Seneca Valley student named to dean’s list in FIRST Robotics
On Thursday, June 8, the youth robotics organization FIRST named
Lucas Boyle, a senior at Seneca Valley Senior High School, was named by FIRST, a youth robotics organization, as one of its dean’s list winners.
The dean’s list comprises 20 overall selections from a pool of tens of thousands of applicants around the world, including 10 from the FIRST Tech Challenge and 10 from the FIRST Robotics Competition.
On Thursday, June 8, the youth robotics organization FIRST named
Lucas Boyle, a senior at Seneca Valley Senior High School, was named by FIRST, a youth robotics organization, as one of its dean’s list winners.
The dean’s list comprises 20 overall selections from a pool of tens of thousands of applicants around the world, including 10 from the FIRST Tech Challenge and 10 from the FIRST Robotics Competition.
Lucas competed in the FIRST Tech Challenge as part of the Giant Diencephalic BrainStem Robotic Team, a team based in Baden, Pa., which consists of members from multiple school districts.
Lucas has been active in FIRST Robotics since the fifth grade and has competed in numerous FIRST competitions, including the FIRST Lego League, the FIRST Tech Challenge and the FIRST Robotics Competition.
“When I won the dean’s list award, I was shocked but also very grateful,” he said. “When they called my name, I felt a sense of pride but also responsibility. I now help to represent the tenets of FIRST and the amazing experiences that come from it.”
