On Friday, February 22, five Brahma Tech students competed in the Annual Engineering Games at Raytheon in celebration of Engineering Week. Our students took 1st place leaving the competition in the dust when the Stirling Cycle Engine they had to create reached a speed of 18 km ph, something the engineers hosting the competition did not expect any team to achieve. Please congratulate Alice Jin, Bill Kwai, Alex Larcheveque, Stanley Liu, and Diana Zhou for remarkable teamwork, incredible critical thinking and problem solving skills, and for working so hard to put into practice those skills they have learned from the fine teachers at DBHS. Brahma Tech students have placed 1st two years in a row.