Valpo Robotics Robotic Football
What is Robotic Football?
Robotic football is just like “human” football. Two full teams are on the field, the ball is snapped to a quarterback, and the quarterback has the ability to either pass the ball or make a run for it! Robots actually get tackled too – the LEDs on top indicate if they get tackled from a hard hit. Learn about the rules here.
Valpo Robotics has repeatedly raised the bar – redefining what it even means to play robotic football. Remaining the only undefeated team in the league, we most recently took home the Brian Hederman Memorial Trophy at the 2016 Robotic Football National Playoffs.
Valpo vs. Notre Dame
National Championship 2018
Valpo vs. Purdue
2018 Playoffs Semifinals
Valpo vs.
Notre Dame
Finals 2016
@ValpoCoE wins the Brian Hederman Trophy @ the First Intercollegiate Robotic Football Championship Game #RoboticFB pic.twitter.com/6k819jXMUu
— Notre Dame Engineering (@NDengineering) April 16, 2016
Valpo vs.
Ohio Northern
Semi-Finals 2016
Valpo vs.
Notre Dame
Fall 2015
Valpo vs.
Purdue Kokomo
Spring 2015


Coach | John White |
Defensive Captain | John Guilford |
Technical Manager | Aaron Roggow |
Pit Crew Leads | Kelsey Unser |
Julia Jenks | |
Quarterback | Matthew Buddel |
Running Back | Tim Angeliu |
Center | Brandon Slattery |
Line Backer | John Guilford |
Katlyn Williams | |
Aaron Brunner | |
Scott Schindihette | |
Brian Wall | |
Receiver | Aaron Roggow |
Jason Toberman | |
Adam Morrison | |
Kicker | Tim Krentz |
Pit Crew | Kelsey Unser |
Julia Jenks | |
Ethan Banducci | |
Isaac Maze | |
Tim Krentz | |
Photographer | Elise Devol |
