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Meet the Ó£ÌÒappÉ« finalist teams in the 2026 K12 Robotics League Competition!

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After months of coding, collaboration, and high-energy virtual challenges, several Ó£ÌÒappÉ« students earned their place in the final round — an impressive achievement that puts Ó£ÌÒappÉ« on the national stage.

Meet the Ó£ÌÒappÉ« Finalists

We’re proud to celebrate these Ó£ÌÒappÉ« students whose creativity, persistence, and teamwork set them apart.

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  • Jason, 5th grade

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  • Amyah, 8th grade
  • Jonas, 9th grade

Returning to the national stage for the second year in a row, Amyah and Jonas have once again earned their spot among the top teams. Their continued success highlights their dedication, growth, and strong teamwork — and makes their journey to the finals even more exciting to watch this year.

On June 10, 2026, Jason, Amyah, and Jonas will travel to K12 Headquarters for the National Championship — where things take an exciting turn. Students will move from programming virtual robots to controlling real ones on physical competition mats. It’s a big leap, and an even bigger moment to showcase their skills.


The gives students in grades 4–12 a hands-on, team-based STEM experience built around creativity, coding, and problem-solving.

Throughout three virtual rounds — the Initial Friendly Challenge, First Round Qualifier, and Second Round Qualifier — students used Virtual Robotics Toolkit (VRT) software to design, code, and test their robots against increasingly complex missions.

Now, the top nine teams (three from each grade band: 4–6, 7–9, and 10–12) are advancing to the National Championship, where their virtual strategies will be put to the ultimate real-world test.


On June 10, the competition shifts from virtual to physical — and the energy ramps up fast. Finalist teams will:

  • Program real robots to complete three challenges on a competition mat
  • Compete against the clock, balancing speed, accuracy, and strategy
  • Show off teamwork, communication, and advanced coding skills

It’s a high-stakes, hands-on finale that pushes students to think fast, adapt quickly, and collaborate under pressure.


Winning teams in each grade band will take home trophies, bragging rights, and a $500 prize per team member.


Mark your calendar for June 10 and get ready to cheer on these incredible Ó£ÌÒappÉ« student programmers!

Follow the channel for highlights, behind-the-scenes moments, and live updates throughout the event.

We’re extremely proud of Jason, Amyah, and Jonas. Your hard work, creativity, and determination have brought you here, and we can’t wait to see what you accomplish next.

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