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FIRST Robotics Competition, also known as "the big robot", is a six week event in the spring. In the beginning, teams have six weeks to design, build, test, and program a robot before shipping it off to any regional they wish. From there teams compete with other teams to get a chance to attend championships and become one robot out of three that is the most awesome robot ever.
FRC Games
Format: Game Year + Game Title
- 2004 Raising the Bar: FIRST Frenzy
- 2005 Triple Play
- 2006 Aim High
- 2007 Rack 'n' Roll
- 2008 Overdrive
- 2009 Lunacy
- 2010 Breakaway
- 2011 Logo Motion
- 2012 Rebound Rumble
- 2013 Ultimate Ascent
- 2014 Aerial Assist
- 2015 Recycle Rush
- 2016 FIRST Stronghold
- 2017 FIRST Steamworks