team, Team 33, "Leviathan", went to Dallas, Texas for the VEX World Championship. They placed within the top 50 out of about 250 teams from all over the world. During the Robotics season of 2009–2010, the Varsity Team 33, "Maverick", placed 12th in Robot Skills at the 2009-2010 VEX Robotics World Championships in Dallas, TX. They also placed within the top half of their division. In the 2010–2011 season, the Gar-Field Robotics team was represented in the Prince William County Zero Robotics Team, "SuperNOVA". This team, consisting of students from Osbourn Park, Gar-Field, and Battlefield HS, placed in the Top 5 (Semi-Finalist Standings) and ended up in 3rd place in the nation (Finals). Varsity FTC Team 33, Maverick was a member of the VA FIRST FTC State Championship alliance and attended the 2011 VEX World Championships at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Center in FL. The team is also responsible for reaching out to the community and to provide mentorship to the surrounding middle schools in need of help and support, such as Beville Middle School and Woodbridge Middle School. The team also actively volunteers by running Qualifiers and the annual Roboticon for the middle school students. G-F Robotics members have also appeared in various functions in the community, such as the Annual Community Covenant in Manassas and National Young Readers' Day. Awards 2008-2009 Season: Excellence Award (VEX) 2009-2010 Season: Community Award (FTC) 'Spirit Award (VEX) Tournament Champions (VEX) 2010-2011 Season: Community Award (VEX) Finalist Alliance (FTC) Inspire Award (FTC) Winning Alliance (FTC) Think Award (FTC) Tournament Champions (VEX) Sportsmanship Award (VEX) Commendation from the Prince William Board of County Supervisors for Robotics 2019-2020 Season: Design Award (VEX) Judges Award (VEX) Demographics In the 2019–2020 school year, Gar-Field's 2,305 student body was: 59.8% Hispanic of any race 20.6% Black/African-American 8.3% Asian 7.4% White 3.6% Two or More Races .1% American Indian/Alaskan .1% Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Notable alumni Jeff Baker, former MLB player (2005-2015) Christian Beranek, comic book writer and film producer Benita Fitzgerald, 1984 Olympic gold medalist, 100-meter hurdles Paula Girven, Olympic high jumper John Goding, choreographer Emmylou Harris, country western singer Bob Malloy, Texas Rangers/Montreal Expos professional MLB player 1987 and 1990 Brian McNichol, former MLB player (1999) (Chicago Cubs) Jeff Nixon, professional football player Winston October, gridiron football player Clint Sintim, NFL linebacker, New York Giants Chris Sprouse, comic book artist Sheena Tosta (née Johnson), Olympic hurdler; won