They also introduced Geek My Window and planned to introduce Geek My Window 2.0. Geek My Tree made a lot of progress over the years. Their website and social media handles were updated in 2020 but there is no link available to purchase the lights. They launched Geek My Window and planned to launch Geek My Tree 2.0 in 2018.īut currently, their products are not available for sale. What happened to Geek my tree after shark tank?Īfter Shark Tank, the company made a lot of progress. Their products include Party Pixels for $59, Glowflaxes for $89, Tree Effects for $49, and Musical Glowfakes for $195 making them the most expensive out of all the products.

in June.Later they added more products which ranged from $49 to $195.

Whoever wins the regional competition moves on to the national competition in Washington D.C. 'We just had a great time doing this,' said Brady. MTRX Sports won and advances to the regional competition. 'I think, it's great I am just so impressed with you guys,' said a judge during their presentation. They already sold 100 pairs to 'NY Prospects Baseball.' 'It prevents sting when you catch and hit the ball,' said Darren Brady, the other team member from Lavelle Prep High School. The team created batting gloves with memory foam padding. It's a tool designed to help swimmers train their upper bodies, an idea he came up with while training himself.īiondolillo is part of the team called MTRX Sports. 'It has a strap that wraps around one leg,' he said. 'It taught me the importance of leadership,' said Wesley Dai ,a junior at Staten Island Academy.

'I feel like I've been able to mature a lot more,' said Biondolillo. 'The goal is to really teach young people how to start their own business, to learn all the skill set needed,' said Linda Baran, President and CEO of the Staten Island Chamber of Commerce. NY1's Anthony Pascale emceed the event presented by the Staten Island Chamber of Commerce. 'I'd like to see the students really express who they are, a passion for their product,' he said. Thatis where they'll compete against dozens of other students in May.įrank Lombardo with National Grid was one of the judges. The winning team moves on to the regional completion in Rochester. 'We started working on this in September so we've actually put a lot of work into this,' said Vincent Biondolillo, a Tottenville High School freshman. The idea is similar to the television show 'Shark Tank' but students pitched their products and services to a panel of local investors. Nine young innovators, representing high schools across the borough competed for funding to launch their businesses.

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