How scary is chess in New York City? part 2

Look at the results of this year's grade competition in New York, (All the first places, I removed the non-New York ones):

Kindergarten: WU, Darren, NY  (five ties）（Photo）
Team:

1st Grade:
Team: The Speyer Legacy School, New York, NY

2nd Grade: SHEN, Alice, NY
Team:

3rd Grade:
Team: The Speyer Legacy School, NY

4th Grade:
Team: The Speyer Legacy School, NY

5th Grade:
Team: Hunter College Campus School, New York, NY; P.S. 10, Brooklyn, NY

6th Grade:
Team:

7th Grade:
Team: Hunter College Campus School, New York, NY

8th Grade: HARDAWAY, Brewington, NY
Team: Success Academy Hudson Yards, New York, NY

9th Grade:
Team: Stuyvesant HS, New York, NY (tie）

10th Grade: FM CHASIN, Nico Werner, NY (tie）
Team: Columbia Grammar & Prep, New York, NY (tie）

11th Grade:
Team: Dalton, New York, NY

12th Grade:
Team: Columbia Grammar & Prep, New York, NY (tie）

If you look at the top five, the ratio is even bigger. Take the sixth grade in which New York didn't take any first place as an example. The 2nd, 3rd, and 4th places of the group are all from New York. It can be seen that New York not only has a large number of chess players, but also has a lot of strength.

Tomorrow we will talk about why New York is so strong.