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The Logic Tournament
Every student can compete for excellence — not just the mathletes. A ready-to-run logic competition for ages 10–16, developed by Sebastian Garren: one afternoon, two rounds, and puzzles worth arguing about.
Think
Puzzles that twist logic and reward the sharpest thinkers — knights and knaves, logic grids, lateral riddles, simple game theory.
Collaborate
A team round where groups of two or three reason together — every brain counts.
Excel
An individual round built to surface each student’s own brilliance.
An afternoon, start to medals
- One afternoon 2½ hours, start to medals
- Two rounds Team round, then individual round
- Three divisions Grades 5–6 · 7–8 · 9–11
- Teams Two or three students per team
- Scoring 2 points correct · 0.5 blank · 0 wrong
- The tradition Raymond Smullyan · LSAT logic games · game theory
Everything a host needs
- Complete question and answer sets for all three divisions
- Rules for judges, moderators, and participants
- Score sheets and a ranking spreadsheet that calculates winners
- Tournament administration tips
- Email support from the tournament’s developer
Hosts bring a room, sign-ups, and prizes; the kit brings the rest. Checkout is handled by Stripe.
Get the packageQuestions about hosting? contact@educationprogress.org
The Logic Tournament is developed by Sebastian Garren and published with the Center for Educational Progress as part of The Agon, our department for academic competition.