2000-2001

The Greenville High School robotics team, also known as the Robowranglers, sponsored by Raytheon AIS, achieved many awards during the 2000-2001 school year.  The team attended the Collin County BEST Regional Competition in the fall and placed fourth.  At the FIRST Lone Star Regional in Houston in March, Team 148 walked away with the first place trophy in the 39-team competition.  The Innovative Control Award was also presented to the team.  The team went on to the FIRST National Competition, "Diabolical Dynamics," in Orlando, Florida and received eighth place.  The Robowranglers were also presented numerous awards from other teams for their cart.

2000-2001's team was coached by Greenville High School teachers Van LeJeune and Terri Galloway.  Members of the team included Ben Brown, David Chesney, Mary Cloutier, Casey Collier, Darby Collier, Larame Cummings, Joshua Ebrahim, Justin Gabitzsch, Melissa Gannaway, Graham Hall, Megan Hunter, Ryan Marcum, Andy McClellen, Andrew Penland, Joel Powell, Ryan Salizar, Stephanie Sherman, Matt Sikes, Joshua Thatcher, Brandon Torrance, and Sarah Withycombe.  Volunteering as engineers were Hector Arce, Tom Cloutier, James Collier, Bill Gannaway, Randy Hall, John Hodapp, Steve Lindo, Steve Maxwell, Will Reese, Casey Welch, Monty Wineinger, and Frankie Yau.