Worlds | WiredCat Robotics Team 5675 https://wiredcatrobotics.org FRC Team 5675 Thu, 31 Aug 2023 18:57:24 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.8.2 https://wiredcatrobotics.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/WIRED_allcaps2-1-150x150.webp Worlds | WiredCat Robotics Team 5675 https://wiredcatrobotics.org 32 32 220157438 Worlds! – Houston – April 2023 https://wiredcatrobotics.org/worlds/ Mon, 10 Apr 2023 23:44:35 +0000 http://wiredcatrobotics.org/?p=1106 The WiredCats competed at the Worlds competition in Houston, Texas. After a tough match schedule, we placed 57th at the end of qualification matches. We allowed some new drivers to get practice on the field, and we accomplished our goal of having fun. We are looking forward to next season!

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]]> The WiredCats competed at the Worlds competition in Houston, Texas. After a tough match schedule, we placed 57th at the end of qualification matches. We allowed some new drivers to get practice on the field, and we accomplished our goal of having fun. We are looking forward to next season!

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]]> 1106 World Championship! – St. Louis – April 2017 https://wiredcatrobotics.org/2017-worlds/ https://wiredcatrobotics.org/2017-worlds/#respond Fri, 29 Sep 2017 14:19:53 +0000 http://wiredcatrobotics.org/?p=143 The WiredCats’ first trip to a world championship was quite an experience! Being a new(er) team, there was much to learn about getting our robot and team from West Michigan to St. Louis. We figured it out, sometimes the hard way, and had a great experience! In competition, we started strong, ranked as high as...

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]]> The WiredCats’ first trip to a world championship was quite an experience! Being a new(er) team, there was much to learn about getting our robot and team from West Michigan to St. Louis. We figured it out, sometimes the hard way, and had a great experience!

In competition, we started strong, ranked as high as #3 on Daly. A highlight from day 1 was being on an alliance that was successful in competition against a popular cheesy snack food 🙂  We struggled with some technical challenges on day 2 and finished 19th on Daly. Unfortunately, we were not selected for an alliance to move on. We are proud of our team, and also of our Kalamazoo-area friends, Stryke Force, that went on to win the championship!

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