The Lytle High School Robo Pirates 5681 attended their FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) competition, Bio Buzz, at Brandeis High School in San Antonio on Nov. 7.
This exciting milestone marks a new chapter for our robotics program as our students take their first steps into competitive robotics!
Meet the Robo Pirates
We are proud to recognize the 10 students who represented Lytle High School at this exciting event:
Aubree Guillen
Elyssa Beazer
Marcy Montalvo
Weston Cook
Zoey Alderete
Uziel Baltazar Coronado
Logan Simmons
Gabriel Vazquez
Bianca Villanueva
Celia Perales
Engineering the Future
Our Robo Pirates have dedicated countless hours to designing, building, coding, programming, and testing their robot in preparation for this competition.
Throughout the event, students gained valuable hands-on experience, strengthened their teamwork and problem-solving skills, and had the opportunity to connect with other robotics teams.
More Than Just Robots!
FIRST Tech Challenge encourages students to develop real-world skills in engineering, innovation, communication, leadership, and perseverance.
This competition was not just about winning—it was about learning, growing, overcoming challenges, and building a foundation for future success.
Thank You For Your Support
A special thank you to our Lytle ISD administration, Career and Techinical Education department, robotics mentors, coaches, and families for supporting our students and helping make this opportunity possible.
We are incredibly proud of all 10 students for their dedication, determination, and willingness to represent Lytle High School!
This is only the beginning! We look forward to watching our Robo Pirates continue to grow, improve, and compete throughout the season!






