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ROBOTICS TEAM COMPETES AT REGIONALS
Regis Jesuit Team 3729, The Raiders, took part in the FIRST Robotics Colorado Regional Competition on March 21-23 at the University of Denver. Fifty teams from across the United States and the world competed for the top spot and opportunity to advance to the FIRST Robotics World Championship taking place in mid-April in Houston, TX. Ahead of the competition, the RJ team hosted Team 6907, The G.O.A.T., from Shanghai, China as they needed a place to reassemble and test their robot before the competition began. It was wonderful to see the two teams working together and collaborating on a shared love of robotics.
Despite not advancing at Regionals, the students gained a greater understanding of their robot's strengths and weaknesses at the competition and immediately went to work redesigning the robot—prototyping, machining, re-wiring, programming and driving it.
The team heads to compete in the Oklahoma Regional on April 1 and Shawnee, Oklahoma on April 3-5. Their mentors feel incredibly impressed and proud as they witness their creativity and resilience in revamping their robot for upcoming competitions.
Way to go, Raiders!
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The team heads to compete in the Oklahoma Regional on April 1 and Shawnee, Oklahoma on April 3-5. Their mentors feel incredibly impressed and proud as they witness their creativity and resilience in revamping their robot for upcoming competitions.
Way to go, Raiders!
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