EAGLE ROBOTICS
2019-2020
EAGLE ROBOTICS TEAM 7373
Carbon Fiber
2019-2020
TEAM 7373 MEMBERS
Steven Baker is currently a sophomore at MPCS. This is his fifth year competing in a FIRST program, with three years participating in FIRST Lego League prior to FTC. Steven has strong interests in computer science and engineering, one of which he would like to pursue as a career. Steven is an Oracle Certified Associate for Java SE 8 and is also an experienced pianist. Steven hopes to use the abilities that God has given him to benefit those around him and make a difference in the world. |
Mitchell Bunn is a junior at Mount Paran Christian School. This is his fifth season of Eagle Robotics: three seasons in FLL and now two seasons in FTC. Mitchell is hoping to broaden his engineering knowledge of building and design through both FIRST and PLTW. He is currently enrolled in the PLTW POE course and has earned a PLTW Advanced rating in the IED course. Outside of school, Mitchell enjoys building and maintaining his PC, streaming games, and hanging out with friends. |
Aidan Hanson is currently attending Mount Paran Christian School as a sophomore. This is his second year participating in a FIRST Tech Challenge robotics team, and he is interested in the design, building, and programming of the team’s robot. He wishes to grow in his knowledge of computer science, engineering, and teamwork. Furthermore, he hopes to pursue a career in computer science or engineering in the future. Aidan has completed the PLTW course IED and is currently enrolled in AP Computer Science Principles. |
Tade Idowu is currently a sophomore at Mount Paran Christian School. This is his second year in FIRST Tech Challenge. He also had three prior years in FLL. Tade is interested in the programming and engineering of the robot. Outside of school, Tade is a drummer and has a kid-friendly YouTube channel that he loves. |
Jacob Kessock is currently a junior at Mount Paran Christian School. He is currently working to get a stem scholarship. Jacob took a class just last summer on aerospace engineering and the problems encountered in this field, under the Duke Tip program. Outside of robotics he likes to mountain bike and plays the piano. He was in robotics last year, and this year he hopes to become a leader to the newer members of robotics. Jacob will do all of these things under the power and the will of God. |
Sarah McCune is currently a sophomore at Mount Paran Christian School, and this is her second year competing in FIRST Tech Challenge. She is interested in documenting the engineering design process, working with the business department, and planning outreach for the team this year, as well as mentoring the younger students. In the future, Sarah hopes to use the practical skills that she is learning in robotics to pursue a career in the medical field. |
Kristy Moss is currently a senior at MPCS. As a part of Eagle Robotics her freshman, junior, and senior years, she has continually been a part of marketing and outreach. In addition to this, she has enjoyed gaining more technical skills and knowledge in programming. Kristy’s goal for this FTC season is to ensure that Eagle Robotics has a tangible and positive impact on the Mount Paran School Community, the FTC Robotics Community, and beyond. In the future, Kristy is interested in pursuing Medicine with an undergraduate degree in biology/biomedical sciences. |
Ben Mueller is currently a senior at Mount Paran Christian School. He participated in FLL for one year in eighth grade. Now, Ben will complete his fourth year in FTC. He hopes to expand his knowledge and skills in engineering, as well as mentor the younger team. Ben has primarily worked on programming and taking care of the electrical components of the robot. However, this year he is hoping to become more involved with building the robot, as well as documenting the engineering design process. After high school, Ben is interested in pursuing a mechatronics degree at Kennesaw State University. |
Emily Roberts is currently a senior at Mount Paran Christian School. This is her third year competing in FTC with Eagle Robotics. Emily mainly works with the business division, however, she is working to learn more about the programming and structural aspects of robotics. Emily desires to work in the biomedical engineering field, specifically working with pediatrics or potentially develop a physical training center for children with prosthetics. Emily believes her robotics experience is teaching valuable life skills that will extend beyond her high school career. Outside of robotics, Emily loves to serve wherever she is needed, both through school activities and working in her church. |
Luke Spinetto is a senior at Mount Paran and has been a part of FIRST robotics for a total of four seasons: one FLL season and three FTC seasons. Through FTC, Luke aims to continue building teamwork skills, programming abilities, and character. Aside from robotics, he is in the Boy Scouts of America (Troop 241), goes mountain biking, and spends free time computer gaming. |
Grant Terry is a sophomore at Mount Paran this year. This will be his second year competing on an FTC robotics team, and he was on the Mount Paran FLL team for three years. This year, he hopes to help contribute to the success of his team and glorify God in the process. Grant is currently enrolled in AP Computer Science Principle, and he hopes to eventually become an engineer. Outside of robotics, Grant likes to play lacrosse, banjo, and trombone. |
Eric Torp is a junior at Mount Paran Christian School, and this is his third year of FTC. Last year, Eric advanced to Worlds as a member of team 11364, and he spent the previous three years in FLL. He works closely with designing, building, and driving the robot, and he will do whatever it takes to go back to Worlds. Eric is an Eagle Scout and wants to pursue Engineering. Outside of school, Eric likes to play tennis, compete in robotics, and participate in community service. |
EAGLE ROBOTICS TEAM 11364
Diamond Plate
2019-2020
TEAM 11364 MEMBERS
Emma Bethel is a freshman at Mount Paran Christian School. It is her first year participating in FIRST Tech Challenge, though she participated in one year of FIRST Lego League. Emma is interested in pursuing a career in the medical field either through being a doctor or a biomedical engineer. Outside of robotics, Emma is a competitive tennis player in both USTA and UTR tournaments, and she enjoys reading non-fiction books along with spending time with friends. |
Mike is a freshman member of robotics at Mount Paran Christian School. Although this is his first year in FIRST Tech Challenge, he has competed for three years in FIRST Lego League. He strives to go into the medical field and become a doctor. Outside of robotics, Mike enjoys reading and playing tennis. |
Sam Haygood is currently a freshman at Mount Paran Christian School. After participating for three years in FIRST Lego League, this is his first year participating in FIRST Tech Challenge. His future goal is to use the talents God has given him to become an aerospace engineer. He is currently enrolled in the PLTW IED course and is looking forward to taking more PLTW courses throughout high school. Outside of robotics, Sam writes science-fiction and fantasy books, enjoys drawing, and is a member of the International Children’s Advisory Network (iCAN). |
Luke Lumpkin is a sophomore at MPCS. This is his third year participating in robotics with the previous two as a competitor in FIRST Lego League during the sixth and seventh grades. Luke wants to learn more about technology, both the hardware and software aspects, and believes that robotics is an outlet for his interests. Luke is considering cyber security as a potential career. Outside of robotics, Luke is on the Mount Paran wrestling team. |
Tyler Mateychak is currently a sophomore at Mount Paran Christian School. This is his first time doing robotics on a competitive team. Prior to robotics, Tyler competed in middle school lacrosse with Tade Idowu during the eighth grade. Tyler wants to use this robotics season to learn how to program a robot, to learn how to work better with others through the team aspect of robotics, and to learn how different parts of the robot work. Tyler is looking to pursue a career path in computer science or graphic design. |
COACHES AND MENTORS
JOHN QUARLES - ENGINEERING MENTOR / BRAD SMITH - HEAD COACH
