EAGLE ROBOTICS
2018-2019
EAGLE ROBOTICS TEAM 7373
Carbon Fiber
2018-2019
TEAM 7373 MEMBERS
Brent Adamson is a junior at Mount Paran Christian School. Brent has been in FIRST for three years, with FTC being the program he has participated in, all through his high school career. Brent wants to learn about engineering techniques and leadership skills that will help him in the real world. Besides robotics, Brent does all year swimming. |
Jack Baute is currently a senior at MPCS. He has done robotics all four years of high school and also did a year of FLL in middle school. Jack’s goal for this year’s FTC season is to learn new skills and help Eagle Robotics grow as a program. Jack recently became a Certified SolidWorks Associate (CSWA). Jack is interested in pursuing a degree in Physics or mechatronics engineering in college. |
Grayson Epps is a senior at MPCS and has done one year of FLL in middle school as well as three years of FTC. This will be his fourth year of FTC robotics and third year on team 7373. His goal in FTC is to expand his skills in engineering, teamwork, and leadership. He is a Certified SolidWorks Associate (CSWA). Grayson is interested in pursuing a degree in either mechatronics engineering or aerospace engineering in college. |
Kristy Moss is currently a junior at MPCS. Her freshman year, she contributed to marketing for Mount Paran’s Eagle Robotics. However, she is joining robotics full-time this year. Kristy’s goal in FTC for this season is to gain a better understanding of the engineering process as a whole and continue to develop more specialized skills such as programming. Outside of robotics, Kristy is currently in the Introduction to Engineering Design course and pursuing an MPCS Stem Major in Biology in hopes to one day go into Biomedical Engineering. |
Ben Mueller is a junior at Mt. Paran Christian School. He has participated in FIRST for four years, doing FLL in eigth grade and now continuing on to his third year in FTC. Ben is hoping to expand his field of experience in leadership positions and pursue his passions of engineering in every aspect. Ben is enrolled in the PLTW IED class and is working to obtain an MPCS STEM major. Ben is interested in pursuing mechatronics engineering as a major in college and then working as a mechatronics engineer in the real world. |
Emily Roberts is currently a junior at MPCS. This is her second year competing in FTC with Eagle Robotics. Emily works with business mostly, but she is interested in learning more about programming and structure. She is interested in engineering, as she is currently enrolled in the PLTW IED course. Emily desires to be a biomedical engineer specifically with pediatrics. Outside of robotics, Emily helps with costuming in the performing arts at MPCS. Her goal is to grow in her engineering skills and her servant-leadership. |
Landon Schwan is a junior at Mount Paran this year. He has six years of experience in FTC, and he is a Cerified Solidworks Associate. Landon works on the mechanical aspects of the robot. Landon joined robotics because he wanted to know more about engineering and meet people who also had this interest. Landon hopes to gain knowledge in engineering and STEM. Outside of robotics, Landon enjoys playing baseball and video games. |
Luke Spinetto is a junior at Mount Paran and has been a part of FIRST robotics for a total of three seasons: one FLL season and two 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. |
EAGLE ROBOTICS TEAM 11364
Diamond Plate
2018-2019
TEAM 11364 MEMBERS
Steven Baker is currently a freshman at MPCS. This is his first year competing in FIRST Tech Challenge. However, he has spent three prior years participating in FIRST Lego League. 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. |
Aidan Hanson is currently attending Mount Paran Christian School as a freshman. This is his first year participating in a First Tech Challenge robotics team. Aidan is interested in the building and programming of the team’s robot. He wishes to grow in his knowledge of technology and teamwork. Furthermore, in the future, he hopes to pursue a career in an engineering field. Aidan is also enrolled in the PLTW IED course. He currently plays soccer for SSA and the Mount Paran High School soccer team. |
Tade Idowu is currently a freshman at Mount Paran Christian School. This is his first year in FIRST Tech Challenge. He also had three prior years in First Lego League with Steven Baker and Grant Terry. Tade is interested in the programming and engineering aspects of the robot. He hopes to also grow in his relationship with God while on this team. Outside of school, Tade is a drummer and has a kid-friendly YouTube channel that he loves. |
Jacob Kessock is currently a sophomore at Mount Paran Christian School. He is currently working to get a stem scholarship. Jacob took a class just this summer on aerospace engineering and the problems that they face, under the Duke Tip program. Outside of robotics he likes to mountain bike and play the piano. He was in robotics last year, and this year he hopes to become a leader of sorts to the newer kids in robotics. Jacob will do all of these things under the power and will of the God. |
Sarah McCune is a freshman at Mount Paran, and this is her first year competing on a First Tech Challenge robotics team. She hopes to honor God through her actions and words throughout the season, and grow in her knowledge of the structural and programming aspects of the robot. Sarah is interested in pursuing a career in engineering, and she is currently enrolled in the PLTW IED course. Outside of robotics, Sarah enjoys swimming, playing the flute, and volunteering at her church. |
Grant Terry is a freshman at Mount Paran this year. This will be his first year competing with an FTC robotics team, although 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 the PLTW Intro to Engineering Design class and hopes to eventually become an engineer of sorts, although he is not sure what kind yet. Outside of robotics, Grant likes to play lacrosse, banjo, and trombone. |
Eric Torp is a sophomore at Mount Paran Christian School. This is his second year of FTC with a previous four years in FLL and a PLTW Proficient rating. He is interested in working closely with the development of the notebook, building, and outreach and is striving to win the state championship. Eric is an Eagle Scout and wants to pursue Engineering. Outside of school, Eric likes to play tennis, participate in robotics, serve his community, and serve his church in a leadership role. |
COACHES AND MENTORS
JOHN QUARLES - ENGINEERING MENTOR / BRAD SMITH - HEAD COACH
