from	Pawan Lingras <pawan@cs.smu.ca>
date	Oct 14, 2007 8:36 PM
subject	CS Huskies: Team of the decade
mailed-by	cs.smu.ca
	
	

CS Huskies: Champions of Atlantic Canada.
First among 22 teams comprising of 65 of
the Atlantic Canada's finest programmers
from 11 Universities.

This is the tenth year since Atlantic Canada
joined the international programming circuit.
CS Huskies are the team of this first decade.
Five championships (1999,2000,2002,2003,2007)
Four runner-ups (2001,2004,2005,2006)
One third place finish (1998)
Regional finalist for ten straight years.
First World finalist (March 2002, Hawaii).

There is no stopping Harry McCleave now that
Chris Adams has found his footing, with rookie
Evan Lowry helping and learning. They were the
first to solve a problem at 11 minute mark and
never looked back solving six problems. Fantasies
in coach's lounge about how other teams could solve
three problems in the remaining time to beat CS
Huskies, eventually gave way to discussion on who
will finish second.

....
"CS Huskies, too" also did very well
solving two problems and finishing in the
top half.

CS Huskies alumni Blair Doyle again emphasized
the mentoring nature of the program by helping
with training. Congratulations to:
CS Huskies: Harry McCleave, Chris Adams, Evan Lowry
CS Huskies, too: Daniel Andrews, Luke Mannell and
                 Jonathan Kenney

Thanks all ....

--Pawan--