A year after co-leading TEBB, Iqra came back as Chief Organizer for AJ BRAWL — this time running the whole show, including the first two-category weekend the society had ever attempted. Line Follower Robot and Sumo Robotics, back to back, same event. That doubled the logistics on paper. In practice it meant a lot more nights spent making sure nothing fell through.
Ariyan was president for AJ BRAWL, the first event the society ran across two categories in one weekend instead of one. It's a small-sounding change on paper. In practice, it's the reason Future Fest could be planned as four tracks instead of one.
Bhawna rounded out the BRAWL leadership team, helping hold together an event that was, at the time, the most complicated thing the society had tried to run. What worked that weekend is a big part of why Future Fest was even worth attempting.
When AJ BRAWL’s robots weren’t ready, Jasim stepped in. Alongside Jaswant, he took responsibility for getting every competing bot arena-ready, putting in countless hours diagnosing, fixing, testing, and rebuilding robots until they were ready to compete.
Mibshah joined as Vice President for AJ BRAWL, taking on a share of the coordination behind the society's first two-category weekend.
Jaswant stepped in when AJ BRAWL needed its robots to actually work. Alongside Jasim, he spent countless hours diagnosing, fixing, testing, and preparing every competing bot, helping turn an unfinished competition into one that could actually take place.
Netik served as Convenor for AJ BRAWL, handling on-ground coordination across the event's two categories.