10-year-old Noah Dabney is the winner of Invention Dimension Challenge in the state of Virginia.  Noah's winning idea. Pocket Rocks gives a new twist to the old favorite hand game of Rock, Paper, Scissors. The parts for his game include 30 tokens and 3 felt bags for two people to play. The tokens include 9 ROCK, 9 PAPER, 9 SCISSORS, and 3 WILD. The tokens are mixed up in one bag. Each player takes a bag and without looking chooses 15 tokens. To play, both players lay 3 tokens face down and the 4th face up. The winner gets all tokens. If a tie, repeat. The player who ends up with all tokens wins.

"It can be played almost anywhere for as long as you want. It can be stopped and started and kids can pick up where they left off last time they played. It is easy to learn, can be carried anywhere in your POCKET, and the new twist of a "wild" token and the fast action also make it even more fun and exciting to play" Noah said.

Noah received a prize of a $500 JAKKS Pacific Prize Pack.