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Wreckless Robotics Compete at State

View Logansport’s accomplishments at the FIRST Robotics State competition
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Isaac Szmara, Reporter
April 15, 2025
Seniors Scott Loman, Michael Popson and Valeria Cortes pose with their Alliance partners. They were chosen as captain of Alliance 8 during the playoffs. (Courtesy of Michael Popson)
Seniors Scott Loman, Michael Popson and Valeria Cortes pose with their Alliance partners. They were chosen as captain of Alliance 8 during the playoffs. (Courtesy of Michael Popson)

From April 3 to April 5, Wreckless Robotics, a combined Logansport and Lewis Cass team, competed in the FIRST Robotics State competition at Center Grove High School. The team finished 12th in the qualification rankings with seven wins and five losses in 12 matches. In the playoffs, they were chosen as captain of Alliance Eight and made it to Round Two of the double-elimination bracket. Below is a photo gallery showing the team’s hard work and dedication at State. They had an incredible season and have a bright future ahead of them.

Going to Field -Ben, Robert, Sergio, Kaleb, Michael, and Scott
Team members help move their robot to the field to compete at their next match. (Courtesy of Michael Popson)
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