BRENHAM ISD STUDENTS COMPETE, WIN IN WORLDWIDE STEAM COMPETITION

Josh Blaschke February 10, 2021

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Team Matrix (from left): Matthew Philips, Calvin Wunderlich, Ethan Reddoch, Anissa Talmore, Kaitlynne Allen, Kolbe Asmussen and Timothy Walbeck.
(courtesy Brenham ISD)

Two groups of Brenham ISD students placed high last week in a worldwide competition for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM).

Brenham Junior High School 7^th and 8^th grade Flow Time students competed with teams from around the world in the STEAMSPACE Education Outreach contest, held via a virtual conference on February 5^th. Since November, students have worked on preparing a sustainable 3D virtual colony on Mars, the moon, or in free space.

Two teams from Brenham Junior High School were recognized in the middle school settlement design category.

The Withers team (from left): Logan Rivas, Kolten Krolczyk, Keelyn Roberson, Teagan Thompson, Nyles Wilson and Thomas Loesch. Not pictured: Gunner Govreau
(courtesy Brenham ISD)

Winning first place was The Matrix team consisting of Kaitlynne Allen, Kolbe Asmussen, Matthew Philips, Ethan Reddoch, Anissa Talmore, Timothy Walbeck, and Calvin Wunderlich.

Receiving an honorable mention was The Withers team made up of Gunner Govreau, Kolten Krolczyk, Thomas Loesch, Logan Rivas, Keelyn Roberson, Teagan Thompson and Nyles Wilson.

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