Greyhound Sprint Qualifier

This team had an extensive design process, preparing all the way back in the summer so they were ready for their entrance in the center stage season. This set them up to develop a fluent flow from the intake to the depositor. They may be rookies, but their robot is a HUNGRY, HUNGRY HIPPO on the field.

The judges were impressed with this team's gracious and enthusiastic support of FIRST. They eagerly lead curious minds on the RED path to FIRST. We know they will be HOWLING with joy.

This team's robot impressed the judges with how well it was able to consistently pick up and deliver pixels. Their code uses enum for expressing which state the components are in. Their coding work was impressive - considering the team has only first year programmers and NO SENIORS.

The judges were impressed by this team's unique claw mechanism. They developed this design CAD FIRST, ensuring smooth pathing of their components to interface properly. In the spirit of the game theme, their design was inspired by Claude Monet's "Irises."

This team has learned a substantial amount from their professional connections to improve their knowledge. This BLUE team gets the flair from their many connections. Just like the many SYNAPSES in a busy BRAIN, this team keeps building connections.

Detailed documentation describing the journey drew the judges in. This team shone a light on their dimensional drawings and mathematical calculations. These creative thinkers almost gave the judges DOUBLE VISION with all of their design iterations as they ILLUMINATED their divergent ideas.

We shine our spotlight today on a team whose multi-jointed approach balances robot design and STEM outreach. Their producer's PITCH includes a strong autonomous design, a focus on providing new STEM opportunities, and encouraging women to pursue passions in technical fields. Watch your step around the stage- their TURQUOISE robot is a real ANKLE BITER.