Philadelphia Qualifier

This small team impressed the judges with their passion and poise under pressure, despite so few of their members being able to attend today. Like a burst of flames, this team went FULL GALLOP towards each match. The Lone Ranger judges award is presented to Jamyra Herriott of team 6606, Dobbins Mustang Robotics!

The judges were impressed by this team's straightforward, robust design. We RED in their notebook about their iterative, collaborative process. A GLANCE at the playing field shows it all paid off.

This team motivated new students to join through school-wide meetings and after school LEGO clubs. This year they also took over their school's week-long coding event. DON'T BE AFRAID! They're just trying to spread the good word…of FIRST.

This team's outtake system surprised the judges. Their innovative bucket flipper could unload cargo at any altitude. It turned our expectations UPSIDE DOWN and BLUE us away.

his team used connections to bring to bring in two regular mentors and two sponsors. They used these programming mentors to help MOOOVE their robot. THEORETICALLY, this team CORRECTLY connected the dots.

This team's portfolio detailed their engineering journey from ideas to results. Each component's modifications came about as solutions to problems they encountered. TECHnically speaking, this all-girl team's portfolio had it all.

This team is a model FIRST team, on and off the field. They lead the charge in a positive and impactful manner. Like a strong navy, they power through challenges and use resources wisely. As AMBASSADORS, this team is aptly named.