2003-2004

The Greenville High School robotics team, sponsored by L-3 Communications Integrated Systems, enjoyed a very successful year in 2003-2004.  After organizing a school-wide penny drive to raise funds, students made their way to the Lone Star Regional, "Raising the Bar," in April, where the team picked up the Best Web Site Design award.  The team's robot, "Lone Star," took home second place overall in the machine division.  At national competition in Atlanta, the team advanced to the quarterfinals.  At home, students from the team build a scale model theme park, which was donated to the North Texas Children's Museum.

The team of 2003-2004 was coached by Greenville High School instructors Vanessa Pope and Terri Galloway.  Students on the team included Casey Collier, Zack Corley, Justin Duncan, Nathan Follett, Seth Garcia, Cory Griffiths, Ryan Jenkins, Matt Mahrer, Jason Maxwell, Beth McClellen, Kevin Morris, Mark Moseley, Ashley Owens, Ryan Parker, Michael Risley, Drew Roberts, Lydia Shook, Phillip Stromberg, Justin Tharp, Cameron Thatcher, Clayton Torrance, Daniel Webb, Brian Wight, Megan Wineinger, and Sarah Wright.  Volunteering for the team as engineers were Tom Cloutier, James Collier, Adam Davies, Chris Follett, John Hodapp, Steve Lindo, Steve Maxwell, Becton Pope, Adam Reppond, Ricky Torrance, Ray Upp, Mike Waggoner, Casey Welch, and Monty Wineinger.