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In 2009, the Robolions participated in both [[FIRST Robotics Competition|FRC]] and [[FIRST Technical Challenge|FTC]]. | In 2009, the Robolions participated in both [[FIRST Robotics Competition|FRC]] and [[FIRST Technical Challenge|FTC]]. | ||
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In 2009, the Robolions participated in both FRC and FTC.
Officers
- President: Stephen Mihalko
- Vice-President: Sunny Gupta & Tanner Smith
- Secretary: Kenny Johnson
- Treasurer: Sarah Haddad
- Historian: Bradley McKellar
Mentors
FIRST Robotics Competition
Game
This year's FRC game was Lunacy.
Robots
This year the Robolions built two robots throughout the season. One design was dubbed "Clean Sweep" and the other the "Logan Rover". Both were brought to scrimmage upon where it was decided that the Logan Rover would be the final choice for our team to ship and use at regionals.
Regionals
The Robolions attended both the Peachtree Regional and the Palmetto Regional.
FIRST Technical Challenge
Overview
The team built a robot that could score in the five point goals as well as get theirselves on and off the field.
They attended the Georgia FTC Tournament where they were alliance captains of the 7th seeded alliance, but we're eliminated in the Semi-Finals.
Members
Game
The FTC game was called Face Off in which robots scored hockey pucks from racks on the side of the field to goals worth either three or five points. Teams could get additional points for getting their robot outside the field.