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2023-24 Season
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What is FTC?

FTC, or First Tech Challenge, is a ​nonprofit organization that teaches kids, grades 7-12, to learn about robotics. Each year FTC teams design, program, and operate robots to compete in a head to head challenge in an alliance based format. Teams also must raise funds, design and market their team, and do community outreach to help their communities, as well as inspiring other students to pursue STEM. FTC teaches teams to respect other people, have good sportsmanship to everyone, and spread STEM in their communities and beyond. For more information about FTC visit www.firstinspires.org/robotics/ftc/what-is-first-tech-challenge.

2024-2025 Season: Into the Deep

With the coming of a new season, we look forward to innovating, inventing, and inspiring as a team this year!

​Check back with us for more updates in the near future!​

2023-2024 Season: Centerstage

Recent Events

San Jose Qualifying Tournament

  • Winning alliance 1st pick
  • 4th place overall

San Mateo ​Qualifying Tournament

  • Design Award runner-up
  • Control Award runner-up
  • Innovate Award second runner-up
  • Connect Award second runner-up

2022-2023 Season: PowerPlay

Santa Clara Qualifying Tournament

  • Motivate Award

2021-2022 Season: Freight Frenzy

Norcal Regional Championships

  • Gold Division Finalist Alliance

Folsom Qualifying Tournament

  • Finalist Alliance

2020-2021 Season: Ultimate Goal

​Norcal Regional Championships

  • 1st Place Design

Piedmont Qualifying Tournament

  • 1st Place Inspire Award

Fremont Qualifying Tournament

2019-2020 Season: Skystone

Sunnyvale QT

  • 1st Place Inspire Award

Fresno Qualifying Tournament

  • Finalist Alliance​
  • Think Award

2018-2019 Season: Rover Ruckus

Fresno Qualifiers

On December 2 we attended attended a FTC qualifier in Fresno. We met many teams and learned many new ideas to improve our robot as well as our engineering notebook and shared our knowledge with teams as well. We won the Think Award and Winning Alliance Captain. We learned many things about our robot, such as the reliability of our intake system and linear actuator. This experience was helpful and successful. 

Redwood City Qualifiers

On November 3rd we attended a FTC qualifiers in Redwood City. We met many new teams and learned many new ideas to improve our robot. We shared our knowledge with others and learned from other teams as well. We advanced to semi-finals and earned the control award. Though we did not advance, experience helped us realize things that we can improve upon, and set goals for our next competition.