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Local students’ ‘Power Pivot’ project takes first-place in national STEM competition

Camas-Washougal students win top honors for innovative medical device in national REACH Challenge

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Robotics students (left to right) Silvia Pujol, Jack Harding, Will Jolley, Brenden Cavill and Taryn Cavill gather in Discovery High School's STEM lab on Dec. 1, 2021. (Kelly Moyer/Post-Record files)

A group of local robotics students have taken first-place in a national STEM competition.

The Camas-based robotics team — Team 2471, also known as “Team Mean Machine” — recently entered their Power Pivot(TM) medical device in the International Technology and Engineering Educators Association (ITEEA)’s national REACH Challenge.

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