in the Standard Round, and team Coastal Demolishers Halved won first place in the Guts round.