Posted on March 13, 2019 by Ethan L.
This weekend at St. Joseph High School, Stryke Force played in its first competition, and showed the robot off to the world for the first time! After the initial qualification rounds and the quarter-finals, Stryke Force finished up its run in the…
Posted on March 06, 2019 by Cassie N.
Interacting with the community on behalf of the team is always fun, but the Boys and Girls club takes it to the next level.
Posted on February 11, 2019 by Carter B.
Safety is the number one concern of Stryke Force and of FIRST. As Stryke Force's Safety Captain, I make sure that we maintain a safe environment in our build space and I teach students important rules to keep them safe. Some of the most important safety rules include always knowing where the First Aid kit, fire extinguisher, and battery spill kit are located. Safety glasses or side shields are also extremely important to have while near tools and robots.
Posted on January 21, 2019 by Ryan L.
As a rookie my experience has been great so far. The atmosphere is great, the mentors are always ready to help and give input, and the students are energetic and willing to learn and build their knowledge of engineering. If I need some help with something merely asking for help is all I need to do to have someone jump in a give assistance. Everyone is really friendly and and actually wants to be a part of the team.
Posted on January 15, 2019 by Ethan L.
The Blue Alliance—unquestionably the leading website for team information, match videos, and results pertaining to FIRST Robotics competitions—has recently unveiled an app for iOS.
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