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Harris, Kinley take top spots with solar cars

Students compete in the Junior Solar Sprint at Madison City Schools Stadium in 2014. Jarod Harris was first-place winner this year. (CONTRIBUTED
Students compete in the Junior Solar Sprint at Madison City Schools Stadium in 2014. Jarod Harris was first-place winner this year. (CONTRIBUTED

MADISON – Discovery Middle School students Jarod Harris and Angela Kinley earned top honors in the Junior Solar Sprint contest.

Sci-Quest Hand-on Science Center hosted this regional tournament. Among all teams competing, Harris ranked in first place. Kinley placed third.

Other Discovery students in the competition on May 9 were Malachi Battle, Corbin Fawcett and Brian Fritz.

The Army Educational Outreach Program sponsors the event for hands-on experience for students in grades 5-8 to apply Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) concepts.

This year, ARMDEC provided the solar panel and motor for the cars. Students had to research, design, make drawings and build a model from their designs.

Harris will advance to the national competition in Dallas.

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