ABOUT THE
PROGRAM.
Capital High School Robotics is the VEX V5RC program at Capital High School in Charleston, WV, fielding student-run teams out of one build room.
What We Do
Every robot on this roster is designed, built, coded, and driven by students — from CAD and PROS/C++ autonomous routines to the engineering notebook each team keeps season-round. The program competes under the RECF / VEX V5RC ruleset across qualifiers, state championship, and skills events.
Extra
All of the students on our competition teams are proud official members of the International Robotics Honor Society (IRHS). We plan to properly represent the people who support and encourage our program, and even more, our Wonderful State Of West Virginia.
Active Teams
Mutex
Capital High School RoboticsPROS/C++ autonomous stack, tracking-wheel odometry. Engineering notebook maintained season-round.
Inactive Teams
Breaking Bot
Capital High School RoboticsSecond varsity entry from the Capital build room, competed with an independent robot design. Not competing this season.
Better Call Bot
Capital High School RoboticsThird Capital entry, rounded out the program's presence across qualifier events. Not competing this season.
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FAQ
VEX V5 Robotics Competition is a global high school robotics program where student teams design, build, and program their own robots each season to compete in a new game.
One active team, Mutex (71181M), plus two retired teams: Breaking Bot and Better Call Bot. All three shared one build room and parts budget.
Email mutexwv@gmail.com 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.