Back on the field for the first time since the 2014 World Championships in April, TechFire looked stronger than ever, maneuvering with unprecedented speed and agility at the off-season competition, MidKnight Mayhem. Joined by a strong alliance of Teams 25 Raider Robotix, 1626 Falcon Robotics, and 329 Patchogue-Medford, TechFire won this event for the second year in a row.
In addition to great play on the field, Team 225 was awarded the "MidKnight Mayhem Manners" award which recognized outstanding sportsmanship and Gracious Professionalism at the competition. We are grateful to our sponsor, Penn-Air, for donating air cylinders which TechFire was happy to share with other teams throughout the day.
A big thanks to FRC Team 1923, The MidKnight Inventors for hosting this event and for all the volunteers who made this a great day of Aerial Assist.
TechFire will be back on the practice field preparing for the next off-season competition, the Indiana Robotics Invitational, coming up in July. Keep up the strong work this summer, 225!
In addition to great play on the field, Team 225 was awarded the "MidKnight Mayhem Manners" award which recognized outstanding sportsmanship and Gracious Professionalism at the competition. We are grateful to our sponsor, Penn-Air, for donating air cylinders which TechFire was happy to share with other teams throughout the day.
A big thanks to FRC Team 1923, The MidKnight Inventors for hosting this event and for all the volunteers who made this a great day of Aerial Assist.
TechFire will be back on the practice field preparing for the next off-season competition, the Indiana Robotics Invitational, coming up in July. Keep up the strong work this summer, 225!
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