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Madera High ‘Madtown’ robotics team honored after fourth world championship

Madera County Board of Supervisors · May 20, 2026
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Summary

The Board of Supervisors recognized Madera High’s FIRST Robotics Team 1323 (Madtown) for winning the 2026 world championship; students and coaches thanked mentors and described the team’s intensive season and community ties.

Madera County supervisors presented a proclamation and state certificate to Madera High’s FIRST Robotics Team 1323, known as Madtown, after the group won the 2026 world championship — the team’s fourth international title.

Supervisor Poitras introduced the recognition and invited coach and student leaders to speak. Team captain Miguel Angel Vargas, a senior, said his four-year involvement helped him grow and credited the team’s intensive practice schedule. Another student, Emmanuel Perez, said the experience and teamwork were transformative. The office of state Senator Anna Caballero presented a certificate of recognition to the team for their achievements in STEM education and student engagement.

The board and community applauded the students; a short video of the championship match was shown and photos were taken during the presentation.