2026 Spring - Mustang Math x Motor City Math Club - Middle
Experience the excitement of math tournaments for elementary schoolers. Compete in engaging rounds that test your problem-solving skills and speed.
Time & Location
Apr 11, 2026, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Novi High School Atrium, 24062 Taft Rd Room 100, Novi, MI 48375, USA
Welcome to the Spring Edition of the 2026 Motor City Math Challenge!
Last fall, our first ever MCMC was a resounding success, smashing our capacity of over 130 driven students. Now, we're back and ready to provide an engaging competition experience for age groups that are often underrepresented in the competitive math community. Keeping in mind all we've learned and the heart-warming community response, we've decided to partner with partner with Mustang Math, a national organization with enormous experience with middle school mathematics. Our mission is, and always will be, to propel the young generations of Michigander mathletes to glory at the national level, but right now, we're are asking you to join us on April 11th, to go, as Buzz Lightyear says in Toy Story, to infinity and beyond!
Register: https://comp.mt/student/1/33
Cost: $15 per student (by March 11th)
$20 by March 28th
Format:
April 5th - April 10th:
Problem of The Day (POTD)
The week before competition day, a question will be released each day on comp (the registration website). These are to be done individually. Students will be ranked based on time and accuracy.
April 11th:
Mounting Mayhem
Puzzles
15 minutes to learn rules, then 60 minutes to solve logic puzzles
Herding Hexes
Questions laid out on a grid of connected hexagons, with more difficult problems being located furthest from the center.
26 questions in 45 minutes
Mystery Mare
Rules revealed on competition day
Relay Rodeo
The questions will be divided into 4 sets of 4 questions each, and team members will each be assigned one problem in each set, where the answer to the first question is used to answer the second question, and so on.
All four sets will be happening at once, so each member of each team will receive exactly four questions to complete.
16 questions in 45 minutes