The Saint Thomas Academy Experimental Vehicle Team, featuring junior Luke Marvin from Eden Prairie, emerged victorious at the 2025 Shell Eco-marathon Americas competition. The team showcased remarkable skills by securing first place in both the battery-electric prototype and urban concept hydrogen fuel cell divisions. Their hydrogen fuel cell vehicle not only achieved top honors but also received the vehicle design award and a prize money of $9,000. Despite facing adverse weather conditions in Indianapolis, where the city experienced heavy rainfall, the team managed to deliver exceptional performance without a single dry run throughout the event. In the battery-electric prototype division, the team's vehicle recorded an impressive 212 miles per kilowatt-hour, outperforming 15 other competitors. On the other hand, the hydrogen fuel cell urban concept vehicle traveled an outstanding 125.3 miles per cubic meter of hydrogen to secure first place in its division. This remarkable achievement highlights the team's dedication to innovation and sustainable transportation technology. The competition, which drew participants from various countries including the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Brazil, provided a platform for young talents to showcase their skills and push the boundaries of eco-friendly vehicle design and performance.