As we approach the final weeks of the 2025 season and the school year, our team has been diligently preparing for the challenges and opportunities that 2026 will bring. During this time, we've focused on cleaning, organizing, and strategically planning, making the most of our remaining moments together as a team. We must gather all the invaluable knowledge from our graduating seniors, ensuring they feel supported as they embark on their new journeys.
 
This year’s annual robotics banquet was truly special, overflowing with laughter, heartfelt moments, and an abundance of love. For our freshmen, it was a night to cherish, offering a glimpse into the vibrant experiences that lie ahead in their high school careers. Our sophomores and juniors experienced a bittersweet sentiment, as they realized that soon enough, they too would be standing in the spotlight as graduates. For our seniors, this banquet held profound meaning—it was their final celebration as students of Camdenton High School.
 
Some of our mentors and coaches, Mr. Jackson, Mrs. Rohrer, and Reuben Chambers, delivered inspiring speeches that resonated with everyone in the room. They celebrated each team member's contributions while ensuring that our seniors felt our collective appreciation and love. As the evening unfolded, it became clear that while we may soon part ways, the bonds we've forged and the memories we've created will always remain in our hearts.

​At World’s, our team was part of the Daly division, competing with some of the best-of-the-best, allowing us to be incredibly inspired by their genius. We had a total of 4 wins throughout the entire competition, competing in 10 total qualification rounds. We were not picked to be part of any alliances after qualification matches, and failed to win any awards at this competition. Despite our faults at Worlds this year, we are more than grateful to have been able to even participate in this, often, once-in-a-lifetime experience. Every year that we have had the pleasure of competing here, at Worlds, our team participated in the Daly division, competing against some of the best in the field, which was incredibly inspiring. We secured a total of 4 wins throughout the entire competition, competing in 10 qualification rounds. Unfortunately, we were not selected to be part of any alliances after the qualification matches and did not win any awards at this event. Despite our challenges at Worlds this year, we are immensely grateful for the opportunity to participate in this, often once-in-a-lifetime, experience. Each year that we have competed here, we return home with more knowledge than we came with, and, more importantly, with ten times more motivation. We come back with a renewed drive to grow, achieve, and learn. we have come back home with more information than what we left with, and more importantly, 10x more drive than before. More drive to grow, achieve, and learn.

This isn’t our best year, and it surely will not be our worst. Thank you FIRST for the best Reefscape season ever!