*** Cache is NOT at the posted coordinates ***
T from trag_cachers is a big fan of logic problems. To find this
cache, you need to solve the following puzzle. Enjoy!
At a recent MBGA family caching event, a number of different
cachers teamed up with kids that were at the event for a caching
contest. The top five caching teams all had kids that were
different ages. From the following clues, can you determine the
cachers that were teamed together (one was OHMIC; another was
cricher), the age of the kid that was with them, and the number of
caches they found?
- None of the caching pairs had the same first letter in their
caching names.
- The number of caches found by Trove Chasers was twice the age
of the child in their group.
- OHMIC, who was not paired with JBrand36, had a child that was
twice as old as the child paired with Monti289, who's child was one
year younger than the child paired with Junglehair.
- trag_cachers, who was not paired with Monti289, found three
caches more than the group with the six-year-old; trag_cachers
found three caches less than the JBrand36 group.
- The child with tuppergurl, who was the oldest, found one cache
less than the group with the eight-year-old.
- The seven-year-old found fifteen caches.
- Dani found thirteen caches.
Here is a graph to use to help you solve the puzzle.

Once you have solved the logic problem, the coordinates
are:
N 49 AA.BCD and W 097 WW.XYZ where...
AA = # of Caches found by Cricher + # of caches found by
trag_cachers + age of kid with tuppergurl + age of kid with
JBrand36
B = age of kid with Dani
C = Add the digits of the number of caches found by the Muppets
together
D = Age of kid with the Muppets - age of kid with Monti289
WW = Age of kid with the muppets + age of kid with Trove
Chasers
X = Age of kid with OHMIC - age of kid with Dani - age of kid with
Monti289
Y = # of caches found by Junglehair - age of kid with
Junglehair
Z = Age of kid with trag_cachers
Cache should be easy to find once you solve the puzzle.
Enjoy!
You can check your answers for this puzzle on
Geochecker.com.