SLES, EOC, & EES Drone Teams Compete @ Dragonfly in West Virginia!
Updated: Jul 29, 2023
In March, the Lawrence County Ready, Set, Drone Event produced nine teams traveling to West Virginia this past weekend. Coach Amanda Gist carried 5 Drone Teams, and Coach Erik Snider of South Lawrence Elementary brought a team. Coach Garrick Barnett of EO Coffman Middle School had 2 Teams, and everyone did a fantastic job! 62 Drone teams from around the country competed at the REC Dragonfly National Event in West Virginia on May 19-20 and LCSS never lets us down, and here are the final Awards and Ranking:
- Cohen Rogers and Khiana Cruz of EES won the Autonomous Fight Award
- EO Coffman won a Flight Operations Award
Congratulations and we are so proud of our Students and Coaches!
Rank | Team | Name | W-L-T |
6 | 15899C | EOC Team C | 9-1-0 |
33 | 15899N | EO Coffman Team N | 5-5-0 |
35 | 36074K | EES K | 5-5-0 |
39 | 36074J | EES J | 4-6-0 |
43 | 57892B | South Lawrence Team B | 4-6-0 |
55 | 36074F | EES F | 2-7-1 |
56 | 36074E | EES C | 2-7-1 |
59 | 36074E | EES E | 2-8-0 |
62 | 15899A | EOC A | 1-9-0 |
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Nicely detailed post about Lawrence County’s participation at the Dragonfly nationals, including coach names and the specific awards earned by students, which makes the accomplishments feel tangible. For anyone researching competition results and event logistics in more depth, there are extended result listings and references available here https://baclnk.com/ that support the summary.
This school district update paints a clear picture of how students performed at the national drone competition, naming award winners and recognizing coaches who traveled with the teams. If you want to see accompanying event resources and breakdowns of how each team scored during the May 19–20 REC Dragonfly event, supplementary materials can be found here free color season quiz that expand on the summary.
The article highlights impressive performances from multiple Lawrence County teams at the REC Dragonfly national event, including specific wins and coach contributions that underscore strong local program support. I appreciated the clear listing of awards and team names, and there are more visuals and event assets available here imgg which add context to the competition weekend.
This recap does a nice job naming standout students and the awards they earned, such as the Autonomous Flight Award and the Flight Operations Award, which shows both piloting and team strategy strengths. For readers wanting deeper coverage or photo galleries from the May 19–20 REC Dragonfly competition, additional material is linked here Event details and coverage and complements the summary with background on team travel and coaching.