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Date Saturday February 2, 2019 Irving Ave York, PA 17403 Registration Registration is required and opens after kickoff. Refreshments
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Participating Teams
Count | Team # | Team Name | Organization | Location |
1 | 61 | OZone | Oxford Robotics | Oxford, PA |
2 | 4149 | Terabytes | Independent | Plum, PA |
3 | 4185 | Silver Soldiers | Owen J. Roberts High School | Pottstown, PA |
4 | 5910 | Sparks | Academy of Notre Dame | Villanova, PA |
5 | 6045 | Ohm Boys | Oxford Robotics | Oxford, PA |
6 | 6051 | Quantum Mechanics | Dalton School | New York, NY |
7 | 6378 | JayBots | Central Columbia High School | Bloomsburg, PA |
8 | 7416 | Silver Spartans | Owen J. Roberts High School | Pottstown, PA |
9 | 7786 | Blue Streaks | Manheim Township High School | Lancaster, PA |
10 | 8867 | Bit Breakers | Independant | Franklin Park, PA |
11 | 9371 | General Relativity | Dalton School | New York, NY |
12 | 9372 | Standard Model | Dalton School | New York, NY |
13 | 9791 | Divide by Zero | Home | Harleysville, PA |
14 | 10098 | 2 Eyed Illuminati | Unionville High School | Chadds Ford, PA |
15 | 10353 | Metal Works | Independent | Lancaster, PA |
16 | 10490 | Fiddling Fixers | Panther Valley Junior/Senior High School | Lansford, PA |
17 | 11208 | Kardia Robotics | Kardia Learning Center | Reading, PA |
18 | 11210 | Infinity Robotechs | Infinity Robitics | McMurray, PA |
19 | 11349 | VorTech | McCaskey Robotics - School District of Lancaster | Lancaster, PA |
20 | 12007 | JayBorgs | Central Columbia High School | Bloomsburg, PA |
21 | 12564 | Technion | Friends | Mechanicsburg, PA |
22 | 12593 | Yantrik | Community Team | Bridgeville, PA |
23 | 14130 | To Be Determined | Friends | Lancaster, PA |
24 | 14282 | Fracture Critical | SYC Robotics Club | New Freedom, PA |
25 | 14364 | Loose Screws | St Leo The Great | Lancaster, PA |
26 | 14382 | CC4H Robotics - Flex Force 1 | Centre County 4H | State College, PA |
27 | 14427 | Aquinas Robotics | Aquinas Academy | Gibsonia, PA |
28 | 14530 | TechTurtle | Independent | Blue Bell, PA |
29 | 14804 | Susquehannock Warriors | Susquehannock High School | Glen Rock, PA |
30 | 14842 | SpyGears | Downingtown Area Robotics | Glenmoore, PA |
1st selected: 9791 Divide by Zero2nd selected: 12007 JayBorgs
Finalist Alliance
Captain: 6045 Ohm Boys1st selected: 10353 Metal Works2nd selected: 11208 Kardia Robotics
Match Results Details for all Matches
Judged Awards
Motivate Award
The Motivate Award celebrates the team that exemplifies the essence of the FIRST Tech Challenge competition and embraces the culture of FIRST while making a collective effort to make FIRST known throughout their school, and community and sparks others to embrace the culture of FIRST.
Here is what the judges had to say:
This team had wide range of methods to spread the message of FIRST. Not only did they help FLL team reach the stars, they worked to better their future prospects. They are always keeping their eyes open to further the message of STEM.
Winner: Team 10098 2 Eyed Illuminati
2nd Place: Team 11208 Kardia Robotics 3rd Place: Team 9791 Divide by Zero
2nd Place: Team 11208 Kardia Robotics 3rd Place: Team 9791 Divide by Zero
Design Award
The Design Award expands on this year's 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 in how the design allows us to think of robots in new ways. The design aspect must serve a function - but they should also differentiate the robot in a unique fashion.
Here is what the judges had to say:
This team's attention to details really impressed the judges. Their use of common household items was both functional and effective. They are really indivisible.
This team's attention to details really impressed the judges. Their use of common household items was both functional and effective. They are really indivisible.
Winner: Team 9791 Divide by Zero
2nd Place: Team 4149 Terabytes 3rd Place: Team 11210 Infinity Robotechs
Collins Aerospace Innovate Award
The Collins Aerospace Innovate Award celebrates a team that has the ingenuity and inventiveness to make their designs come to life. This award is given to the team that the Judges feel has the most innovative and creative robot design solution to the FIRST Tech Challenge game. Elements of this award include elegant design, robustness and 'out of the box' thinking with regard to design. This award may address the design of the whole robot or some sub-assembly component of the robot. The creative component needs to work consistently, but a robot does not have to work all of the time during matches to be considered for this award. The team's engineering notebook showed the design of the component(s) and the team's robot, and clearly explains how the team arrived at their solution.
Here is what the judges had to say:
This team's robotic arm deployed like no other robots'. Using renewable materials this 21st century robot exhibited fine craftsmanship. They gave us a "BREAK" by using non traditional materials.
Winner: Team 8867 Bit Breakers
2nd Place: Team 4149 Terabytes 3rd Place: Team 11208 Kardia Robotics
This team's robotic arm deployed like no other robots'. Using renewable materials this 21st century robot exhibited fine craftsmanship. They gave us a "BREAK" by using non traditional materials.
Winner: Team 8867 Bit Breakers
2nd Place: Team 4149 Terabytes 3rd Place: Team 11208 Kardia Robotics
Connect Award
The Connect Award is presented to the team that the Judges' feel most connected with their local community, FIRST and the business world. The best team is more than the sum of its parts, and recognizes that their schools and communities play an essential part to their success. The recipient of this award is recognized for helping the community understand FIRST, the FIRST Tech Challenge, and the team itself. In addition, the team that wins this award is aggressively seeking engineers and other STEM professionals and exploring the opportunities available in the world of science and technology.
Here is what the judges had to say:
This team demonstrated multiple ties to their engineering community. Their relationships helped bridge the past, present and the future. They showed that all you need to spread STEM like a wild fire is a SPARK.
Winner: Team 5910 Sparks
2nd Place: Team 4149 Terabytes 3rd Place: Team 11210 Infinity Robotechs
2nd Place: Team 4149 Terabytes 3rd Place: Team 11210 Infinity Robotechs
Think Award
The Think Award is given to the team that the Judges feel best reflects the journey of the engineering design process. The engineering notebook is the key reference for Judges to help them identify the most deserving team. This team's engineering notebook focused on the design and build stages of the team's robot and exemplified their journey as a team and engineers.
Here is what the judges had to say:
This team impressed the judges with the way they documented every beat of their journey. It was not always in the cards, but they had the formula for success. If you put all the Kardashians together, they couldn’t have done this well.
Winner: Team 11208 Kardia Robotics
2nd Place: Team 4149 Terabytes 3rd Place: Team 5910 Sparks
This team impressed the judges with the way they documented every beat of their journey. It was not always in the cards, but they had the formula for success. If you put all the Kardashians together, they couldn’t have done this well.
Winner: Team 11208 Kardia Robotics
2nd Place: Team 4149 Terabytes 3rd Place: Team 5910 Sparks
Inspire Award
The Inspire Award is given to the Team that the Judges felt truly embodied the 'challenge' of the FIRST Tech Challenge program. The Team that receives this award is a strong ambassador for FIRST programs and works to promote FIRST and make it loud in their community. The Team that receives this Award has performed well in all Judging categories and was chosen by the Judges as a model FIRST Tech Challenge team both on and off the playing field. The Judges used Match performance, observations made during interviews and in the pit area, the team's engineering notebook, and performance on the playing field in determining the winner.
Here is what the judges had to say:
The judges were impressed by the team in all areas of the competition. They brought their long arms a long way to compete today. They have developed a large support network of mentors and they use every bit of guidance provided to them. Don’t get too close to this robot or you might you get a TERR-able BYTE.
Winner: Team 4149 Terabytes
2nd Place: Team 11208 Kardia Robotics 3rd Place: Team 9791 Divide by Zero
The judges were impressed by the team in all areas of the competition. They brought their long arms a long way to compete today. They have developed a large support network of mentors and they use every bit of guidance provided to them. Don’t get too close to this robot or you might you get a TERR-able BYTE.
Winner: Team 4149 Terabytes
2nd Place: Team 11208 Kardia Robotics 3rd Place: Team 9791 Divide by Zero
The following teams earned their way to the 2018-2019 Pennsylvania FTC Championship Tournament per FTC Game Manual 1 Order of Advancement:
Rank Team # Team Name Award 1 4149 Terabytes Inspire Award Winner 2 6378 JayBots Winning Alliance Captain 3 9791 Divide by Zero Winning Alliance 1st Team selected 4 12007 JayBorgs Winning Alliance 2nd Team selected 5 6045 Ohm Boys Finalist Alliance Captain