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During the 2017-2018 season we competed with our robot, BB8. We attended 3 state tournaments and advanced to West Super Regionals. At West Super Regionals we were the 1st pick and won Winning Alliance with our captain team, Redneks. At Houston World Championship we were the Jemison Division Finalists and also won 1st Place Think Award.
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During the 2016-2017 season we competed with our robot, The Millennium Falcon. This was our most successful year yet; we competed in 4 states and were honored to win the Inspire Award at Nebraska State. At North Super Regionals we were part of the Winning Alliance and moved onto the St. Louis World Championship. In St. Louis we were nominated for the Think Award and ended up as the St. Louis World Champions.
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During the 2015-2016 season we competed with our robot, Yoda 2.0. This year we competed at Nebraska State and in Colorado. At Colorado State we were Winning Alliance Captain which advanced our team to the West Super Regionals. At the West Super Regionals we finished 7th after qualification matches and were division finalists.
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During the 2015-2016 season we competed in our second year with the robot, Yoda. This year we competed in 2 states, Wyoming and Colorado. At the Wyoming State Tournament we won the Think Award, 2nd Place Inspire Award, and we were part of the Winning Alliance which advanced us to West Super Regionals. At West Super Regionals we met a lot of teams across the region and placed 12th after the qualifying rounds.
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The 2013-2014 season was our rookie year with the theme Block Party. We competed in 2 qualifiers and 2 state competitions. At the Highlands Ranch qualifier our team won the Inspire Award. At the Wyoming State Championship we won the Think Award. While competing at Colorado State our team finished 9th in qualifying rounds. This was a great rookie season and we were able to learn a lot about engineering and working with our community.
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