Sanford, Florida · Seminole High School
Student-built. Community-driven. Competing at the highest level of high school robotics — from Sanford to the Orlando Regional and beyond.
Seminole Robotics (FRC Team 10650) is Seminole High School's competitive robotics program based in Sanford, Florida — ~20 students strong, backed by mentors who pour in year-round to make it happen.
Our three-spear emblem is rooted in the heritage of the Seminole people: precision, strength, and unity. We compete in the FIRST Robotics Competition — the premier high school engineering program in the world.
Team 10650 has competed in two full FRC seasons. Both robots were designed, built, and programmed entirely by our students in six weeks.
The 2026–2027 season is FIRST CANOPY™ — a biodiversity-themed challenge to engineer a thriving planet. The FRC game is BIOCORE™ presented by Haas. Kickoff is January 10, 2027.
Team 10650 is in prep season now. Help us arrive at kickoff ready to compete by sponsoring the team today.
Your sponsorship directly funds our robot build, competition travel, tools, and student development. We are a student-run program operating under Seminole High School — every dollar goes toward giving Sanford students access to world-class STEM education.
The next generation of engineers, programmers, and leaders are on our team right now. Help us give them the resources to compete and grow.
Are you a Seminole High School student interested in engineering, programming, strategy, or leadership? No experience needed — just curiosity and the drive to build something extraordinary.
Whether you are a potential sponsor, a future student, or just want to learn more about our team — we would love to hear from you.