Ocosta Robotics-Fishy Business, Inc
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Snagged Super Regionals and Reeling in on World Championships
The 4-H Ocosta Robotics team, Fishy Business Inc. (F.B.I.) has qualified for the Super Regional event.
Up to this point, the team has relied primarily on grants received earlier in the season from Boeing, OSPI and FIRST. Further progression requires funds to be raised to cover necessities like travel, lodging, meals, registration fees, and replacement robot parts. This is where we need your help. Please consider donating to help these students make it to competition.
F.B.I. earned 4th place in qualifications at the State Championships on Feb. 4. and won the Control Award, which qualifies them to compete in the next level of competition. The FIRST FTC West Super Regional Championship will be held March 9th through 12th and includes the top 72 teams across 14 western states.
South Beach area students: Seniors Enapay Croy, Aaron Doull, and Kaylie Prieur; Junior Kaden Smith; Freshmen Evan Smith, Samatha Starkey, and Markay Williams; and 7th grader Jayson Davidson have put in thousands of hours as a team since the season began in September to design and build a robot that will perform prescribed tasks in a competition setting. The team has been meeting several evenings during the week and long days on weekends. Their hard work and determination is paying off, but they need help getting to the next competition.
With the team’s awesome performance at their past 4 events, including 1st place at the Interleague event, there is a high likelihood that they will also qualify for World Championships, held in Houston, TX on April 19th through 22nd.
You can follow the team’s progression on their Facebook page at fb.me/FTC11121 or search Facebook for “FTC11121”
Please share this with your friends and family. If a business is interested in sponsorship or having the students do a presentation, please contact us.
4H Ocosta Robotics is a registered non-profit under 4H. Your donation may be tax deductible, please see your tax professional for further details.
The 4-H Ocosta Robotics team, Fishy Business Inc. (F.B.I.) has qualified for the Super Regional event.
Up to this point, the team has relied primarily on grants received earlier in the season from Boeing, OSPI and FIRST. Further progression requires funds to be raised to cover necessities like travel, lodging, meals, registration fees, and replacement robot parts. This is where we need your help. Please consider donating to help these students make it to competition.
F.B.I. earned 4th place in qualifications at the State Championships on Feb. 4. and won the Control Award, which qualifies them to compete in the next level of competition. The FIRST FTC West Super Regional Championship will be held March 9th through 12th and includes the top 72 teams across 14 western states.
South Beach area students: Seniors Enapay Croy, Aaron Doull, and Kaylie Prieur; Junior Kaden Smith; Freshmen Evan Smith, Samatha Starkey, and Markay Williams; and 7th grader Jayson Davidson have put in thousands of hours as a team since the season began in September to design and build a robot that will perform prescribed tasks in a competition setting. The team has been meeting several evenings during the week and long days on weekends. Their hard work and determination is paying off, but they need help getting to the next competition.
With the team’s awesome performance at their past 4 events, including 1st place at the Interleague event, there is a high likelihood that they will also qualify for World Championships, held in Houston, TX on April 19th through 22nd.
You can follow the team’s progression on their Facebook page at fb.me/FTC11121 or search Facebook for “FTC11121”
Please share this with your friends and family. If a business is interested in sponsorship or having the students do a presentation, please contact us.
4H Ocosta Robotics is a registered non-profit under 4H. Your donation may be tax deductible, please see your tax professional for further details.
Organizer
Joe Prieur
Organizer
Westport, WA
