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1st Place Overall - 2024
1st Place Overall - 2024
High School Division
Rover at the Perot Museum
Rover at the Perot Museum
About the NASA Human Exploration Rover Challenge:
When: April 10 - 12, 2025
Where: U.S. Space & Rocket Center, Huntsville, AL
What: The challenge will focus on designing, constructing and testing technologies for mobility devices to perform in these different environments, and it will provide valuable experiences that engage students in the technologies and concepts that will be needed in future exploration missions. Rovers will be human-powered and carry two students, one female and one male, over a half-mile obstacle course of simulated extraterrestrial terrain of craters, boulders, ridges, inclines, crevasses and depressions.
Program Awards:
2025 1st Place Overall; High School Division
2025 Project Review Award; High School Division
2025 Safety Award; High School Division
2024 1st Place Overall; High School Division
2024 Project Review Award; High School Division
2023 2nd Place Overall; High School Division
2023 STEM Engagement Award; High School Division
2022 1st Place Overall; High School Division
2022 Project Review Award; High School Division
2022 Videography Award; High School Division
2021 1st Place Overall; High School Division
2021 Project Review Award; High School Division
2021 Social Media Award; High School Division
2020 Best Report Award; High School Division
2019 Neil Armstrong Best Design Award; High School Division
2019 Team Spirit Award
2019 Best Report Award; High School Division
2018 Neil Armstrong Best Design Award; High School Division
2018 Best Report Award; High School Division
2017 Neil Armstrong Best Design Award; High School Division
2017 Best Report Award; High School Division
2016 Telemetry Award; High School Division
2016 Best Report Award; High School Division
2015 Neil Armstrong Best Design Award; High School Division
2015 Most Improved Team; High School Division
2014 Frank Joe Sexton Memorial Pit Crew Award; High School Division
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