Polaris is CRT's competition rocket for the 2019 Spaceport America Cup. Its payload is a guided parafoil which ejects from the forward section during descent. Unfortunately, Polaris experienced a CATO due to imperfections in the commercially built motor that was purchased, which caused an uneven burn, and the eventual failure of the launch.

Flammea was CRT's competition rocket for the 2018 NASA Student Launch. Its payload is a Deployable Rover System (DRS), which deploys a rover from the rocket upon landing. The rover autonomously traverses across 5 feet of unknown terrain using object avoidance and unfolds a set of solar panels.

Ezra was CRT's competition rocket for the 2017 NASA Student Launch. It has a total length of 109 inches and a diameter of 5.15 inches. It utilizes an AeroTech L1300R-P motor and achieves a liftoff thrust of 297 lbs. Ezra houses a Controlled Landing Mechanism (CLM), which lands upright after launch, a Roll Control System (RCS) to manage the roll of the rocket, and a Target Detectiong System (TDS) to capture targets on the ground during flight. With Ezra, we placed 3rd in competition and took home the Safety as well as Documentation award.

Space Jam competed in the NASA Student Launch Competition for 2015-2016. It has a total length of 74.5 inches, diameter of 3.98 inches, and features full fiberglass airframe and fins. It utilizes a Cesaroni K740 motor and achieves a liftoff thrust of 191.1 lbs and a rail exit velocity of 70.1 ft/s. On board, it houses the Payload Enclosure Mechanism (PEM) for securing the payload through flight, and holds an avionics bay packed with a multitude of tracking electronics and radios for sending telemetry back to the ground station. On Space Jam's most recent flight, it reached an altitude of 5,277 feet, just 3 feet shy of the target apogee of 1 mile!

Chewbacca was designed and built for the 2015 NASA Student Launch competition. It successfully competed accomplishing all milestones, and achieved an impressive 4th place overall.