Capital High School Robotics fields competitive VEX V5RC / RECF teams out of a single build room. Different robots, same standard. Excellence.
Competitive team utilizing PROS/C++ code. Team members built and maintained the website. Members: Douglas Matheny, Tolby Hastings, and Beau Hale.
Competitive team utilizing Blocks code for the season. Members: Mason Ball and Mateo Margiotta.
Competitive team utilizing Blocks code for the season. Members: Liam George, Jalen Crumbie, Kaeleb Ross, Dominyk Rey, and Isaac Cohen.
Competitive team utilizing Blocks code for the season. Members: Eli Hale, Hanna Burgess, and Jason Watkins.
Competitive team utilizing Blocks code for the season. Members: Keishawn Easley, Alston Tackett, Jason Wynn, and Kayden Harriston.
Competitive team utilizing Blocks code for the season. Members: Ethan Brumley and Xavier Cantley.
Team for the 2025-2026 year, high regional competitiveness, placed third in the state, went to the international world competition. Douglas Matheny And Aiden Miles. Retired Team, Not Competing.
Team for the 2025-2026 year, ran by one person, high regional competitiveness, sister team. Kevin Chen. Retired Team, Not Competing.
Douglas Matheny (Sophomore) has 3 years of Vex V5RC / RECF Experience and was previously with Breaking Bot. He serves as a main figure in the CHS Robotics program. He is a very valuable person within our robotics program and is extremely dedicated to it.
Beau Hale (Sophomore) has 1 year of Vex V5 / RECF Experience and was involved with the previous season, Push Back. He is very interested in STEM and is in multiple extracurriculars like Math Field Day and SCORES, placing high in multiple areas involving STEM.
Tolby Hastings (Sophomore) has 3 years of Vex V5RC / RECF Experience and is very interested in building a competitive robot, wishing to place as high as possible in West Virginia. He is a very helpful figure for our program and is our scout and strategist for the new game, Override.
Runs the program day to day and is the first point of contact for scheduling, travel, and match-day logistics.
Works alongside Shawn coaching all Capital teams through builds, events, and everything in between.
Keeps the build room running: the space, the tools, and the time students need to get robots competition-ready.
RECF Achieve is a global middle/high school robotics program in which student teams design, build, and program their own VEX V5-based robots each season to compete in a new game.
One active team, Mutex (71881M), plus two retired teams: Breaking Bot and Better Call Bot. All three shared one build room and parts budget.
Email [email protected] or reach out through our coach for meeting times and how to get started.
See our Sponsors and Support Us pages for ways to give.
See the Events page for our qualifier and state championship schedule.