上个星期，斯瓦坦克竞赛自2019年以来，它首次重返面对面活动时，庆祝了其第十版风格。

Swattank为学生提供了一个大概的想法，产品或概念，并将其发展为下一个化身，构想或实现。

Roman Hinds ’25, a Baltimore native, and Te’John Chapman ’23, an economics and political science major from Willoughby, Ohio, were awarded first place for their project Forge, a "mobile application that creates an individualized space to accomplish fitness goals within a shared community platform and experience."

Coming in second was the team of Sean Cheng ’24 of Cupertino, Calif., Jacob Park ’24, a computer science and economics honor major from West Windsor, N.J., Christina Wang ’22, a computer science and economics major from San Ramon, Calif., and Tommy Vu ’24, an engineering major from Philadelphia. The quartet pitched techTutor, an app designed to help users with lower levels of digital literacy.

In third was Frequency, a social media platform centered around music sharing and listening, pitched by Dorothy-Rui Corrigan ’23, a special major in interdisciplinary Chinese studies from New Orleans, and Leonard Park ’23, a psychology major from Virginia Beach, Va.

经济学副教授Syon Bhanot，Youngmoo Kim ’93和Kyle Pierce '14曾担任该活动的法官。