Meet The Team

Pronouns: He/Him
Fun Fact: A TV show character whose dream is to reach the moon piqued my interest in astronomy and rockets
Favorite Part About Rocketry: Watching the culmination of a motivated team's hard work represented in a <2 minute launch

Pronouns: He/Him
Fun Fact: I got that dawg in me
Why Rocketry: I've always wanted to be an astronaut since I was 6 years old

Pronouns : She/Her

Fun Fact : my nickname is Lulu... which originated from my very intelligent baby babble, "lululululululu"

Why Rocketry : I enjoy seeing hard work paying off and exploding things are pretty cool

Pronouns: She/Her
Fun Fact: When I was little I used to have a fear of plants
Why Rocketry: I love going to launches, despite having to wake up at 6am. It’s fun to help assemble the rocket and watch our hard work pay off.

Pronouns: He/Him
Fun Fact: idk
Why Rocketry: I'm interested in exploring space

Pronouns : He/Him
Fun Fact : I'm definitly totally qualified I swear
Why Rocketry : Watching our efforts come to life over the course of the year

Pronouns: Heli/Copter
Fun Fact: I have been to the TARC Nationals in Virginia twice in a row! 
Why Rocketry: It is cool seeing all of my hard work blowing up in the sky.

Pronouns: He/Him
Fun Fact: I can cook a perfectly medium rare steak with a side of garlic confit
Why Rocketry: Working with driven intelligent people in a field of work that I plan to pursue

Pronouns: He/Him
Fun Fact: I like computers
Why Rocketry: I like rockets and when they fly

Pronouns: He/Him
Fun Fact: Playing jingle bells on every instruments is my life’s calling, I also know portal magic
Why Rocketry: Because rockets go boom

Pronouns : He/Him
Fun Fact : I play badminton for the high school
Why Rocketry : I'm excited to see our team succeed and launch successfully

Pronouns: He/Him
Fun Fact: I like Liverpool 
Why Rocketry: I'm excited to work with close friends on this project and hopefully make good memories with them throughout the year

Pronouns: He/Him

Fun Fact: I once ate 6 burritos in one sitting and I have two extra rib bones (bilateral cervical ribs)

Why Rocketry: Honestly just because assembling seemed really fun.

Favorite Part: Getting to help in the assembly/build process of the rocket and working with a team.

Pronouns: He/Him
Fun Fact: I am also top 7000 in Valorant out of a few million players.
Why Rocketry: I joined rocketry to fuel my passion for rocketry and aerospace. I enjoy learning about aerospace due its relatively new appearance in the modern history of science and the unknown possibilities that come with it.

Pronouns: He/Him
Fun Fact: I am considered an “advanced pianist” and have been playing for almost a decade.
Why Rocketry: I have a passion for space exploration and I want to discover something new

Pronouns: He/Him
Fun Fact: A fun fact about me is that I like enjoy traveling

Why Rocketry: I enjoy rocketry becuase I love to design and build things. One memory I have of rocketry was watching the launches at ohlone as a kid. One thing I am excited for is learning more about the process which goes into building a rocket like this.

Pronouns: He/Him
Fun Fact: I run track
Why Rocketry: Excited to see some rockets launch and be a part of a successful and active team

Pronouns: She/her
Fun fact: I like Sanrio characters and cars ranging from jdm to hypercars (Supra mk4, R34 Nissan Skyline, McLaren P1, Koenigsegg Agera RS)
Why Rocketry: I'm excited for the memories i'll make from participating through this program and the contributions I will be able to bring!!

Pronouns: He/Him

Fun Fact: A rocket has almost taken my head off before

Why Rocketry: Blowing stuff up

Pronouns: He/Him

Fun Fact: I'm Tall

Why Rocketry: I joined because I thought it would would be a great opportunity and experience for myself and to do something fun with my friends over a long period of time so I could learn with them and learn how to commit to a long project. 

Pronouns: she/her
Fun fact: I like to read

Why Rocketry: I wanted to get hands on experience with rockets and to be engaged in something delved deeply in STEM