2021 National Finals

The NOI.PH 2021 National Finals were held virtually on 8-9 May 2021. Of the 30 top scorers of the National Eliminations, 24 competed over two five-hour rounds, each of which consisted of four problems.

Events

The first day of the contest started with an opening ceremony livestream. After the national anthem, Chief of the Science and Technology Manpower Education Research and Promotions Division of the DOST-SEI, Dr. Ruby Cristobal, gave some opening remarks. She stressed the important role that the field of informatics plays in the modern world, highlighted how NOI.PH and its contestants are a testament to our ability to deal with uncertainty, and ended optimistically by noting how the pandemic brought opportunities to those working in IT.

After the inspiring message, NOI.PH President Marte Soliza delivered his own remarks. Then, contest co-director Vernon Gutierrez discussed the rules to the competition before the Practice Round of the competition. In the Practice Round, students spent 90 minutes familiarizing themselves with the contest system through solving some problems.

After a one-hour break, the first round of the finals began, and after the first round, there were some reminders for the second day of the program.

Round 2 began in the morning of the second day. After the competition, NOI.PH Head of Scientific Committee Kevin Atienza went over some of the main ideas of the problems in a livestream.

Finally, the awarding livestream happened. Marte and Vernon presented the certificates, awarded the best rookies of the year, and finally, awarded the medals to the top six contestants. The top six contestants were also interviewed about their training and contest experience.

Awards

The Rookie of the Year awards are given to the highest-scoring first-time finalists. Runner-ups Shawn Darren Chua and Daryll Carlsten Ko each won a mouse, and Rookie of the Year Filbert Ephraim Wu won a keyboard.

Honorable mentions, in decreasing order of rank, were Shawn Darren Chua, Kian Colin Chua, John Angelo Oringo, and Daryll Carlsten Ko. They each won Php 1500. Bronze medalists, in decreasing order of rank, were Filbert Ephraim Wu, Enrico Rolando Martinez, and Steven Reyes. They each won Php 2000.

The third and second places, Frederick Ivan Michael Tan, and Raphael Dylan Dalida, each won a silver medal and Php 3000.

Vincent Dela Cruz, the top ranked contestant, won a gold medal and Php 6000.

Scoreboard for the NOI.PH 2021 National Finals

Rank	Name	Score	School	Region	Grade	Coach	Day 1 Score	Day 2 Score	To the Moon!	Psari-Psari	Pagtitipon ng Hiwaga	Circuit Training	Eddie the Nerdie	Sussus Amongus	A Walk to Remember	Pering the Platypus
1	Vincent Dela Cruz	597.074	Valenzuela City School of Mathematics and Science	NCR: National Capital Region	Grade 12		338.699	258.375	100	90	65	83.699	100	52	90.375	16
2	Raphael Dylan Dalida	570.42	Philippine Science High School - Main Campus	NCR: National Capital Region	Grade 10	Adrian Angeles	295.795	274.625	100	75	35	85.795	100	52	94.625	28
3	Frederick Ivan Michael Tan	492	Philippine Science High School - Main Campus	NCR: National Capital Region	Grade 11	Adrian Angeles	290	202	100	90	100	0	100	52	50	0
4	Steven Reyes	469.089	Saint Jude Catholic School	NCR: National Capital Region	Grade 12		248.089	221	100	90	35	23.089	100	52	50	19
5	Enrico Rolando Martinez	361	Philippine Science High School - Main Campus	NCR: National Capital Region	Grade 11	Adrian Angeles	210	151	100	75	35	0	100	19	31	1
6	Filbert Ephraim Wu	322	Victory Christian International School	NCR: National Capital Region	Grade 10		190	132	100	55	35	0	100	0	31	1
7	Daryll Carlsten Ko	305	St. Stephen's High School	NCR: National Capital Region	Grade 12		185	120	100	50	35	0	70	19	31	0
8	John Angelo Oringo	295	Philippine Science High School - Bicol Region Campus	Region V: Bicol Region	Grade 11	John Rainer Joaquin	165	130	100	30	35	0	100	19	11	0
9	Kian Colin Chua	279	Saint Jude Catholic School	NCR: National Capital Region	Grade 10		210	69	100	75	35	0	0	19	31	19
10	Shawn Darren Chua	255	MGC New Life Christian Academy	NCR: National Capital Region	Grade 11		155	100	100	55	0	0	50	19	31	0
11	Harvey Shawn Chua	246	Philippine Science High School - Main Campus	NCR: National Capital Region	Grade 12	Adrian Angeles	210	36	100	75	35	0	5	0	31	0
12	Immanuel Josiah Balete	221	St. Stephen's High School	NCR: National Capital Region	Grade 12		165	56	100	30	35	0	25	0	31	0
13	John Eric Estrada	209	Philippine Science High School - Bicol Region Campus	Region V: Bicol Region	Grade 11	John Rainer Joaquin	135	74	100	0	35	0	0	52	22	0
14	John Lloyd Allas	208	City of San Jose Del Monte National Science High School	Region III: Central Luzon	Grade 10		125	83	0	90	35	0	0	52	31	0
15	Sean Marco Campanilla	180	Ateneo de Manila Senior High School	NCR: National Capital Region	Grade 12		130	50	100	30	0	0	0	19	31	0
16	Marco Elijah Arcallana	171	Kin Yang Academy	Region IV-A: CALABARZON	Grade 9		130	41	100	30	0	0	0	19	22	0
17	Clyde Lawrence Borrega	150	Philippine Science High School - Bicol Region Campus	Region V: Bicol Region	Grade 11	John Rainer Joaquin	100	50	100	0	0	0	0	19	31	0
18	Mark Nicholas Cagas	125	Manila Science High School	NCR: National Capital Region	Grade 12	Romer Abella	100	25	100	0	0	0	25	0	0	0
19	Edric Ato	101	Manila Science High School	NCR: National Capital Region	Grade 12	Romer Abella	100	1	100	0	0	0	0	0	0	1
20	Aaron John Cacas	86	Ateneo de Manila Senior High School	NCR: National Capital Region	Grade 12		55	31	25	30	0	0	0	0	31	0
21	Mehriell Ellice Ang	81	De La Salle University - Taft	NCR: National Capital Region	Grade 11		50	31	50	0	0	0	0	0	31	0
22	James Bryan Francisco	64	Ateneo de Manila Senior High School	NCR: National Capital Region	Grade 11		0	64	0	0	0	0	0	33	31	0
23	Lucas Sebastian Khan	55	Philippine Science High School - Main Campus	NCR: National Capital Region	Grade 11		55	0	25	30	0	0	0	0	0	0
24	Matt Raymond Ayento	25	Philippine Science High School - Caraga Region Campus	Region XIII: Caraga Region	Grade 10	JESSEVIM GALEON	25	0	25	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

Final Message

Congratulations to all the winners of the National Olympiad in Informatics Philippines 2021!

The organizing committee would like to thank the DOST-SEI for their continued support for NOI.PH. We would also like to thank our student volunteers from UP ACM, as well as our illustrator for helping out.

Lastly, we thank all the coaches, parents, and students for their participation and hard work and for making this event a success.

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