Photo courtesy Air Force Association
Rangeview High School and the words "CyberPatriot" are almost synonymous in the Aurora Public Schools community. The team has shown that they belong among the nation's elite, and they proved themselves once again recently during the national finals in Washington, D.C.
After strong performances in each of the four finals events, Team "Any Key" earned the National Championship in the Digital Crime Scene Challenge, all while capturing the only perfect score ever recorded by an open division team in the event's history.
Team "Any Key" excelled through the national semifinals to set up a finals showdown against the nation's other top 11 teams. Schools competed in the last round of the season to defend virtual networks from a professional aggressor team made up of cyber security experts from the Center for Infrastructure Assurance and Security at the University of Texas at San Antonio.
Congratulations, Rangeview and Team "Any Key" on a job well done!
Team "Any Key" waits to speak with former Secretary of State Gen. Colin Powell.
Team "Any Key" member Savannah Clemente. Photo courtesy Air Force Association