Count	Team #	Name	School / Organization	Location
1	61	OZONE	Oxford Area High School	Oxford, PA
2	118	Steel Hornets	Emmaus High School	Emmaus, PA
3	230	Ampere	Upper Dublin High School	Fort Washington, PA
4	237	MFS Hawks	Moorestown Friends School	Moorestown, NJ
5	365	MOE	Miracle Workerz	Wilmington, DE
6	712	RoboWorks	Phoenixville Area High School	Phoenixville, PA
7	3113	Craftsmen	Boy Scout Troop 793	Ellicott City, MD
8	3283	SciBots	SciTech High School	Harrisburg, PA
9	3795	Jag-Wired	Garnet Valley High School	Glen Mills, PA
10	4077	MASH	Friends of 401	West Vincent, PA
11	4102	CHS Cougars	Columbia High School	Maplewood, NJ
12	4134	Wrench in the Works	Chesco Robotics	Downingtown, PA
13	4185	Silver Soldiers	Lockheed Martin/OJR Education Foundation	North Coventry, PA
14	4220	Landroids	Livingston Robotics Club	Livingston, NJ
15	4311	Watt The Hex?	Say Watt Robotics	Edison, NJ
16	4347	NanoGurus	NanoGurus Robotics	Morris Plains, NJ
17	4399	Autobots	TCHS-Brandywine	Downingtown, PA
18	4433	Smokin' Motors	Conrad Weiser High School	Robesonia, PA
19	4451	RoboFoxes	Sidwell Friends School	Washington, DC
20	4498	RoboWarriors	Mifflin County School District	Lewistown, PA
21	4856	Minnie MASH	Friends of 401	West Vincent Township, PA
22	4976	Robo Scouts	Boy Scout Troop 793	Ellicott City, MD
23	4977	LANLords	Lancaster FTC	Millersville, PA
24	4999	Imagine It	Imagine It	Palmyra, PA
25	5014	Team Rocket	Sidwell Friends School	Washington, DC
26	5225	Domini Machinae	Sidwell Friends School	Washington, DC
27	5485	Pro	Corning Inc	Corning, NY
28	5488	Robodragons	Freire Charter School	Philadelphia, PA
29	5524	Robodragons 2	Freire Charter School	Philadelphia, PA
30	5910	Fightin' Irish	Academy of Notre Dame	Villanova, PA
31	5944	Live Wire	Chesco Robotics	Downingtown, PA
32	6045	foobar	Oxford Area High School	Oxford, PA
33	6208	Ratzo Robotics	Sonoma Academy	York, PA
34	6349	Robo Dawgs	Wilson High School	West Lawn, PA
35	6508	Radioactive Raiders	North Brunswick Township High School	North Brunswick, NJ

Tournament Results 

Competition Results

Winning Alliance
    Captain: 4102 CHS Cougars
    1st selected: 4220 Landroids
    2nd selected: 4077 MASH

Finalist Alliance
    Captain: 4185 Silver Soldiers
    1st selected: 237 MFS Hawks
    2nd selected: 230 Ampere

See the Elimination Round Team Rankings and 

the full Match Results Details.

Winning Alliance

    4102 CHS Cougars, Columbia High School, Maplewood, NJ

        4220 Landroids, Livingston Robotics Club, Livingston, NJ
            4077 MASH, Friends of 401, West Vincent, PA

Finalist Alliance

    4185 Silver Soldiers, Lockheed Martin/OJR Education Foundation, North Coventry, PA
        237 MFS Hawks, Moorestown Friends School, Moorestown, NJ
            230 Ampere, Upper Dublin High School, Fort Washington, PA

Judged Awards

Motivate Award

The Motivate Award recognizes outstanding team spirit shown though costumes and outfits, team support, and other methods of standing out and raising attention. Teams that reach out to their schools and community to raise awareness of FIRST and their FTC efforts have done so in a variety of cool and inventive methods - this winner is no exception.  Here is what the judges had to say:

With a cheer so loud it frightened the judges, this team shouted into first place. Their social media swamped the competition. All it too was putting the "M" in Tic-Tac-Toe.

Team 365 MOE, Miracle Workerz, Wilmington, DE

Connect Award

The Connect Award is a bit different than the Motivate Award. Winners of the Connect Award have done a great deal of community outreach not only to spread the word about FIRST but specifically to include engineers, scientists, and other technology professionals into their outreach efforts. This creates connections between teams, FIRST, and the professional world that can last years beyond their participation in FTC. Connect Award winners also develop and execute plans to fund their team including clear goals and objectives - including how they can give back to their community in the future. Here is what the judges had to say:

This team was looking for a sparkle to set their robot apart. They designed in a rarefied segment of our environment. This team didn't have their heads in the clouds.

Team 61 OZONE, Oxford Area High School, Oxford, PA

Rockwell Collins Innovate Award

The Rockwell Collins Innovate Award is robot specific. It celebrates teams who come up with innovate solutions to the Game Challenge that most others have overlooked. These solutions can't just look good - they've got to work... at least most of the time. Historically, some of the most innovative breakthroughs in science and technology have come when fresh thinking is applied to a known problem. This year's Rockwell Collins Innovate Award winners demonstrated that type of thinking. Here is what the judges had to say:

This team was independent, they thought outside the box. This team forced their senses to feel the weight of the problem. This team was a real pro and wrapped both arms around the challenge.

Team 5485 Pro, Corning Inc., Corning, NY

PTC Design Award

We are happy that PTC has offered to sponsor the PTC Design Award. The intent of this award is to expand the challenge, inspiring teams to incorporate industrial design into their robots. These elements can be shown in the simplicity of the design as it applies to the tasks, the look and feel of the robot, and how the design allows us to think of robots in new ways. The Design aspects must serve a function - but they should also differentiate the robot in a unique fashion - not an easy task with a limited set of parts and game challenge. Here is what the judges had to say:

All three finalists included multiple innovative design features. Two used distinct industrial design elements. One used features to determine the weighted ring and score at any angle.

Team 4102 CHS Cougars, Columbia High School, Maplewood, NJ

Think Award

Every team at this event has had to think - hopefully a lot. The Think Award recognizes the team that has successfully thought, organized, and documented their journey from their starting point to their final design. The engineering notebook is the record of this journey. Just like in real life, teams that can document their process have the best chance at learning from it and improving on it. Here is what the judges had to say:

Winning the think award involves not only lots of effort, but in this case some out-of-state travel. You have to go beyond the garden variety notebook to be eligible. You don’t have to be a superhero, but wearing a cape may not hurt.

Team 237 MFS Hawks, Moorestown Friends School, Moorestown, NJ

Inspire Award

The Inspire Award is the highest award given by FTC. The winner of the Inspire Award is automatically eligible for advancement to the next tournament level. The Inspire Award winner is the 'prototype' for what we'd like to see all teams achieve as part of the FIRST Tech Challenge. They do many of the things mentioned in the other awards. The difference is that they've tied these together in a comprehensive manner resulting in success in the competition, outreach to the community, robot design, team spirit, and engineering accomplishment. That's a tall order but we've got some great candidates for this award today. Here is what the judges had to say:

We had 3 different states of mind... We decided No more land rats... Dr. Livingston I presume…

Team 4220 Landroids, Livingston Robotics Club, Livingston, NJ

2nd Runner-up: Team 365 MOE       3rd Runner-up: Team 6208 Ratzo Robotics

Judge's Award

The Judges Award is given at the discretion of the judges to a team they have encountered whose unique efforts, performance or dynamics merit recognition, yet the team does not fit into any of the existing award categories. Here is what the judges had to say:

For Perseverance - They are a rookie team in PA, but have had FIRST experience in another State. They quickly adapted pulling together a team that impressed the judges in their translation and execution of the FIRST values. Their unique efforts, overall performance and team dynamics merit this special recognition.

Team 6508 Radioactive Raiders, North Brunswick Township High School, North Brunswick, NJ