Huntsville High School’s cyber teams proved their technical prowess once again on October 23, delivering standout performances across two major national cybersecurity events: CyberPatriot and the National Cyber League (NCL).
CyberPatriot Highlights
HHS cyber teams turned in exceptional scores overall, with two Huntsville High teams placing in the Top 10 in Alabama.
2nd in the State & Top 12% Nationally: Leading the way for Big Red, the "CyberPatriot Predators" secured a stellar 2nd place finish in the state of Alabama and placed in the top 12% of all competing teams nationwide! Congratulations to team members Luke McCauley, Elias Steely, Andrew Hard, Aidan McDavid, Henry Keener, and Samuel McMillion.
Cisco Challenge Spotlight: Tony Kudriakov earned special recognition for an outstanding individual performance tackling complex network configuration and security scenarios in the Cisco challenge portion.
National Cyber League (NCL)
Competing in the individual division of the National Cyber League, Erwin Hunter showcased elite cybersecurity skill and problem-solving grit, placing in the upper 30% nationally among thousands of high school and collegiate competitors across the country.
Congratulations to all of our student competitors and coaches for representing Huntsville High School with distinction on the state and national stages!
GO BIG RED!