Every day, we are about growing students for a successful future. With that, we are proud of the various achievements they have garnered over the years. Thanks for the guidance, mentors!

2022

Winner, Word Championship (Overall)

Celebrates the alliance that wins the final match of the competition. Won in partnership with teams 254 (Cheesy Poofs), 3175 (Knight Vision), and 6672 (Fusion Corps)

Winner, World Championship (Galileo Division)

Celebrates the alliance that wins the final match of the competition. Won in partnership with teams 254 (Cheesy Poofs), 3175 (Knight Vision), and 6672 (Fusion Corps)

Winner, Oklahoma Regional Competition

Celebrates the alliance that wins the final match of the competition. Won in partnership with teams 4522 (Team SCREAM) and 3160 (F.R.O.G.).

Winner, Colorado Regional Competition

Celebrates the alliance that wins the final match of the competition. Won in partnership with teams 1339 (AngelBotics) and 4944 (The Hi Fives).

Autonomous Award (World Championship)

Celebrates the team that has demonstrated consistent, reliable, high-performance robot operation during autonomously managed actions. Evaluation is based on the robot’s ability to sense its surroundings, position itself or onboard mechanisms appropriately, and execute tasks.

Industrial Design Award (Oklahoma Regional)

Celebrates form and function in an efficiently designed machine that effectively addresses the game challenge.

Excellence in Engineering Award (Colorado Regional)

Celebrates an elegant and advantageous machine feature.

2021

Skills Competition #1 Rank, Global

#1 ranked Skills Competition team in the world out of 1,561 teams.

Skills Competition Finalist, Lithium Group

Celebrates a team’s outstanding success with the Skills Competition.

Quality Award, Lithium Group

Celebrates machine robustness in concept and fabrication.

Designer's Award, Magnesium Group

Celebrates a team’s outstanding success with the Game Design Challenge.

Chairman's Award, Rocky Mountain Region

Honors the team that best represents a model for other teams to emulate and best embodies the purpose and goals of FIRST.

Dean's List Finalist Award

Celebrates outstanding student leaders whose passion for and effectiveness at attaining FIRST ideals is exemplary. Won by Caitlyn F.

2018

Winner, Newton Division, Houston Half-World Championship

Celebrates the alliance that wins the final match of the competition. Won in partnership with teams 1678 (Citrus Circuits), 4061 (SciBorgs), and 1723 (The FBI).

Winner, Hub City Regional Competition

Celebrates the alliance that wins the final match of the competition. Won in partnership with teams 846 (The Funky Monkeys) and 4610 (BearTecs).

Winner, Idaho Regional Competition

Celebrates the alliance that wins the final match of the competition. Won in partnership with teams 2122 (Team Tators) and 3145 (TeraViks).

Regional Finalist, Colorado Regional Competition

This award celebrates the alliance that makes it to the final match of the competition. Competed in partnership with teams 148 (Robowranglers) and 5414 (Pearadox).

Industrial Design Award (Houston Half-World Championship)

Celebrates form and function in an efficiently designed machine that effectively addresses the game challenge.

Quality Award (Colorado Regional)

This award celebrates machine robustness in concept and fabrication.

Quality Award (Idaho Regional)

This award celebrates machine robustness in concept and fabrication.

Regional Chairman's Award

Honors the team that best represents a model for other teams to emulate and best embodies the purpose and goals of FIRST.

Woodie Flowers Finalist Award

This award is presented to an outstanding Mentor in the robotics competition who best leads, inspires, and empowers their team using excellent communication skills.

2017

Winner, Cow Town ThrowDown

Celebrates the alliance that wins the final match of the competition. Won in partnership with teams 1986 (Team Titanium), 1939 (The Kuhnigits), and 1094 (Channel Cats).

Winner, Indiana Robotics Invitational

Celebrates the alliance that wins the final match of the competition. Won in partnership with teams 195 (CyberKnights), 2590 (Nemisis), and 1710 (The Ravonics Revolution).

Winner, Colorado Regional Competition

Celebrates the alliance that wins the final match of the competition. Won in partnership with teams 1011 (CRUSH) and 3648 (Sparta Robotica).

Excellence in Engineering Award

This award celebrates an elegant and advantageous machine feature.

Regional Finalist, Utah Regional Competition

This award celebrates the alliance that makes it to the final match of the competition (in partnership with teams 662, Rocky Mountain Robotics, and 1339, Angelbotics).

Engineering Inspiration Award

This award celebrates outstanding success in advancing respect and appreciation for engineering within a team's school and community.

2016

Winner, Colorado Regional Competition

Celebrates the alliance that wins the final match of the competition. Won in partnership with teams 1011 (CRUSH) and 4550 (Something's Bruin).

Regional Chairman's Award

Honors the team that best represents a model for other teams to emulate and best embodies the purpose and goals of FIRST.

Woodie Flowers Finalist Award

This award is presented to an outstanding Mentor in the robotics competition who best leads, inspires, and empowers their team using excellent communication skills. Teresa Ewing won the 2016 Woodie Flowers Award for her consistent support and mentoring since 2005.

Innovation in Controls Award

This award celebrates an innovative control system or application of control components (electrical, mechanical or software) to provide unique machine functions.

Quality Award (FIRST Championship)

This award celebrates machine robustness in concept and fabrication.

2015

Winner, Utah Regional Competition

Celebrates the alliance that wins the final match of the competition. Won in partnership with teams 624 (Cryptonite) and 4334 (Alberta Tech Alliance).

Winner, Colorado Regional Competition

Celebrates the alliance that wins the final match of the competition. Won in partnership with teams 1730 (Team Driven) and 4593 (Rapid Acceleration).

Industrial Design Award

This award celebrates form and function in an efficiently designed machine that effectively addresses the game challenge.

Innovation in Controls Award

This award celebrates an innovative control system or application of control components (electrical, mechanical or software) to provide unique machine functions.

Excellence in Engineering Award (FIRST Championship)

This award celebrates an elegant and advantageous machine feature.

Volunteer of the Year Award (St. Vrain Valley School District)

This award celebrates the volunteers who go above and beyond in actively supporting the school district to better serve students.

2014

Quality Award

This award celebrates machine robustness in concept and fabrication.

Creativity Award

This award celebrates creativity in design, use of component, or strategy of play.

Woodie Flowers Finalist Award

This award is presented to an outstanding Mentor in the robotics competition who best leads, inspires, and empowers their team using excellent communication skills. John Rigsby, won the 2014 Woodie Flowers Award for his consistent support and mentoring since 2004.

2013

Innovation in Controls Award

This award celebrates an innovative control system or application of control components (electrical, mechanical or software) to provide unique machine functions.

Quality Award

This award celebrates machine robustness in concept and fabrication.

2012

Innovation in Controls Award

This award celebrates an innovative control system or application of control components (electrical, mechanical or software) to provide unique machine functions.

2011

Regional Finalist Award

This award celebrates the alliance that makes it to the final match of the competition.

Engineering Excellence Award

This award celebrates an elegant and advantageous machine feature that recognizes any aspect of engineering excellence and innovation in the real world. This includes, but is not limited to: design, wiring methods, material selection, programming techniques, and unique machine attributes. The criteria for this award are based on the team’s ability to concisely describe verbally, as well as demonstrate, this chosen machine feature.

2010

Regional Finalist Award

This award celebrates the alliance that makes it to the final match of the competition.

Engineering Excellence Award

This award celebrates an elegant and advantageous machine feature that recognizes any aspect of engineering excellence and innovation in the real world. This includes, but is not limited to: design, wiring methods, material selection, programming techniques, and unique machine attributes. The criteria for this award are based on the team’s ability to concisely describe verbally, as well as demonstrate, this chosen machine feature.

2009

Driving Tomorrow's Technology Award

This award celebrates an elegant and advantageous machine feature. This award recognizes any aspect of engineering elegance including, but not limited to: design, wiring methods, material selection, programming techniques, and unique machine attributes. The criteria for this award are based on the team’s ability to concisely describe verbally, as well as demonstrate, this chosen machine feature.

Quality Award

This award celebrates machine robustness in concept and fabrication.

2008

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2007

Quality Award

This award celebrates machine robustness in concept and fabrication.

2006

Sportsmanship Award

This award celebrates outstanding sportsmanship and continuous gracious professionalism in the heat of competition, both on and off the playing field.

2005

Creativity Award

This award celebrates creative design, use of a component, or a creative or unique strategy of play

Engineering Inspiration Award

This award celebrates a team’s outstanding success in advancing respect and appreciation for engineering and engineers, both within their school as well as their community. Criteria include: the extent and inventiveness of the team’s efforts to recruit students to engineering, the extent and effectiveness of the team’s community outreach efforts, and the measurable success of those efforts. This is the second highest team award FIRST bestows.