Students in George C. Marshall High School’s sports and entertainment marketing program won the first ever Pride & Passion Competition Cup on Tuesday, Dec. 8. The grand prize for winning the competition was the opportunity to promote Washington Redskins offensive tackle Morgan Moses’ reading program through the Morgan Moses Foundation.

“I came into Tuesday’s event thinking that these high school students would bring to the table ideas that were far-fetched and perhaps unrealistic, but I was blown away by their presentations,” Moses said in a press release from the National Football League’s Players Association about the competition.

“These students surprised me from the moment they walked into the room, dressed in suits, to the innovative programs that were presented.”