TechFire performed amazingly well at the Mid-Atlantic Robotics Regional event held at Lehigh University this past weekend. After a tough start in the qualification rounds, 225 made an impressive comeback and was seeded #3 going into alliance selections. Along with Teams 1218 Vulcan Robotics and 357 Royal Assault, TechFire demonstrated remarkable mastery of the field but couldn't get past a tough alliance of Teams 11 MORT, 341 Miss Daisy, and 2590 Nemesis. Team 225 ended the day with a respectable finish as semifinalist in one of the most competitive FRC regional events in the country. Complete results here.
In addition to a strong showing on the field, Team 225 was honored to receive, for the first time ever, the Quality Award sponsored by Motorola. This award celebrates machine robustness in concept and fabrication.
TechFire is also very proud of our co-captain, Wren Hensgen, who was named one of four Dean's List Finalists and will be recognized at the 2014 FIRST World Championships for his passion and effectiveness at attaining FIRST ideals. Congrats, Wren!
TechFire is excited to be packing up the robot and heading to St. Louis for the 2014 FIRST World Championships coming up on April 23-26. Watch livestreaming of the event here. TechFire will be competing in the Galileo division. GO 225!
In addition to a strong showing on the field, Team 225 was honored to receive, for the first time ever, the Quality Award sponsored by Motorola. This award celebrates machine robustness in concept and fabrication.
TechFire is also very proud of our co-captain, Wren Hensgen, who was named one of four Dean's List Finalists and will be recognized at the 2014 FIRST World Championships for his passion and effectiveness at attaining FIRST ideals. Congrats, Wren!
TechFire is excited to be packing up the robot and heading to St. Louis for the 2014 FIRST World Championships coming up on April 23-26. Watch livestreaming of the event here. TechFire will be competing in the Galileo division. GO 225!
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