Baltic Olympiad in Informatics, April 23-27, 2003, Tartu, Estonia

Teams

This year, invitations to the BOI were sent out to nine countries: Denmark, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Russia, and Sweden. A team of eight contestants and two team leaders was invited from each country. Unfortunately, not all invited countries are able to send a team (or a full team) to Tartu.

So far, we have received confirmations as follows:

Team	Leaders	Contestants	Guides
Finland	Jari Koivisto Matti Nykänen	Ville Pettersson Tapani Alasaarela Ville Mäkynen Niko Kiirala Juha Arpiainen Markus Ojala Veli Peltola Juha Backman	Ardi Kask Kati Ilves
Latvia	Mārtiņš Opmanis Artūrs Žogla	Oļegs Urziks Pāvels Burakovs Artūrs Verza Pāvels Andrejevs Edgars Irmejs Gunta Strode Toms Atteka Kārlis Gaņģis	Teele Pern Margarita Mürk
Lithuania	Valentina Dagienė Jūratė Skūpienė	Vilius Naudžiūnas Ignas Budvytis Gintautas Miliauskas Indrius Kairys Andrejus Poznanskis Linas Petrauskas Marius Minkevičius Dainius Kunigauskas	Anna-Liisa Laiapea Tereesa Kink
Norway	Kristian Eide	David Narum Daniel Lokshtanov Cato Morholt Svein Ove Aas	Jaanika Meier Elo Sööt
Poland	Marcin Mucha Piotr Sankowski	Marcin Michalski Bartosz Walczak Filip Wolski Michał Brzozowski Andrzej Chodor Łukasz Krupa Michał Jaszczyk Szymon Acedański	Mildred Laansalu Meeli Roose
Sweden	none	Erik Bernhardsson Carl Nettelblad Joel Jonsson	Maarit Kärp Triin Sikk
Estonia	Meelis Kull Kristo Tammeoja	Mihkel Kree Avo Muromägi Ago-Erik Riet Imre Lorvi Aleksei Lissitsin Jaan Vajakas Mattias Linnap Aleksandr Nikiforov Martin Laak Aivo Paas	Aigar Vaigu Oleg Knut

You may notice that there are ten contestants instead of eight listed for Estonia. It has long been a tradition of the BOI that the host country can have either a second team or a few extra contestants. This year, Martin Laak and Aivo Paas are the extra contestants from Estonia.