Over four years on the Functions subteam, Abigalle has learned time management and teamwork. She plans to go to college and study manufacturing engineering and material science.

Abigail has been on the team for two years and has developed leadership skills and the ability to step up and take charge. Her most memorable moment was doing an intense scavenger hunt at Yakima in an attempt to win a crocheted dinosaur—sadly unsuccessful.

A two-year member of the Wingnuts subteam, Abigail joined to get hands-on experience with engineering. She's learned to measure twice, cut once. She plans to attend college and study engineering.

A three-year member of the team, Alexander joined after participating in FTC. His most memorable moment was participating on the drive team his sophomore year, 9567's rookie year. He plans to attend BYU Provo for a year to major in Biology, then serve a two-year mission for his church.

A two-year member of the Business Development subteam, Anna joined robotics to develop her skills and make friends. She's grown in communication and leadership, with her most memorable moment being the trip to Districts with team 9567.

A three-year member of the Controls subteam, Casey’s most memorable moment was traveling to Yakima with the team. He plans to join the NROTC to become commissioned as an officer in the US Navy.

Daphne has been a member of the team for three years as a part of the Tactics & Strategy subteam. She joined to pursue her passion of STEM while also looking to build a sense of community. Robotics has taught her the importance of community and her favorite memory is the 2025 Yakima trip.

A four-year member of the Wingnuts subteam, Dekker joined after Vitaliy begged him—and because he likes robots. He's learned how to manage resources and time, with his most memorable moment being the Yakima hotel room with Quinny and Jakey. After graduation, he plans to fly planes.

A three-year member of the Business Development subteam, Dominator joined to explore a different field that seemed fun and interesting. He's learned how to manage workloads and cooperate with teammates. He plans to become a professional sports camera operator for big events.

A four-year member of the BizDev subteam, Emily joined because she was interested in mechanical engineering. She's learned about work-life balance and creating strong relationships with others. Her most memorable moment was attending World Championships.

Hailey joined Skyview Robotics after seeing the community and friendships it creates. She's learned the importance of making her voice heard and that everyone's input is valuable. Her most memorable moment was attending Storm Surge, her first competition as part of the team.

A four-year member of Skyview Robotics, Hannah joined to learn engineering. Her most memorable moment was spending four hours hogging out a steel cross member on the mill, only for it to be rammed and disfigured at the first competition!

A three-year member of the team, Jerod joined after Mr. Glassett recommended robotics. He's learned the value of hard, consistent work, with his most memorable moment being Mr. Ahner in a pink tutu.

A first-year member of the Wingnuts subteam, Joseph has learned the value of teamwork. After graduation, he plans to go to college.

A two-year member of the team, Kennedy is on the BizDev subteam and is a member of the Student Leadership Team. She's learned that networking is one of the most important skills, with her most memorable moments being the late nights working on the Impact Award.

Lapis joined the Programming subteam because she was interested in science. Over her four years on the team, she says the most valuable thing she learned was Java syntax. Her most memorable moment was Worlds 2024 and she plans to attend a four-year university.

A four-year member of the Functions subteam, Lily joined to get more experience in mechanical engineering—and because Mr. Ahner told her to. She's learned problem-solving skills, with her most memorable moment being the trip to Chezy Champs in 2024.

A first-year member of the BizDev subteam, Lilly joined after Mr. Ahner, one of her favorite teachers, recommended robotics. She's expanded her time management skills and plans to go to college and become an elementary school teacher.

Micah learned how complex it can be to organize and coordinate a large team effectively. His most memorable moments were spending time with teammates after meetings, especially the conversations and problem-solving outside of structured work. He plans to attend a four-year university to study mechanical engineering.

Since joining robotics, Milo’s learned how incredibly important it is for everyone's voice to be heard. Her most memorable moment was seeing a match for the first time in person at Girls Gen. She plans to major in biology at a four-year university and pursue a career in science.

A three-year member of the Controls subteam, Neil plans to attend a four-year college for a degree in biomedical engineering.

A three-year member of the team, Nola joined to get more experience with engineering. She's learned how to effectively work with others and be a good leader. She plans to attend a four-year university to study either mechanical engineering or political science.

Oliver joined the team wanting to pursue Ocean Robotics Engineering . He’s learned to work with people under pressure, finding solutions despite stress. His most memorable moment was the final match at Wilsonville. He plans to major in Mechanical Engineering with a focus in Robotics and Marine Engineering.

Sonya has been on the team for three years and is on the Tactics & Strategy subteam. She joined to make new friends and learn new skills. Her most memorable moment was the drive to Yakima with Mr. Glassett and fellow orchestra-robotics members after the March concert.