U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command
Army announces national winning teams of the 2015 eCYBERMISSION Competition.
HUNT VALLEY, Md. -- The winning teams of the 13th annual eCYBERMISSION STEM competition were announced in an awards ceremony held June 19 in Hunt Valley, Md.
The 6th grade national winning team is Team Water Warriors from Science Rocks U in Whiteface, Tx. Team members are Dwayne Scott, Kaden Moses, Kaleb Ruthardt and Elizabeth Casarez. Team advisor is Laura Wilbanks. Representing Wilbanks during the finals was Sharon Scott.
The 7th grade national winning team is Team Hope 2 Others [H2O] from the Mirman School in Los Angeles, Ca. Team members are Christina Lee, Angela Lee and Samantha Morris. Team advisor is Arpa Ghazarian.
The 8th grade national winning team is Team HydroPhysics from Naperville, Il, led by team advisor Srimani Chakravarthi. Team members are Prateek Dullur, Adarsh Mattu and Aditya Ramachandran.
The 9th grade national winning team is the Power Ups from Jenks, Ok. Team members are Hayden Hilst, Riya Kaul and Rebecca Mackey. Team advisor is Manju Kaul.
The winning teams were chosen from 20 finalist teams, which were selected from more than 7,000 teams that entered the competition this year.
Army announces national winning teams of the 2015 eCYBERMISSION Competition.
HUNT VALLEY, Md. -- The winning teams of the 13th annual eCYBERMISSION STEM competition were announced in an awards ceremony held June 19 in Hunt Valley, Md.
The 6th grade national winning team is Team Water Warriors from Science Rocks U in Whiteface, Tx. Team members are Dwayne Scott, Kaden Moses, Kaleb Ruthardt and Elizabeth Casarez. Team advisor is Laura Wilbanks. Representing Wilbanks during the finals was Sharon Scott.
The 7th grade national winning team is Team Hope 2 Others [H2O] from the Mirman School in Los Angeles, Ca. Team members are Christina Lee, Angela Lee and Samantha Morris. Team advisor is Arpa Ghazarian.
The 8th grade national winning team is Team HydroPhysics from Naperville, Il, led by team advisor Srimani Chakravarthi. Team members are Prateek Dullur, Adarsh Mattu and Aditya Ramachandran.
The 9th grade national winning team is the Power Ups from Jenks, Ok. Team members are Hayden Hilst, Riya Kaul and Rebecca Mackey. Team advisor is Manju Kaul.
The winning teams were chosen from 20 finalist teams, which were selected from more than 7,000 teams that entered the competition this year.