Club Certifications
A complete visual record of members who designed, built, and safely flew high-power rockets.
A Practical Path into High-Power Rocketry
Certification combines personal design work, safe construction, recovery planning, launch procedure, and a successful flight witnessed by a national rocketry organization.
Level 1
H and I impulse motors with a focus on reliable construction and recovery.
Level 2
J, K, and L impulse motors plus the technical knowledge needed for more energetic flights.
Level 3
Advanced M, N, and O impulse projects supported by detailed design review and mentoring.
Level 1
The first high-power milestone. Every photograph shows the full, uncropped original image from a completed certification flight.
Julia Gatewood
IHJ · 6/13/2026
Khushi Chaturvedi
Poseidon · 6/13/2026
Wilder Prevatt
Gon · 6/13/2026
Ben Roylance
Daggett · 6/13/2026
Kai Taylor
Namejs · 3/14/2026
Robert Gould
Velocitron · 3/14/2026
Craig Abell
What Goes Up · 12/13/2025
Vishant Patel
Flying D. Rocket · 12/13/2025
Pranit Lokineni
Blue · 10/18/2025
Seth Olanovich
Rocoon · 3/15/2025
Gabi Santiago
Kerbal Space Program · 11/16/2024
Level 2
Larger motors, tighter margins, and deeper technical judgment define the second certification level.
Mads Groennegaard
Munin · 6/13/2026
Emily Cates
Blue Jay · 10/18/2025
Aidan McCloskey
Blue Shift · 7/13/2025
Nathan Meyer
Blue Angel · 2/22/2025
James Garmon
Power Cosmic · 11/16/2024
Katelyn Yount
ACME · 9/28/2024
Trent Couse
Goose Position System · 9/28/2024
James Holley
Rocinante · 6/9/2024
Sailor Koeplinger
Wolfline 2 · 8/22/2023
Level 3
The club’s most advanced personal certification projects pair detailed engineering with experienced review.
Nate Orlowski
Doom Slayer · 2/15/2026
Cameron Brown
Pure Imagination · 10/18/2025
Abhi Kondagunta
H.I.V.E. · 2/24/2024
Cade Brinkley
Project · 10/15/2017
Build with Guidance. Launch with Confidence.
Experienced members help with motor selection, stability, construction, recovery, simulation, documentation, and launch-day preparation.