American Math League is a national online mathematics competition for students in Grades 3-11, designed to challenge students and strengthen critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and mathematical creativity. Students from public, private, charter, and homeschool programs, as well as individual families, can participate from anywhere. With year-round registration and flexible online access, students can compete at a time that works best for them.
American Math League was founded by Mr. Tong, an experienced mathematics educator who holds a Master’s Degree in Math Education. He has coached students and teams for a wide range of mathematics competitions, including MATHCOUNTS, American Mathematics Competitions (AMC 8 and AMC 10), the Harvard-MIT Mathematics Tournament, Princeton mathematics competitions, National Math Leagues, and Math Olympiad programs. His students and teams have earned recognition at both state and national levels.
Mr. Tong is committed to helping students develop a strong mathematical foundation and advanced problem-solving skills. His teaching approach supports students at different ability levels and encourages them to tackle challenging problems with confidence, persistence, and creativity.
We believe every student has the potential to grow through mathematics. The mission of American Math League is to inspire a lasting appreciation for mathematics while helping students develop critical thinking, mathematical reasoning, and effective problem-solving strategies. Our online competitions give students in Grades 3-11 meaningful opportunities to challenge themselves, build confidence, and strengthen their mathematical abilities.
Interested in participating? Review our competition FAQ for details about eligibility and testing, or visit the American Math League registration page to get started.
