Twenty-four points, and a medal
Scores at the olympiad run to a maximum of 42. Alarcon's total of 24 was enough for a gold medal and joint eighteenth place, which is the part of the result that needs stating together: medals are awarded in bands set after the paper has been marked, so the score at which gold begins moves from year to year with the difficulty of the questions.
The place is shared, as places at the top of an olympiad table usually are. Totals cluster, and every contestant on the same number occupies the same line in the ranking. Joint eighteenth of 247 puts the result inside the top eight per cent of everyone who sat the competition.
Who finished above her
The 2026 leaderboard in Bordeaux ran: Huaijin Lou of China with a perfect 42; Ziyu Tang of China on 36; Minqi Xu and Yuke Zhuo of China and Shreya Mundhada of India on 35; Danica Odelia of Indonesia on 32; Mălina-Carla Pavel of Romania on 30; Amber Li of Australia on 28; Haruka Kimura of Japan on 27; and a six-way tie on 26.
The list makes the character of the competition plain. Although it is called the European Girls' Mathematical Olympiad, the field extends to teams from Asia, the Americas and Australasia, all ranked in a single order, and Peru's entry is judged on exactly the same scoreboard as the strongest European programmes.
Where the result is published
The source for every figure on this page is the scoreboard published by the organisers of the competition. It lists contestants by name and country with a total, a rank and a medal, and the marks behind it are agreed in coordination between the jury and the team leaders before publication.
Nothing else about Alarcon appears in the sources gathered for this record. The research file notes an accented spelling of the surname, Alarcón, which is how it may appear in Spanish-language listings; no Peruvian report or interview is among the sources used here.
What is documented — and what is not
Firm: 24 points of 42, joint eighteenth place, a gold medal, Peru as the country, and the 2026 olympiad in Bordeaux as the competition, in a field of 247.
Open: no age, birth year, school, city or photograph is published in these sources. Nothing states how the Peruvian team was selected, whether Alarcon had competed at an earlier olympiad, or what she has done since. Those are gaps in the public record rather than details omitted for brevity.
Why a travelling team matters
Teams at the olympiad number at most four, and every one of them arrives through a national selection process of several rounds. For a country outside the host continent, competing also means the expense and logistics of sending a delegation across the world for two mornings of examinations.
That is the context in which a gold medal from Peru should be read. The scoreboard does not distinguish between visiting and European teams, and the result stands in the same ranking as everyone else's: twenty-four points, joint eighteenth, gold, published by the competition and permanent.
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| Person | Country | Milestone | Age / Stat |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dhamaris Alarcon | Peru | A gold medal for Peru, eighteenth in a field of 247, at an olympiad on ano | — |
| Junghun Ju | South Korea | A perfect score at the International Mathematical Olympiad | — |
| Amber Li | Australia | Three consecutive EGMO gold medals | — |
| Aida Mitroi | Romania | Three consecutive EGMO gold medals | — |
| Alisa Volkova | Russia | She solved five of the six problems outright and finished twelfth in the w | — |
What is documented — and what is not
✓ Documented
- 24 points of 42 at EGMO 2026 in Bordeaux, joint eighteenth, gold medal (official EGMO scoreboard)
- Competed for Peru in a field of 247 contestants
- The competition was won by Huaijin Lou of China with the only perfect score
? Unverified, disputed or wrong
- No age, birth year, school or city appears in these sources
- No Peruvian press coverage or interview is included among the sources used
- No record of earlier or later olympiad appearances
Questions people ask about Dhamaris Alarcon
What did Dhamaris Alarcon achieve?
A gold medal for Peru at the 2026 European Girls' Mathematical Olympiad in Bordeaux, with 24 points out of 42 and joint eighteenth place among 247 contestants.
How old is Dhamaris Alarcon?
No source in this record gives her age or birth year. The official scoreboard publishes names, countries, scores, ranks and medals only.
How can a Peruvian compete in a European olympiad?
The competition admits teams from outside Europe and ranks them in the same order. The 2026 top ten includes contestants from China, India, Indonesia, Australia, Japan and Canada.
Why does 24 points win gold?
Medals are awarded in bands decided after the papers are marked, so the score required for each colour changes from year to year with the difficulty of the questions.
Who won the 2026 olympiad?
Huaijin Lou of China, with the only perfect score of 42 in the field.
Is Dhamaris Alarcón the same person?
Yes. The research record lists the accented spelling as an alternative form of the name.
Is Dhamaris Alarcon on Wikipedia?
No Wikipedia article was found for her. The source used here is the official EGMO scoreboard.
Where is Dhamaris Alarcon now?
No source in this record says. The documented trail is a single row on the 2026 scoreboard.
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Sources
- EGMO 2026 (Bordeaux) scoreboard — European Girls' Mathematical Olympiad, 2026-04
Checked by the Geniuses.club editorial team. Ages are given as of September 2026.
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