Posted on December 13, 2018 by Sam R.
As much as I may wish I could spend as many hours as I want in the build space, the day ends after just 24. Factoring in homework, band, soccer, school, a social life, and sleep presents a pressing issue, namely, how to balance my robotics schedule with the rest of life’s demands.
Posted on December 09, 2018 by Missy D., FTC Coach
Our 3 FTC teams had a great time at the Constantine Qualifier on November 17th. It was the debut competition for our newest team, the Spittin' Kittens. Team 7228 finished third in qualifiers, but was knocked out in semi-finals. The students came away with a positive attitude and a list of ideas of how to improve their robot for next time.
Posted on November 30, 2018 by Ethan L.
Last Friday, at Bronson Park in downtown Kalamazoo, the annual tree lighting ceremony drew numerous spectators and families — Stryke Force families and their children, among them — to a plethora of attractions not limited to live music, a visit from Santa Claus, and holiday food.
Posted on November 04, 2018 by Zach Z.
It was an event full of thrilling competition, lively team energy, and engaging sportsmanship. The Western Michigan Robotics Invitational (WMRI) exposed me to a completely different atmosphere of what robotics competitions are like compared to what I initially thought. I have participated in many other STEM competitions, and nothing compares to the lively nature of First Robotics.
Posted on October 30, 2018 by Greg R.
WMRI went great, we started out a little rusty but we picked up the pace and worked out the kinks to be the first alliance captain. After alliance selections, we then went on to play some tough finals matches, winning the rubber match against the…
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