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Tri-Township robotics students qualify for world competition after state finals

Tri-Township Consolidated School Corporation Board of School Trustees · March 30, 2026
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Summary

Students Alyse Frank, Orion Pottle and Lance Sykora told the board the robotics team advanced through state finals at Lucas Oil Stadium and will compete at the World Competition in Missouri.

Three members of the school robotics program — Alyse Frank, Orion Pottle and Lance Sykora — presented to the board on March 30 about recent competition results and upcoming events.

The students reported their team competed at the State Robotics Competition at Lucas Oil Stadium and qualified for the World Competition in Missouri. School reports earlier in the packet noted multiple robotics and IQ teams advanced to finals in regional meets, with teams earning a Judges Award and a Teamwork challenge victory that secured a trip to the state event.

Why it matters: The program’s advancement to state and world-level competition highlights student achievement in STEM and gives the district visibility in statewide and national robotics events.

The presentation was informational; no board action was recorded related to the robotics presentation at this meeting.