Working as a unit, this team demonstrates to all that FTC is more than its local community, with North America as its playground.

Focused on involving all team members with a two-fold design goal, the robot picked up and dropped.

Innovative and inclusive, local and virtual, the team runs away with the Inspire Award.

2nd 5220 :: RoboKnights, Fremont
3rd 2891 :: WarriorBorg, Valley Christian HS, San Jose

This team recounted their journey.
A reflection of their skills helps to pay the bills.
We pass along a recommendation to the next generation.

2nd 8625 :: RHS Robotix, Roseville HS, Roseville
3rd 5206 :: The Knights of Ni, Stanford Online HS

This team has a 4-digit number. They have a well-documented and tested business plan. If possible, judges advice buying stock.

2nd 8625 :: RHS Robotix, Roseville HS, Roseville
3rd 5206 :: The Knights of Ni, Stanford Online HS

Motion unusual, high and low
This robot should please a crowd.

Pivoting and rising, often on tiptoe
Pythagoras would be proud.

Simple, but innovative,
a Shockwave will arrive

2nd 5206 :: The Knights of Ni, Stanford Online HS
3rd 8737 :: Cyber Ents, Live Oak Academy, San Jose

Integrated and smooth, gliding to the top. Software in full handshake with hardware. Then polar coordinates arrived, spinning, sliding, and turning this design delivered as intended

2nd 4950 :: Tino 49ers, Cupertino HS, Cupertino
3rd 2891 :: WarriorBorg, Valley Christian HS, San Jose

This geographically remote team came a long way to compete here today. They shared their love of robotics with abused and autistic kids to show the possibilty of a brighter future, and entered their robot in the local Christmas parade.

2nd 5220 RoboKnights, Fremont
3rd 2891 :: WarriorBorg, Valley Christian HS, San Jose

This team’s robot is all about freedom – 9 degrees actually.  Enthusiastic and logical with PID control and a detailed plan, this robot ROCKED, like Spock

2nd 3470 :: The Patriots, Heritage HS, Brentwood
3rd 4950 :: Tino 49ers, Cupertino HS, Cupertino

This is a grass roots team in their first year of competition. They share their skills and learning through 4th through 6th grades through a robotics summer camp. We expect big things in the future from this dedicated team.

Advancement

Advancement results for the NorCal FTC Regional Championship are listed below.

Advacement is determined by the Advancement Criteria listed in Part I of the FIRST Res-Q Game Manual, Section 4.8.

Team hightlighed in Lime Green will receive invitations to the FTC West Super-Regional Championship. Teams highlighted in Yellow will be listed as alternates should any of the advancing teams decline their invitations.

Captain: 5220 :: RoboKnighs, Fremont
1st Pick: 8375 :: Vulcan Robotics, San Mateo
2nd Pick: 6436 :: Alpha Genesis, Hacienda Heights

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