Andre Moorer, Steve Aldony from Hillwood High School with CAT Mentor Dan Benefield

Teams of Metro students have made a boatload of money over the last several weeks selling "Holo-generators™," a product that doesn't even exist.

Confused? The money was virtual, of course, all part of Junior Achievement's "JA Titan" program. JA Titan allows students to run their own online businesses, with teams competing to reach the highest performance index in each business quarter.

Teams from Antioch, Hillwood, McGavock, Pearl-Cohn and Whites Creek High Schools competed against other students from all over Middle Tennessee. Hillwood was even invited to participate in the JA Titan Business Challenge, a one-day regional competition that is the culmination of the classroom program.

Team BMS, Inc. from Hillwood bested all of the other teams to take first place at the Business Challenge. They will now move on to the national contest, held virtually over the course of a full month, April 18 - May18.

Congratulations, BMS, Inc.!