Karra is a team of 1. We heard about the Kid Wind Solar Challenge in January and competed in March. She named her team after her former pet yellow labrador retriever Daisey Dog.

Birdie, Joelynn, and Myra are fourth grade students at American Charter Academy. This is their first year participating in the KidWind challenge. They worked quite hard on their design and studied hard for the Alaska Clean Energy Olympics. They were thrilled to earn the opportunity to participate in the 2025 KidWind World Challenge in Phoenix this year.

Hi! My team is the Hobbit Of The Wind and my name is Emma. I'm super excited to be going to Worlds this year in Phoenix, Arizona. I have a tripod turbine and rainbow blades with a homemade generator that I am super proud of!

The Department of Wind Efficiency is an initiative of the Mervo Engineering department tasked with cutting federal electrical production loss which it characterizes as "drag, inefficiency and resistance." Deylon, Andrew and Ben have been hired by Mr. Kerr and Mr. B to oversee this initiative.

The Good Hope Robotics team is excited to attend KidWind! We are a team from our Robotics 1 and Robotics 2 class.

We are excited to be one of the teams representing Washington State at Worlds. This is our first time competing in the Kidwind challenge. We are excited to get to travel to Arizona and compete with people from all over the world.

This team works well together and can’t wait to share what they’ve learned about solar power with others.

Thate čhetą́ (Falcon Wind) team proudly hails from the Rosebud Sioux Indian Reservation in South Dakota. We attend Todd County High School in Mission. Our culturally diverse team represents the Native American Lakota Nation, Philippines, and India. We aim to explore renewable energy alternatives, focusing on the potential of wind power. Thate čhetą́ team is driven by a shared dedication…

The Little Eaglet Flyers are a mix of rookies and returning competitors. Our team has members that have different areas of expertise.