Sofia University teams traditionally bettered the other participants. First came the first team of Sofia University, with 10 out of 11 tasks solved: Vladislav Haralampiev, first year, Computer Sciences, Nikola Taushanov, first year, Computer Sciences and Danail Balchev, second year, Computer Sciences.Second came the first team of New Bulgarian University, with 4 tasks solved, and third was the team of University of Tarnovo, with 3 tasks solved.

The second team: Ivan georgiev, Stefan Avramov and Ivan Todorov, all third year, Computer Sciences, came second in the final positions, with 8 tasks solved.

Full archive of the competition is available at http://bcpc.eu/XXIV/. All who would like to compare their skills can register in spoj0 at judge.openfmi.net.

Next competition will be held in Sofia and will be co-hosted by Sofia University, New Bulgarian University and the Technical Univeristy.