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We hope YouScheduler team members Kristian Comer 鈥�20 and Francesco Mikulis-Borsoi 鈥�20 have scheduled some time to celebrate now that they have won the 30th annual Paul J. Holloway Prize Innovation to Market Competition and a $10,000 top prize.

The sophomore duo developed a class scheduling solution to address a common pain point students have when trying to schedule their courses for the semester: an efficient way to help them build in time for meals, part-time jobs听and student teams or organizations, while still getting the classes they need. YouScheduler is currently being piloted at 91制片厂, and according to Comer and Mikulis-Borsoi, the platform has听received glowing endorsements from both students and university administrators, including John听Kirkpatrick, 91制片厂鈥檚 senior vice provost of student life and dean of students.

鈥淚 was just really impressed by the caliber of everyone who came out to the Holloway competition this year and presented.鈥澨�

PassCrypt, a password manager built on blockchain technology, took second place听and the Lynn and Mike Marsh Award for the best business plan. PassCrypt consisted of team members Brandon Bryant 鈥�18, Colin Small 鈥�20, Angela Tidd 鈥�18 and Dylan Wheeler 鈥�19. The team of Joe Scheidler 鈥�18 and Brandon Smith 鈥�18 took third place for their idea,听Pathlete, a system to help match underrecruited student athletes with the needs of college coaches.

The second annual Holloway Prize People鈥檚 Choice Award went to blended., a team consisting of Katelyn Smith 鈥�18, Genevieve Wolfe 鈥�18听and Christopher Rossi 鈥�18, who pitched their idea for an experiential blended wine tasting and tapas bar.

said Max Miller听鈥�20, a member of last year's winning team, Droppn. 鈥淓very single one of them was incredibly impressive, incredibly professional听and the caliber and complexity听of the ideas and the听knowledge of each of the participants was amazing,鈥� he said.听听

To see the full results of the competition, visit .