VEX is a robotics competition from 4th grade to University with a game that changes every year. Our teams compete in the University level which allows custom manufacturing and 3-d printing, as well as the AI version where the robots are completely self sufficient for two minutes.

Change Up was a game in which teams were to shoot balls into baskets to create rows in a tic tac toe fashion. Team WHOOP found lots of success despite the limitations caused by the pandemic. The team placed very high at the VEXU World Championship in Greenville, TX, and ranked as the team with the highest score out of Texas.

Turning Point was a game in which robots were to toggle flags by shooting balls at them to correspond with their respective alliance color. In addition to the flags, teams could utilize caps as they could be flipped to their alliance color and lifted onto posts to gain points. In the last few seconds, teams could drive up platforms to gain extra points in a match. Team WHOOP was heavily successful this season as they competed in the Texas state championship, and obtained the majority of the awards that were offered. They qualified and competed within the World Championship held in Louisville, Kentucky, and placed 13th in their division.