2016 - Revision history

Jane: /* GirlsFIRST Event */

2017-03-10T17:27:12Z

GirlsFIRST Event

Jane: /* GRITS */

2017-03-10T17:26:53Z

GRITS

Jane: /* FIRST World Championships */

2017-03-10T17:26:22Z

FIRST World Championships

Jane: /* Fall Activities */

2017-01-21T15:59:49Z

Fall Activities

Jane: /* Fall Activities */

2017-01-21T15:59:01Z

Fall Activities

Jane: /* Fall Activities */

2017-01-21T15:58:35Z

Fall Activities

Jane: /* Officers */

2016-06-30T17:54:36Z

Officers

Jane: /* Officers */

2016-06-15T19:56:02Z

Officers

Jane: /* Awards */

2016-05-26T15:22:50Z

Awards

Jane: /* Awards */

2016-05-26T15:22:37Z

Awards

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 ===GirlsFIRST Event===
-On October 17th, 2015 Walton High School (FRC Team 2974) hosted a GirlsFIRST workshop to bond with local robotics teams as well as anyone interested from the surrounding communities. There were engineering contests, guest speakers from women in technology, driver practice with robots from past games, and tons of big smiles! A small group of girls on our team were glad that they got to participate in such an amazing event.
+On October 17th, 2015 Walton High School (FRC Team {{TBA|2974}})hosted a GirlsFIRST workshop to bond with local robotics teams as well as anyone interested from the surrounding communities. There were engineering contests, guest speakers from women in technology, driver practice with robots from past games, and tons of big smiles! A small group of girls on our team were glad that they got to participate in such an amazing event.
 ==Spring Activities==

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 ==Off-Season Activities==
 ===GRITS===
-GRITS this year was held at Walton High School on October 10th, where the Robo Lions were able to score as runner-ups, along with alliance captain 1648 G3 Robotics and 4189 Chargers. The team also took home the Outreach Award, representing with over 25 rookie attendees.
+GRITS this year was held at Walton High School on October 10th, where the Robo Lions were able to score as runner-ups, along with alliance captain {{TBA|1648}}G3 Robotics and{{TBA|4189}}Chargers. The team also took home the Outreach Award, representing with over 25 rookie attendees.
 ===GirlsFIRST Event===

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 ===FIRST World Championships===
-The team was able to qualify for the FIRST Robotics World Championships that took place in St. Louis, Missouri towards the end of April. We were one of just twelve Georgia FRC teams to qualify and made it farther than we have ever done before! Clawing our way through two days of qualification matches, we placed thirteenth out of seventy-five competing teams within the Curie division. From there, they were chosen to join the 5th seed alliance captain Team 5406 Celt-X from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada and their alliance partners Team 3641 Flying Toasters from South Lyon, Michigan. Team 2883 F.R.E.D from Warroad, Minnesota was chosen to be the backup 4th robot on the alliance. The determined trio fought hard only to be stopped short in the second semi-final match, losing by a small margin. However, this still marks the farthest we've ever gotten at Worlds!
+The team was able to qualify for the FIRST Robotics World Championships that took place in St. Louis, Missouri towards the end of April. We were one of just twelve Georgia FRC teams to qualify and made it farther than we have ever done before! Clawing our way through two days of qualification matches, we placed thirteenth out of seventy-five competing teams within the Curie division. From there, they were chosen to join the 5th seed alliance captain Team {{TBA|5406}}Celt-X from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada and their alliance partners Team 3641 Flying Toasters from South Lyon, Michigan. Team {{TBA|2883}}F.R.E.D from Warroad, Minnesota was chosen to be the backup 4th robot on the alliance. The determined trio fought hard only to be stopped short in the second semi-final match, losing by a small margin. However, this still marks the farthest we've ever gotten at Worlds!
 ===Awards===

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 ==Fall Activities==
-This was the year that the [[Attendance Clock]] was first implemented to log hours to go towards membership Robotics lettering. It was initiated by [[Scott Karlins]] (mentor of the team and father to [[Bryce Karlins]]), and then is managed by the [[Vice-President of Communications]] as well as the [[Secretary]]
+''This was the year that the [[Attendance Clock]] was first implemented to log hours to go towards membership Robotics lettering. It was initiated by [[Scott Karlins]] (mentor of the team and father to [[Bryce Karlins]]), and then is managed by the [[Vice-President of Communications]] as well as the [[Secretary]]''
 ===VEX Robotics Competition===

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 ==Fall Activities==
-This was the year that the [[Attendance Clock]] was first implemented to log hours to go towards membership Robotics lettering. It was initiated by [[Scott Karlins]], and then is managed by the [[Vice-President of Communications]] as well as the [[Secretary]]
+This was the year that the [[Attendance Clock]] was first implemented to log hours to go towards membership Robotics lettering. It was initiated by [[Scott Karlins]] (mentor of the team and father to [[Bryce Karlins]]), and then is managed by the [[Vice-President of Communications]] as well as the [[Secretary]]
 ===VEX Robotics Competition===

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		+	This was the year that the [[Attendance Clock]] was first implemented to log hours to go towards membership Robotics lettering. It was initiated by [[Scott Karlins]], and then is managed by the [[Vice-President of Communications]] as well as the [[Secretary]]

	===VEX Robotics Competition===		===VEX Robotics Competition===

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 *Programming Lead: [[Programming Lead::Rishov Sarkar]]
 *Webmaster: [[webmaster:: Sumaer Sahney]]
 ==Mentors==

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 *Semi-Finalists at the [[FIRST]] World Championships
-Check out more of our awards [[Awards | here]]
+Check out more of our awards [[Awards | here]].
 ==Off-Season Activities==

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 *Semi-Finalists at State
 *Innovation in Control Award sponsored by Rockwell Automation at State
 Check out more of our awards [[Awards | here]]