Trojan Robotics, one of ASH Robotics teams, delivered an outstanding performance at the FIRST Tech Challenge World Championship in Houston, finishing with an 8–2 record and placing 14th out of 57 teams in their division. Competing against some of the strongest student robotics teams from around the world, the result reflects the collaboration, innovation, and student leadership that define robotics at ASH.

 

The FIRST Tech Challenge requires students to lead nearly every aspect of the process themselves — from robot design and programming to match strategy, outreach, and teamwork. At ASH, experiences like this support the school’s commitment to learning beyond the classroom and preparing students to engage confidently with global challenges. The participation at the World Championships gave students the opportunity to connect with peers from around the world, exchange ideas, and experience the international STEM community firsthand.

 

Placing 14th out of 57 teams positions Trojan Robotics among the top-performing teams internationally this season and marks another important milestone for ASH’s growing robotics program.