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over there at this time. We want the teams seated in their respective sections bleachers for opening ceremonies. This should help facilitate queuing for our first matches of the day.
I love to change the world.
Heat.
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Good morning, New England.
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Welcome to the 2026 First Tech Challenge New England Premiere event. This is the first premiere event for the season of Decode presented by RTX, part of the season of First Age presented by Qualcomm.
First is a global robotics community preparing young people for the future.
They engage students in grades preK through grade 12 in our suite of STEM programs. The first Lego League, First Robotics Competition, and of course, the First Tech Challenge. This started in 2005, and we have grown to more than 8,000 teams spanning 55 countries. By joining us today, you are part of this movement. All of you are helping make this program possible for the next generation. We are in for a fun weekend. I can't wait to see how everything comes together for our 55 competing teams here in New England. You have been working so hard to design and build your robots for this year's challenge of decode.
We'd like to take a moment to give a huge shout out to our season sponsor, RTX, who will hear who we will hear from tomorrow morning. Thank you, RTX, for your continued support of the First Tech Challenge this season. Let's hear some applause for RTX.
We would also like to recognize our partners at BAE Systems, uh, presenting sponsor for the New England District Championship happening just across the way. For all of the resources and support they have provided to make this and other events possible, they've put together a short video for you to enjoy.
Let's check it out on the screen right now. Imagine a world without direction.
A place where destinations cannot be traversed.
And exploring beyond our boundaries is no longer achievable.
But you are the next generation of problem solvers, ensuring this doesn't become reality. To lead the world and sustain the future of innovation, we need more dreamers and creators like you. For decades, BAE Systems and FIRST have worked together to inspire the next generation of STEM innovators, ensuring you have the opportunity to explore, learn, and achieve to develop unique problem solving skills, building the confidence to make the impossible possible. You are the key to bringing all this to life, developing technology that hasn't even been dreamed of yet.
Together, we're cultivating the future and building a world that you believe in.
Thanks again, of course, to BAE systems.
There is one thing I would like to remind all of our students in attendance here today. Being a part of the first robotics family does not have to end when you graduate. As alumni, you will always have a place in this community.
With opportunities to volunteer, make new friends, and connect with professionals, you will help keep shaping the future. In fact, volunteering at events such as this one is a great way to stay involved after high school. I want to take a moment to recognize the first alumni who are here today giving back as volunteers and mentors. Would our first alumni please stand and wave so our students can thank you properly.
You can learn more about all of the ways to make most of your first experience at first inspires.org/alumni.
Once again, for some of you, decode may be your final season as a student in first. For those of you in your final year of high school, you're about to become first alumni. and we can't wait to see how you will stay connected with us in the future. Would all of our graduating seniors please rise and be recognized for your efforts at this time?
To help you on the next steps in your journey, you can visit the alumni table next to PIT admin to collect your alumni handbook full of information and tips on leveraging your first experience on your career journey. In fact, if you are also graduating this year, please join us in the future to take a first alumni group photo here on the Martin division. We'll have more possible information on that later. And now I want to take another moment to recognize and thank all of the parents, coaches, mentors, and volunteers who helped make this event possible. Students, make it loud for everyone who has supported you on your journey here today.
Now, at this time, I would like to invite the New England Premier Event Planning Committee up here at this time as we have a special award to give out to recognize one such individual to run the New England Premier event takes the dedication of a truly remarkable community. In addition to more than 120 volunteers working on site, it requires a small army of committed individuals who plan and coordinate the event year round. Today, we are proud to recognize one of those individuals whose contributions have been essential to making this event possible. From leading planning committee meetings to coordinating logistics, overseeing setup, managing team communications, and so much more, this volunteer has made an impact on nearly every aspect of the event. His dedication ensures that every team has an incredible and memorable experience.
Beyond his work here, he volunteers at every level of first and mentors first tech challenge teams, giving back to the very program that once inspired him. He also volunteers across nearly every First Tech Challenge region in New England. Most recently, he was named the co-program delivery partner for Rhode Island, where he helps ensure that teams across the state have an outstanding event experience.
With nine years of service and more than 80 events under his belt, his commitment to the first check challenge and broader first community is felt throughout the region. Please join me in congratulating the 2026 New England Premier Event Volunteer Award recipient, our event co-chair, Tom Rishworth.
Thank you and again and congratulations Tom. Now, before we dig into our matches today, we want to welcome a special guest. The guest who this very division is named for. Please welcome Alex Martin.
>> Thank you. Good morning, everybody. It's so nice to be here today on the Martin Field and also kind of surreal. Um, and I'm so excited to join you to celebrate your hard work so far this year. So, I've already talked to a couple of you.
Um, but for everybody else, um, I'm the archaeologist at Strawberry Bank Museum in Portsouth, New Hampshire. Um, where we use belongings left behind by people who lived in a waterfront neighborhood to help tell the stories of their lives.
Next week, we're opening a newly restored house on the museum grounds for the first time in 30 years. The home of the Cousins family in the 1930s.
Three seasons of archaeological excavations at this house site help provide evidence of the products the cousins family purchased, the food they ate, and the activities they enjoyed.
I originally got into archaeology through an extracurricular activity when I was in middle school. Then I returned to my home state to do archaeological research. And what excites me so much about archaeology is that our discoveries and the artifacts you find um can help give ancient history modern significance.
People of the past probably didn't think that much about the stuff they threw away, but when I get to hold a stone tool made 10,000 years ago, a buckle from a colonial shoe, or a kids toy from the early 20th century, I feel connected to those people and their stories.
I was so excited to hear that students were focusing on archaeological problems this season through first. At first, I was a little surprised because I don't think of the work I do as particularly high-tech, but I worked with a lot of teams, especially in the first Lego League this season and realized that first can actually help our study of the past connect to modern times. So, I invite all of you to keep archaeology in mind when this season of first ends. How can the thrill of discovery motivate you in the future? How can you use technology and specialized tools in new and creative ways? And how can we best translate the work that we each find exciting so that we can excite those around us. So, thanks to all of you for digging in this year and good luck today.
Thank you, Alex Martin. And we ask that you don't go anywhere just yet. As a special thank you from the district here at New England, First, we have a lovely gift for you to take home with you as a reminder of your experience and your thanks for helping support well, half our competition here today.
>> Thank you so much, Now, this is the point where we want to recognize the volunteers who helped make this event happen. Once again, I would like to introduce our planning committee led by event directors Rob Cormier and Tom Rishworth. Where did our planning committee members please wave? They were just up here a second ago. So, can we hear some noise for this committee?
They have been working tirelessly since December to ensure each and every team has a premier level experience.
We cannot thank them enough. Next, I'd like to introduce you to our first technical advisors, our FTA, led by Danny Diaz and Jacob Jansen, supported by Miriam Cinten, Remis, and Zack Herell.
These are the technical volunteers that know the ins and outs of the robot control system we use to run this competition and are key to keeping this event running smoothly. They ensure your robots are running properly. Thank you once again to our FTAs.
Next up, of course, is our robot inspectors, led by lead inspector Steve Goyette.
The inspectors have been keeping us on schedule since last night, making sure each and every robot is ready to compete today. our inspectors. Thank you all for your cooperation and we'd like to thank our inspectors with that giving them a round of applause.
And finally, I would like to introduce our gameplay experts, our referees led by he head referees Lineia Carroll, Mike Dailyaly, Laurel Haim, and Evan Rate.
They have the difficult job of ensuring everyone is playing by the rules. As in all sports, their rulings are final and there will be no reruns or video replays. Please help us stick to our schedule by respecting their decisions and directing questions to the appropriate question box which are located just behind each competition field.
This is how today is going to roll out.
In a few moments, we will start our qualifications here for the Martin division while Croc takes a little breather and goes to lunch. At 12:30, Martin and Croc will swap places. Martin will go to lunch and Croc will start their qualification rounds and we will play qualifi qualification matches until approximately 6 pm tonight. and we'll be right back here tomorrow to finish our qualifiers for both divisions to begin their playoffs. Now, once again, I would like to welcome up event director Tom Rishworth to explain a few safety notes.
Good morning, everybody. First of all, congratulations on making it to the 2026 New England Premier Event. Give yourselves a round of applause.
Before we start today, I just wanted to go over a couple of safety reminders. Uh, and I want everybody to take a moment to be mindful about safety today and throughout the day today and tomorrow.
Uh, really quickly, I want to draw attention to the emergency exits that are located along the back wall uh of the entire venue. Uh if you hear an a fire alarm, please make sure that you're evacuating to your nearest emergency exit and make a plan with your team about what you'll do and where you'll regroup in case of an emergency. Uh in case of a fire, there are fire extinguishers located on every pole that has a red paint band around it. Uh and we do have a fire extinguisher at Pit Admin as well. Uh we do have a first aid station at Pit Admin and we do have emergency medical services here on site.
Uh if there are any uh medical emergencies anywhere, please make sure that you find uh myself or Rob or anybody with a walkie-talkie so we can make sure that the proper emergency services are notified.
Keeping us safe is everyone's responsibility. So over the course of the event, please help us keep walkways and exits clear. And if you see something unsafe, please correct the issue immediately or ask PIT admin or any volunteer with a walkie-talkie for help. In addition to physical safety, I also want to talk a little bit about emotional and psychological safety.
Everyone here deserves to have a safe, nurturing, and fun experience. We are a community who looks out for each other.
So, if you see someone who might be struggling, please check in with them and see how you can help. Thank you for helping us keep this event a safe and enjoyable experience for all. And again, congratulations on advancing to the 2026 New England Premiere event.
Now, one final note before we begin our qualification matches. I invite everyone on both divisions to please rise for the singing of our national anthem as performed by Jaden Eban and Henry of Team 16542, the Cyber Engineers of Fairbanks, Alaska.
Oh, say can you see by the dawn early light so proudly we held at the twilight last gleaming whose bright stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight or the we were so gallently streaming and the rockets.
The balls bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there.
Oh, say does that star spangled banner and wave for the land of the free and the home of the brave.
Okay, teams. Who's ready to play some decode?
>> It's time to get started. Teams in the first match, take your places on the field. And we will start the day with match number one here on the Martin field. Manaf is going to get things rolling over on crack.
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Good morning, Springfield, Massachusetts.
How's everybody doing today? Are you ready? Are you ready for this? This is going to be awesome.
Oh, I think they're going to be ready for sure. Joining us on the microphone over here on the Martin division, you're our field one game announcer. It is Scott McCulla. Hey, thank you so much.
It is great to be here in Springfield, Massachusetts.
We've got people from all over the US here and we're going to have a great day. And as a matter of fact, we're going to have a great two days here together. We're going to get ready for our first match. I thought you got close.
>> Are we ready to hear the teams?
>> All right, Scott, it is time to meet the first competitors on the Martin division. Kicking things off on our red ice, we have 5115.
>> We've got Nova from Windsor, Connecticut, Windsor High School.
>> I believe that's Windsor, Colorado.
>> That's Windsor, Colorado. It is. Holy cow. All the way from Colorado. Are you kidding me? Winter, Colorado.
Over on the other side is their partners. It's 16965.
>> We've got team Super Critical Redmond Washington over Lake School.
>> Kicking things off on our blue alliance in the bright orange. It's 18813.
Oh, middle Phoenix's from Middletown, Connecticut, Xavier High School.
And their partners are final competitors on this field. It's 30392.
It's Lion Spark from Kenowick, Washington.
Holy cow.
Kenowick High School.
All right, we got a thumbs up.
>> Thumbs up. Red Alliance is good. Blue alliance is good.
Scoring table and the timer is set. It is time to kick things off on the Martin division with the drivers in their lines. 3 2 1 go.
>> Here they are. Right off the slot.
6965 put some shots up. 3392 also with some shots. We are classifying like crazy over here. Oh, or on the red side the uh looks like we opened up and looks like we're going to shoot some more. They're loading up and couple more shots go in on the red side.
>> 16965.
Oh, and three more >> drivers. Pick up your controllers.
>> The pattern is purple, purple, green.
They're going to classify and we're going to get to tell in just a moment.
>> Two, one.
>> All right.
>> Oh, big shots by Nova. 5115.
And from the back line, 16965.
Shooting and getting going. Whoa, we are flying over here on the red side.
And they just open it up and let a whole bunch out. They want to keep filling up their ramp and keep it moving.
Everyone that goes in scores points.
If you get to the overflow, it it doesn't score as much. So, you want to keep uh filling it up and opening it up.
30392 trying to open up there. hand so they can load it up one more time.
Keeping our referees very busy with all this classification going on. The red ramp is filling up again. Oh, it looks like the red ramp is jammed.
Yeah, but here comes a whole bunch more.
We've got a little bit of a jam again.
50 seconds left in the match. We've got a very close score.
90 86. So we're going to keep shooting and keep shooting.
That robot back there, super critical with big shots from the back line. They've got one heck of a shooter on their robot.
Looks like we're getting very close to the end game here.
And are they going to keep shooting?
Where are they going to try to park in their zones?
We've got an overflow on the red side trying to get those last few points in.
5 seconds left. Four, three, two. Where they going to park? And that's the end of the match. Give a big round of applause.
All right, we'll have our score in just a moment.
All right, we're going to have this score in just a moment. We're just going over some last details.
First match of the day.
Yep.
All right, >> here comes our score.
It's coming. I'm going to tease it out.
It's coming.
First score of the day.
All right.
All right. Is it red? Is it blue?
Who takes the first match of the premier event? It's the Red Lions.
163 139 is that final score. Let's go over to field number two for the next match.
We're now going to move things over to field number two over here on the Martin division. And joining us on the microphone here is your field two game announcer Ari Yellen Lavine.
So let's meet the teams on this bread alliance. We have got 10331 from Andover or Keltor.
>> They're going to be playing alongside with 1639 Wood from Plantation Florida.
It's Rising Ninjas over on the Blue Alliance from the world of Minecraft. 5484 >> from Corning, New York, the Ender Box.
>> And I imagine they had to blow a lot of snow to be here at 18978.
>> Semi-platinum penguins and their robot, the snowblower.
All right, the robots are ready. Scoring tables giving us a thumbs up. The match won't start in 3 2 1 go.
>> And off the start of our auto, we have three robots moving. Rising ninjas puts scores three artifacts into their red Alliance skull. Blue clears their classifier, clearing room.
Rising Ninjas raises the Red Alliance's lead to 27 while they try to make three more artifacts before the end of the auto tunnus barrier.
Drivers, pick up your controllers.
3 2 1 >> and the Red Alliance takes a 49-33 lead entering our teleot period. Enderbots trying to shoot from the far zone while their opponents on the Red Alliance make three more. Arke Kellortorm appears to be having some problems getting their robot moving, but let's see if they can fix it before the end of their match. Their alliance partner is current on currently holding their own.
>> Rising in just playing defense on the Enderbods trying to prevent them from scoring.
Relator Storm gets going while they intake three balls from their human player zone.
>> There's heavy defense going on in our with one minute left to go in the match.
The Red Alliance has a 76 to 41 lead.
All four robots are desperately trying to intake balls, help their team pull ahead.
Enderbots is attempting to find the exact ang right position for them to score there. Rising ninjas. Another three balls up in the air and two of them managing to go in.
Rising ninjas clears room in the red Alliance. Two more balls in the air for them to cross the 100 point mark.
They have a 30point lead over the blue alliance and are hoping to and hoping to keep it into our all four robots attempting to score a few last artifacts for rushing into their base zone. It's one from Rising Ninjas, but Archaletorm goes for the full park.
Heat.
Heat.
Heat. Heat.
And we have our scores for qualification match number two.
>> All right.
And the winner is the Red Alliance with a score of 129 to 79. They get three ranking points. However, the Blue Alliance managed to score. The Blue Lights went home with the pattern ranking point.
>> We're going to keep things moving along back to field number one for qualification match number three. I can tell Scott is excited. I am >> cuz we got some amazing though young competitors here on our red alliance.
Starting with 24 467, >> the Robo Demons from Durham, Connecticut.
>> Their partners were one of 11 rookie teams this season from the Nutmeg State.
It's 31567.
>> Nuts and bolts.
Avon, Connecticut.
>> Ready to boogie on the blue alliance.
It's 3540.
It's Robo Boogie. Robo Boogie from Huland, New York.
And their partners. It's 10785.
>> It's the Highlanders from Berkeley Heights, New Jersey.
We have randomized.
>> We are set to go for this match. We'll start with the drivers in the lines.
>> 3 2 1 go.
>> And they're off and running. We got movement from the red side. Oh, shots coming from the blue side as well. Four big shots to one already. Oh, blue has a few more. 10875 from the back line.
Big shot.
Four classified to three as we tick down this autonomous.
And we'll see if we got anything else. I think the robots are poised and ready to go.
>> Pick up your controllers.
3 2 1 >> and they're off. There you go.
Robots loaded up and ready to classify these artifacts.
Lining up. Oh, big shots on the blue side. Couple on the red not hitting their mark. That blue ramp is almost full and they've let it go.
Robo Boogie emptying the ramp almost all the way so they can get some more shots in there. Keep it moving. Keep it moving. Two more on the blue side.
On the red, we've got 244 67.
That's the Romo defense taking some shots.
10785 taking some shots on the blue side and quickly opening up their ramp. That's the Highlanders.
They want a completely cleared lamp ramp so they can uh load it back up with artifacts. Yeah, keep them moving and keep them grooving.
Two more shots >> from the back line there from the Highlanders.
Nuts and bolts.
244 67 right here in the corner.
taking some shots. Those are the Robo Demons. And we got pushing and shoving here in the middle. Robo Boogie doing a little dance with the nuts and bolts. We like that. Getting down. Getting crazy.
30 seconds left to go in the match.
We're getting right down to the end game. Still taking some shots. Now's a good time to fill up that ramp if you can. You want to get those classification points if you can at the end. Also need to park if you can. Whoa.
Little bit of pushing and shoving. Get out of my way, they say.
Looks like Romo Boogie is going to going to park themselves on their spot. 24467 is going to follow up. Oh, last shots there.
And what a great match that was.
We're going to add up this score and we're going to get to those results in just a moment.
Heat. Heat.
Once All All right, let's see that score.
Is it red? Is it blue? What are we going to do? It's the Blue Alliance taking home that win.
170- 73. That's four rank points for the Blue Alliance. That's going to move them up. And uh those rank points are very valuable. So, we're going to move it over to field number two for the next match.
And we've got our next four competitors ready to play Decode. Leading things off on the Red Alliance, sliding into the field, it's 13270.
Electric slide from Owing Mills, Maryland, sponsored by the Gene Hawks Foundation, Kaisen Solutions, Treatless Stost Stroke, and Leido.
>> And they are another fantastic rookie team this season. It's 32137.
Team Max 2 from Walcott, Connecticut, sponsored by the Walcott Robotics Foundation, Gene Hos, and Walcott Public School.
>> What have we got on the Blue Alliance?
We've got another amazing rookie team.
It's 3275 from Pucket at St. Rfield Academy. It's Raybos.
>> And they're going to be playing alongside 22762.
Their sister team also from St. Rfield Academy, St. fun.
We got the thumbs up from the referee.
Thumbs up from the scoring table.
Drivers in your lines. This match starts in three 2 1 go.
>> And off into our autonomous period. All four robots are attempting to score. The red alliance shoots six and makes five.
Well, their opponents on the blue alliance managed to get all their preloads before going over to their lead position.
The blue alliance is and team Max 2 at the end of auto moves off their line to get the additional three points from the lead.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
3 2 1 >> and the red Alliance has a 26 to 14 point lead going into our teley operated period. The blue alliance immediately rushes over to grab artifacts from their human player to attempt to close the gap.
Team Electric Slide opens their classifier, clearing room for nine more artifacts to be scored at the higher three-point level.
>> Contact in the middle between Raybots and Team Max.
Team Max scoring from the far zone.
Rapidly cycling.
We have deep heavy defense between team Electric Slide and St. Raybots. Neither is wanting to let their opponent get any space to score.
Raybot sends the balls into the goal while their gate opens, releasing a couple classified artifacts.
Both robot, all four robots are currently pushing each other, trying to prevent anyone from being able to get a good shot into the goal. The Blue Alliance is doing a phenomenal job playing defense on their opponents as they take the lead. They make up that 12point difference from Otto and they are now three points in the lead.
Team match two from the from the Close Alliance trying to even it up, but St. Raybots and Raybots are both attempting to even the score. There appears to be a foul called.
into our endgame period. The Blue Lines has made up the difference. They are now 30 points in the lead. The Red Alliance is definitely trying to come back as team match 2 scores two from the far zone. The Red Alliance opens their goal.
All four robots are racing to the end.
We will see how the scores turn out.
Heat.
Hey, heat. Hey, heat.
Heat. Heat.
And we have our scores from clubation number four.
And the blue alliance comes back from their 14point autonomous deficit to win 161 to 94. There were quite a few penalties in that match potentially making the difference as the Blue Alliance is coming home with four ranking points, three from winning and the pattern.
Here at the New England Premier Event this year, we're going to do something a little special.
>> It's awesome. Awesome. You notice over here on a long table next to the trophies, we've got some little knickknacks that represent the states of the New England region. And so we are coming upon match number five as our first state match. The winner of match number five gets to go home with some Connecticut made candy. This is a state who thought of taking hard candy and putting it on a stick to make a lollipop. Not only that, they are the home of the Pez dispenser.
>> Yeah, sure, the candy was already invented, but having it eject from the throne of a plastic character, you could say, is pure Connecticut ingenuity. So, the winner of match number five will be going home with some sweet treats from the Nutmeg State. But first, let's see who these potential winners are. On the Red Alliance, we have 12589.
>> That's Pioneer Robotics from Schwisbury, Massachusetts.
>> Their partners, it's 25718.
>> Control Z from Ashlin, Massachusetts.
over on the blue alliance with an appropriate name. It's 21616 >> Blue Potato Lobsters from Burwick Maine and they've got an amazing rookie team as their partner. It's 30537.
>> It's Team Cube from Nasha, New Hampshire.
All right, we've got the motif. It's purple, purple, green. So, we want to see that pattern if we can on the ramp.
>> We've got our motif set. The robots are ready. We'll start the match with the drivers in the lines. 3 2 1 go.
>> Off and running. All four robots.
Converging onto the middle of the field and big shots taken on the red side.
Couple on the blue side. 30537.
That's Cube putting in a couple. And now it looks like we're going to park or we're going to try to pick up some more.
Oh, I think everybody's happy where they are. We've got four incredible robots getting ready to go in this match.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
>> Three, two, one.
off and running.
>> Oh wow, big shots. Two out of three.
Ain't bad right there from one, two, five, eight, nine.
>> Big shots from the penguin right there.
And they're meeting over here. We've got >> the Whoa! Blue potato lobster. And they've got their great triple. They've got a triple threat right there with Oh, holy cow.
>> Three big shots from the uh from the lobster.
>> Penguin putting up some more. Oh, three big ones. 1, two, five, eight, nine on the red side. They are.
>> They're kicking them over on the blue side as well. We've got the blue ramp almost filled up.
>> Three, four more go in on the red.
Keeping it moving. Keeping it grooving.
Two out of three for the Blue Potato Lobsters.
Bam. Big shot. Red's got quite a sizable lead so far, but blue is trying to close the deficit here. They've got some classification still to be done. Oh, shots going all over the place. Leaving the >> the field and looks like we're come down right to the last part of the teleop going into the doing the final stage here. Are they going to shoot or are they going to park and uh perhaps even climb? We'll see.
12589 looks a little disabled at the moment. So, they're going to get some more shots here on the red side. And it looks like they're going to put themselves in in three, two, one. That's the end of the match.
Why as we await the scorer posted of match five, remember this is our first of many state sponsored matches. So again, the winning alliance will be going home with some Connecticut made candy. And we also ask that you follow one of our event directors, Rob Cormier, as you can take a picture with your well-earned prize.
>> Absolutely. And this is a great one, too. Look at what Connecticut has brought us.
>> Oh, yeah. Wo. Like these red and purple T-Rex lollipops.
>> Nice.
>> Oh, these are very colorful. I wonder what candy company made these. And uh several >> several meases. I see an Iron Man in there.
>> There's uh I think it's Marvel and Star Wars.
>> D2. Nice.
>> Yeah, I'm impressed. This is great.
You know, I wouldn't be surprised if if other states catch on to this, you know.
I think we're going to look at this where I'm from for sure. This is so very cool.
I am.
>> All right, looks like we're good to go.
Let's see that final score.
Who's taking home the Connecticut candy?
It's the Red Alliance. They're very excited. 169 points, three ranking points, and the Connecticut Candy is what they're going to be taking home today.
Congratulations, and great job for both alliances for sure. We're going to go back to field number two for our next match.
Congratulations to our Red Alliance, our first state match winner here on Martin.
Now it's Let's move on to match number six. Who have we got on this Red Alliance? We have 58.99.
>> Laser from Fort Collins, Colorado, sponsored by LCHS Houses. Um, Hines Incorporated, Insitu, Liberty Common High School, and Bill and Irma Foundation.
>> They're partnered up with 16542, >> the cyber engineers from Fair Banks, Cyberlink from and Cyberlink School.
>> Wolf, we got on the blue lights. It is 22 345.
>> Surface from Extor NH sponsored by Phil Exit Academy.
and another amazing rookie team here in New England. It's 31944 >> team Sonic Bots 01 commute from their community.
>> All right, thumbs up is set. Robot and timers are set. We'll start the match with the drivers in the lines. 3 2 1 go.
All four robots are moving in autonomous as the blue alliance quickly puts up six artifacts and manages to score five of them. Team surface appears to be attempting to open their gate but not having luck.
Laser from the far zone gets it while the red alliance robots collide in their autonomous. There's not much they can do except stop the autonomous program and wait for Drivers, pick up your controllers.
>> 3 2 1 >> and the Blue Alliance takes a 17-point lead going into our teleyoperative period. However, last match on this field, the team that won autonomous did not end up winning the match. So, we'll see what the red Alliance is able to do.
Team Sonic Bots pushes cyber engineers while they're trying to shoot as our FTA gets hit by a ball from Team Surface.
Laser intakes from their human player zone, copying Team Sonic bots as the Blue Alliance puts another six artifacts in the Gulf. The Red Alliance is a full classifier and laser and laser is attempting to Cyber Engineers appears to be attempting to shoot some overflow while their teammates Laser appears to attempt to open their classifier. They managed to get a few balls out, but they still have six balls stuck in there.
Two more balls from Team Surface, followed by another three, giving their team an additional 15 points.
Surface shoots outside their launch zone. However, they can >> make up for it with another nine artifacts. Cyber Engineers appears to be a little stuck, but then they quickly get moving again.
The blue lines fills up their classifier before immediately emptying it once again. Such a radical break.
>> 30 seconds to go in our match. All four teams still trying to pull ahead. The Blue Lions has increased their lead to almost 200 points. There's a number plate. It falls off team surface, but it does not slow down in the slightest as they score two additional classwide artifacts.
>> Team Laser rushes into their base zone, >> and Team Sonic, bots, and surface do the same.
team laser attempts to shoot.
>> Psychedelic experimentation sort of confirms this intuition. I mean, >> we're going to do a bit of a scheduling update here as we let the refs tabulate and log in the scores. We're going to immediately move back over to field number one for qualification match number seven, the next four teams.
>> Awesome. Let's keep it moving.
ready to compete. Over here on the Red Alliance, we have 23256.
>> It's the Yakub Boss from Long Meadow, Massachusetts.
>> And their neighbors, it's 24256.
>> Ark Sandstorm from Andover, Massachusetts.
>> Our Blue Alliance starts off with a team on the other side of the country. It's 3526.
Merlbotss from Los Angeles, California.
And we're going to bring it all the way back to the Northeast with their partner 22762, >> the St. Raybots from Pucket, Rhode Island. who has been to the internet.
It's someone who knows how the world really works. And knowing how the world really works means to have risen outside of beyond the dimensions of ordinary spaceime and actually seen the wiring under the board. stepped outside the confines of learned culture and uh learned an impended language into the domain of what Vickenstein called the unspeakable transcendental presence of the other >> green purple purple ordinary social space for the good of the community.
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>> All right, thumbs up from the referees.
Thumbs up from the scoring table. Match seven will begin with the drivers in the line. 3 2 1 go.
>> The robots are moving without any controllers. Ah, >> and they're shooting.
>> Artifacts into the ramp.
>> They shot three. They unloaded three on the red side and on the blue side as well.
Load them up and let them go.
>> They're keep on rolling.
>> 2 325 six the Yakubots. They've got a heck of an autonomous here.
>> That's a couple more.
>> Big autos for both sides.
>> And that's going to set us up really well. Our teley operated portion of this match.
>> The beginning of time souls. Three, two, one.
>> They are off and running.
>> Open up that ramp on the red side.
>> They're going to be putting on some more, filling it up. And they don't want an overflow. They want to keep them moving. Keep on classifying as they say.
Opening up on the blue side as well.
Those yucky bots. Feeling a little bit of calamari shooting them in and letting them go.
>> Big shots from their partners.
>> The arc stands and oh, big shots from the back there.
>> 3526 Marobots have a big arcing shot that is hitting its mark. That ramp is filled up on the blue side. They quickly go over and empty it out.
>> Trying to fill it up as fast as possible. Keep it moving. Keep it grooving.
>> We are trying to classify as many artifacts as we can. Two out of three on the red side.
>> Looks like the St. Rabots might be down.
It's Oh, their batteries are on the floor. That is a tough way to be. So, looks like it's going to be a twoon-one match for the rest of the go here.
through a synergy between >> Marlobots taking some big shots >> from the back trying to fill up that ramp once again.
>> The calamari over here. The Yakubots >> taking some more shots. Filling up that >> looks like they've got >> and we're down to the last 20 seconds of the match. Are they going to park? Are they going to shoot? Are they going to do it all?
>> Yakbots taking some more shots with their partners, Arc Sandstorm and the Marlots trying to keep track. Looks like we got some overflow there as we countd down. And that's the end of the match.
We got a high-scoring one here and we're going to have the theology >> match final score in just a moment.
see the results of match number six.
And your winner of qualification number six is the Blue Alliance with a new event high score of 263 and zero penalties, bringing home five ranking points, but falling slightly short of the pattern. This puts them in first and second place, respectively.
There's your New England benchmark teams as we move on to qualification match number eight. I think just about everyone has played a match so far today. So, it's time to start our second round of qualification matches at the New England Premiere event. Our Red Alliance starts off with 5484 >> from Corning, New York, the Enderbot.
>> And their claws are sharpened for the win. It's 30392.
>> Lion Spark from Kenowick.
Waddling in on the Blue Alliance. It's 18978.
>> Semi-platinum Penguins from Xavier High School and their fellow kinetician of 24467 >> from Dirham Robo Demon that hopefully will be strong enough then to carry the vision out into the mainstream of society. I think the youth culture that is emerging in the '9s is an end of the millennium culture that is actually summing up uh western civilization and pointing us in an entirely different direction that we're going to arrive in the third millennium in the middle of an archaic revival which will mean a revival of these physiologically empowering signatures, uh, a new art, a new social vision, a new relationship to nature, to feminism, to ego. All of these things are >> just so you know.
>> That's the thumbs up we've been looking for from our head referee, from our scoring table. Match eight begins with the drivers in the lines. 3 2 1 go.
Again, we have all four robots shooting into their goals to start our autonomous period. The Enderbots trying to get off the leave line while their teammates Lion Spark goes for the second spike mark. All four teams are looking for their first win in this tournament. And this autonomous period, getting ahead early is incredibly important.
and the Blue Alliance. It's tied up 2727 with two seconds to go. A semi platinum penguin scores artifact >> 3 2 1 off into our teley off period. It's tied at 38 238. It's as close as it can get as we clear the red alliance gate gets stuck and lion spark and their bots firing it from the far zone. Red Alliance gets their classifier open and allows themselves to score additional classified artifacts from the enderbots firing into the back of their goal.
Blue Lines to get something going as semi-platinum Penguins takes two shots of the goal.
Robo Demon's first shot goes wide, but they managed to adjust and their second and third enter the top of the goal.
30 points separate our teams as Lion Spark putting more balls into the air.
The Enderbots firing at incredibly high speed from far right into their backboard with one minute to go in the match.
Enderbots again, three balls into the goal, followed by their teammate, Lion Spar Lions trying to get something going from the far zone. Robo Demons shoots one up, but it goes wide, but their second manages to s get in.
Lion Spark.
25 seconds left to go. The Red Alliance has 135 to 80. However, the refs are wildly calling fouls, so this will be anyone's match.
Calls to rush into the park zones are heard as there is contact in the base zone. 5 seconds left. All four teams attempt to get a park. Blue lines goes for a full impartial.
That concludes match number eight. Hey Scott, I think we need to see the results of match number seven.
>> I think we do too. Let's see those results. This is match number seven. I think we got a big score coming up. It's the Red Alliance.
225 to 178. Those are some big scores.
Did not break the record, but that's okay. Four ranking points going to the Red Alliance. One ranking point goes to the blue. Great job all around.
Okay, Martin division match number nine is going to be our final match before we take our lunch break.
>> It sure is.
>> Are you hungry?
>> One more match to play. Not only is it leading up to our lunch break, we've got another state match to play here on Fail number one. Match number nine honors an event that helped spark the American Revolution, the Boston Tea Party.
>> So, the team that wins this match will be taking home a couple boxes of a uh Kelty British blend premium black tea.
>> Why do we succeed here in New England? I think it's because we commit. C O M I T Hey, >> very nice. Very nice. Uh, >> well, let's uh let's announce the teams for this one. What do you say?
>> Yes.
>> For our for our Boston Tea Party match, >> we're all hungry. So, on the Red Alliance, blazing the trail, it's 18813.
>> That's the Full Metal Phoenixes from Middletown, Connecticut.
Out of the shadows, it is their partner 16391.
>> Oh yeah. The rising ninjas from Plantation, Florida on the Blue Alliance taking things to the maximum. It's 32137.
>> This is team Max 2 from Wal, Connecticut.
>> And a simple but effective keystroke 25718.
Type control Z in Ashland, Massachusetts.
Time for you twe See what you think your dreams enter this world of imagination.
All right, we're almost there. Just just getting a few things dialed in.
How we doing over here, Rising Ninjas?
We're doing well. Oh, doing well. Are you hungry?
>> We're probably going to be working over lunch.
>> I'm hungry.
>> You're hungry for robots is what they are. Yeah. Hungry for robots. I like that.
>> You know, as we await our final team to get connected, we actually have the results of match number eight. Ready to post. and swallow all these tears. But time can >> congratulations to the Red Alliance with a score of 178 to 136. and coming home with four ranking points.
>> My rules for living. There's no more words to say. Just someday I'll be forgiven.
But I lost my wounds.
my rules.
There's no words to say just for know why I suspicions All right, we've got our motif. It's purple, green, purple. We want to see a lot of purple, green, purple because that is worth extra points.
The obelisk has spoken. The >> scoring table is set. The obelisk has been randomized.
I think we're ready to play our final match before lunch. Drivers in your lines. 3 2 1 go.
>> Off and running. This is going to be a threeon- two match. It looks like Rising Ninjas take some some opening shots and opening up the gate as well. Looks like Well, we can do a better pattern than that. Look at that. One, two, three.
Looks like they have the pattern. And they're going to sit. Oh, and they're going to put four, five, six. Grabbing some more. Those rising ninjas, they want to get going here. Couple more seconds left. Oh, one of them goes through the uh >> drivers. Pick up your controllers.
>> That's a pretty solid autonomous there for the Red Alliance. Blue Alliance has got a little work to do, but they are very capable of catching up. We'll see how this goes.
>> Rising Ninjas open up the red gate. And on the blue side, we got some shots going. Control Z taking some shots and starting to fill up their ramp on their side.
On the red side, we've got control Z and the Rising Ninjas.
Let a couple out and putting some more up. And it looks like they're going to open up their ramp and they're going to swallow up those those shots pretty quickly and put some more in. They got a really good thing going here. The rising ninjas have a plan and they are executing. Control Z is trying to keep pace on the blue side.
>> Full Metal Phoenixes getting loaded up and trying to take some shots as well. for those rising ninjas picking them up and putting them down.
Good shots there from Full Metal Phoenix's and Control Z putting some up and Red has opened up quite a lead here with 45 seconds left in the match. Red continues to pour it on, classifying artifact after artifact.
It's getting a little little crazy in the middle there. Teams are coming together for meetings. Oh, we've got the clash of metal. Always a fine fine thing to hear. 20 seconds left in the match. They're going to decide, are they going to shoot or are they going to go and park? But I think they've got still some appetite for some parking. Move out of the way, says control Z. I've got some shooting to do. I want to fill up that ramp before we run out of time. In 5 4 3 2 1, that's the end of the match.
Give him a big round of applause.
Tonight, be aware this is our second state sponsored match. Prize for the winner is the boxes of black tea.
The winner >> can accompany up Meline down to our New England backdrop for a photo with your prize. Absolutely.
You're going to be the first Boston Tea Party tea winner here at the New England Premiere event.
I mean, that's worth bragging rights as well as worth the te for sure.
We're going to get this score in just a moment.
Just a few more calculations. So much classification went on. So much pattern recognition has to be done. We're almost there.
All right, let's get that final score. I know everybody's hungry for lunch. Perhaps a few folks have already had it out there.
So, here is the score of the match. The winner, the Red Alliance, 173 to 92, the Red Alliance taking home four rank points and is going to have a Boston Tea Party.
Congratulations to both of our alliances and we will see you all soon after lunch. Thank you so much.
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Martin is going to be picking up back for competition soon. We need the teams in matches 10 and 11 on the fields at this time.
That's 31567 23256 5899 and 21616. You are needed on field two.
Teams 30537,13270, 5115, and 22345. You will be on field number one for match 11.
Thank you.
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Hey Good afternoon, robot fans. Welcome back to the New England Premier Event Martin Division. We just got back from our lunch break and now it's time to finish up the day with a heaping helping of qualification matches. We're going to kick things where we left off with match number 10.
Kickoff on our right alliance making sure every piece of hardware is nice and tight on their robot. It's 31567 >> nuts and bolts.
>> Their partners currently ranked fourth.
It's 23256 >> from Long Meadow Yakub Bots.
>> And we got a couple amazing teams ready to respond in the blue alliance. We have 58.99 >> laser >> and uh uh doth mine eyes deceive me. A robot made of wood. Indeed. It is 21616 >> with the robot Bobbster 3.0. It's the blue potato lobsters.
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>> We have got a thumbs up from our head ref and our scoring table. The robots are ready to roll. Drivers in your lines. Three, two, one, go.
>> And all four of our robots immediately rush to score into their at the start of autonomous.
The red Alliance scores three before clearing their classifier while the blue alliance appears to be a bit stuck.
Blue alliance is clawing their way back, but Yakybots has increased their lead to six and is attempting to increase it by nine more with three additional artifacts in their classifier.
Laser goes for two more and they make them. But >> Yakubots attempts to >> pick up your controllers.
>> 3 2 1 and into our autonomous period. The Blue Alliance robots have a collision right off the bat while Nuts and Bolts opens their gate.
Both pool lines robots attempting to intake from their human player while the Red Alliance bots are trying to score for balls that are strewn across the field.
The Red Alliance has a 30 40 point 50point lead as we have a minute and a half left in this match.
The red light, the triple catapults of the blue potato lobsters loading in their human player zone.
Nuts and bolts trying to keep Blue Potato Bots out of the launch zone, but Blue Potato Bots at the exact same time sends all three of their artifacts.
Yakubots.
Yakubots with another three classified artifacts while they try to intake off of their gate to cut down on those cycle times.
There's heavy contact going on in the middle of our field while both teams are trying to score. The Red Alliance crosses the 200 point barrier with 30 seconds left to go in the match. The division high score is 263.
Just a few more classified artifacts and they will break it.
Blue Alliance trying to get to the the ranking point for artifacts before the end of this match. 10 seconds to go.
Yakubots in the middle trying for a full park. their teammate nuts and molds trying for the partial. Blue lines the same. Laser attempting to get full.
We'll see how it gets scored at the end of this match.
We're going to keep things moving down back to field number one. It is time for qualification match number 11.
>> Yeah, it is. These competitors have been patiently waiting after their lunch break. Let's meet the teams. Our Red Alliance has got a fantastic rookie in 30537.
>> This is Nashville, New Hampshire's own Cube with a K. Over on the other side is their partner 13270.
>> From Owensville's, Maryland, it's the electric slide.
Our blue alliance has got 5115.
Windsor, Colorado, Nova and their partner, they're currently ranked number one. It's 22 345. Exiters New Hampshire surface.
All right, it looks like we randomized.
Purple, purple, green.
The obelisk has spoken. Long live the obelisk.
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There we go.
Cube Electric Slide Nova and Surface.
There it is. Green, purple, purple is the pattern.
This match number 11.
All is set on field number one. They had to get wake up a little bit from our lunch break, but we'll start the match with the drivers in their lines. 3 2 1 go.
They're off. They're running. They are all full of fuel from this lunch break.
Surface just opened up their gate and put three more in and are going to keep the gate open while they shuttle out and put two more in and push those through. Are they going to grab some more? Oh, push two more in.
And there's three more.
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drivers, pick up your colors.
>> That was a very tidy uh autonomous right there by Serpent setting the standard here. 61 points.
>> 3 2 1 >> Blue's got a sizable lead, but Red is going to try to fire back. We've got a lot of good robots in this match.
Electric Slide opens up their gate and releases a few. We got a meeting in the middle here.
Little bit of a battle.
Nova with some shots. Surface taking some shots as well.
And on the red side, we're we're starting to fill up, but blue is releasing. Surface is saying, "Hey, let's empty that out so we can put a few more in to classify.
Picking up those artifacts." Electric slide from downtown. Put them in.
Score them.
Nova up close taking some shots. And electric slide electrically sliding all over the field. They're going to open up their gate and reset so they can put in some more to classify. Big shots from downtown Surface leading the way there.
That's another three more and they are all full and they're going to open up their gate so they can classify some more. You don't really want the overflow because those don't count as much.
So here goes two out of three eight bad right there.
Surface continuing the onslaught.
Cube playing some defense, trying to slow down that Surface robot. Oh, two big misses. That defense is starting to be effective there. I don't know if you can slow him down, but boy, we've got some big scores here. Are we going to have a new high score in this match? We certainly can. We got the last 10 seconds of this match. We're going to get some shots in at the end. Uh in and out right there by Surface. We got a pushing contest here. Let's get in the base. Got to get nice and clean. And that is the end of the match.
Great job. We're going to have that score for you in just a moment.
And now let's see our scores 10.
Congratulations to the Red Alliance.
245-79, putting Yakubots into third place and taking home five ranking points.
And with that, back over on field number two, we are set for match number 12.
We're going to keep things flowing here on the Martin division. Our red Alliance has 16965 from Redmond. Super Critical and their match partner 12589 from Shrewsbury, Mass. Pioneer Robotics.
One of our fantastic rookies is kicking off our blue alliance 31944.
>> Team Sonic Bots 01 from Maryland >> and they're going to be playing with currently ranked fifth 10785.
>> Highlanders from New Jersey.
>> Fun fact, though they are rookie, Sonic Bots 1 is currently ranked second.
Scoring table, thumbs up. Head ref, thumbs up. Robots are ready to roll.
We'll start with the drivers in the lines. 3 2 1 go.
>> And we're into our autonomous period.
Super critical. Scoring three artifacts while a few artifacts get jammed for a second, but managed to get knocked loose.
Both team the Red Alliance is narrowly pulling ahead, but the blue alliance and team Highlanders is doing everything they can to stay in this game. It's another four artifacts scored on the red alliance while Highlanders appears to be stopped ready to intake at the beginning of teleop.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
3 2 1 >> and the Red Alliance takes a 20point lead going into the start of Teleyop, but Blue Alliance not wanting to let that stand immediately scoring.
Highlanders attempting to push Pioneer out of the way to make their artifacts go wide.
Super critical with rapid cycles from the far zone. No one in the area to try to defend them. Blue Alliance is still sending their balls as fast as they can.
Trying to make up the difference.
>> Super Critical trying to push Team Songbots out of the way, forcing them to go to the other launch zone.
Super Team Sonic Bots 01 is cycling back and forth between the close zone and their human player. It appears to almost be working. They are staying in this game match with a minute to go. The teams are separated by less than 30 points.
A battery falling out from Pioneer Robotics. The Red Alliance is now Team Super Critical is now on its own. Let's see if the Blue Lions is able to capitalize and come back.
>> 40 seconds to go. The Blue Lions has cut down the lead to 20. Super Critical despite the loss of their teammate is a hanging on by the skin of their teams scoring as rapidly as they can.
Can Super Critical score enough? 20 seconds to go. of the Red Alliance is keeping its lead by 10 points. However, Super Critical will be unable to get >> Super Critical is is attempting to intake from its own with 9 seconds to go. Super Critical launches from the far zone, scores two of three and rushes into their base zone. The Blue Lights pulls ahead, but we will see how it finishes.
I can't wait to see the results of this match. But first, I think we have the results of match 11 coming up. Yeah.
Let's go back to match 11. Who was it?
Was it blue? Was it red? It was the Blue Alliance.
257 points by the Blue Alliance taking home four rank points for 5115 and 22 345.
And with that, we move on to match number 13. Hey teams, it's time for another state sponsored match.
>> It sure is.
>> This one is coming from the Granite State, New Hampshire.
>> Oh yes, >> we have got a couple boxes from Shooters Candy Counter. Nestled in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, Shooters is home to the world's largest candy counter. No, we're being serious. It features all kinds of favorite sweet treats, plus some other mainstream like toxic waste, gummy brains, >> gummy brains, >> and much more. Our winning alliance will enjoy a variety of sweet and very sour candies from this wonderful establishment.
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We have the results for the last match and the win for the hot tops goes to the Blue Alliance with a score of 219 to 157.
Blue Alliance, remember to come over It is team Tessarak from a community team from Nasha, New Hampshire.
>> And on the red lines, we have team 18442.
>> Gear rotation, a community team from Sykesville, Maryland.
And on the blue alliance, we have team 18224, >> Lupine Robotics, Boring School, Beverly, Massachusetts.
>> And running off the lines, we have team 18209.
>> Full stop, South Kingstown High School, Wakefield, Rhode Island.
>> We are randomizing.
When I was reading the Red and Blue Alliance, I don't know if you guys seen that Spider-Man meme where he's pointing at each other. I had to take a double take to make sure I said that right.
>> Refs have a thumbs up. Red Alliance, thumbs up. Blue alliance, thumbs up.
Blue alliance, we're good. Awesome. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
All four teams on the move in this autonomous.
Blue Alliance taking the far shot and lining up for the near shot. Three for three. Red Alliance classifier is full.
Wipe that slate clean. Starting fresh.
Both teams starting fresh on that classifier.
One shot in in the blue.
Three for three for the blue.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
>> Three, two, one.
>> Three shots in on the blue and three on the red.
>> Classifier emptying on the red.
Blue loading up for the shot.
>> Three for three.
>> Far shots from the blue and red just misses.
Ramp full and emptied on the blue.
Red ready for a clean slate. Four artifacts on the classifier.
18209 moving into position. Ready for that far shot. Shoot and score.
Red Alliance 18442 loading up preparing for the shot.
One, two, three in and three matched for the blue.
Robots vying into position.
Three shots in, four in the blue.
Under 30 seconds left getting in all of the artifacts they can. End game is approaching. 15 seconds left.
It's a close game.
>> Blue shots in.
Two one end match.
Moving at on to match number 16. Over at the Red Alliance, we have team 27672.
That's Perpetual Motion from Wilmington, Delaware.
>> And their alliance partner, Team 23248.
Cosmic Loop from Long Meadow, Massachusetts.
And moving over to the blue alliance, we have two team 31865 LOS from Beverly, Massachusetts with Richmond the robot.
>> And last but certainly not least, at rank number two, we have 252 electric cohogs from Providence, Rhode Island.
Randomize.
Motive three is selected.
Refs, thumbs up for the refs. Red Alliance, thumbs up. Blue alliance, thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
All right, here we are with autonomous mode. We've got artifacts in motion.
Blue alliance gets four, five in right off the bat. Picking up some more in autonomous. Looking really good. Got a full classifier.
Throwing some more there from the back.
23248.
Might be stuck on that one.
Be done with autonomous here in a moment. Still making a few more shots.
Looking good. We got a full classifier on the red alliance.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
>> 3 2 1.
>> All right, here we are in teleyot mode.
Robots picking up artifacts, moving them around. Red Alliance empty their classifier. Lots of good artifacts in motion.
Blue Alliance emptying their classifier as well, making some shots.
>> Lots of action on the Blue Alliance side. Red Alliance making some shots from the back. Nice long distance arcs into the goal.
One, two, three shots in a row. Good hit rate on that. Blue Alliance picking up on their classifier. Emptying the classifier.
Red Alliance has a nearly full classifier.
Blue Alliance making some more shots.
Lots of robots in motion here. Some of those artifacts making their way outside of the playing field.
Red Alliance empties the classifier again. Blue Alliance making three more artifacts into the classifier.
Some highf flying balls there.
Blue Alliance coming back around to make three more shots. Making shots. 252 making those shots from the back of the field. Blue Alliance picking up some more goals right then.
One, two, three. Red Alliance keeps the Blue Alliance keeps it coming. Red Alliance looking to find some more artifacts. Makes those shots.
Got 20 seconds. Here we are approaching endgame. Red Alliance still shooting in.
22 23248 makes a couple from the back of the field.
Some high-flying balls there. 5 4 3 2 1 and that's a match.
direct your attention to the board. We have match number 15 coming up.
And the winners for match number 15 is the Blue Alliance with a score of 212 to 211, a one-point difference.
And what clenched them the win was the 10 foul points.
We have the results for match number 16 coming on the board.
Match number 16 goes to the Blue Alliance with a score of 223 to 152.
Let's meet the teams for match number 17. On the Red Alliance, we have team 20842, >> Hilda the Builder, Weeks Public Library, Greenland, New Hampshire.
>> And on the Red Alliance, we have team 31719, >> Flying Tigers, Patricia A. Hannerford Career Center in Mbury, Vermont.
>> Moving over to the blue alliance, we have team 18438.
>> Wolfpack Mckina Wearing School, Beverly, Massachusetts.
>> And rounding off this alliance, we have team 32818.
>> Wired Cats DVO Vermont Academy, Saxon River, Vermont.
scorekeeper. Let's randomize.
Thumbs up for the refs. Red Alliance, thumbs up. Blue alliance, thumbs up. We will start the match in 3 2 1. Decode.
Robots on the move. Red Alliance taking the shots. Farot from 31719.
Farot from the blue alliance. 18438 for the near shot. One more far shot for the blue alliance.
Two more in on the blue.
Emptying their classifier.
Three more in for the blue. 31719 lining up for the shot. Shot just misses. Too far.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
Three, two, one.
>> Robots on the move in this teley op.
Three shots in for the blue. One more for the blue.
Loading up their classifier.
20842 lining up for the shot.
trying to get into position. There we go. One in.
Just misses on the blue.
Three in on the blue. Just missed another one.
>> 31719.
Figuring out their robot. Loading up.
Moving into position. Ready for action.
Two in. Three in for the blue. Emptying their classifier. ready to start fresh.
Three more in for the blue. Red Alliance lining up to take the shot. One in three in on the blue. Far shot in for the red.
31719 in perfect position.
Artifact in the goal.
Three more in for the blue.
Red lining into position. Ready to take that shot.
Blue emptying their classifier. Red shot in. 20 seconds left.
10 seconds left. Lining up into that end zone. 5 seconds left. Four, three, two, one. That's a match.
for match number 18. We have another double jeopardy win for Dunkin Donuts was founded in Mass in 1950. This match's winner will receive two Dunkin Donuts buckets to play in the sand again after this match and the results are announced. Walk over to the left to the nice first backdrop. Take pictures and claim your prize.
Now, let's meet the teams on the Red Alliance. We have team 13583, Triple Wire from Pensro, New Jersey.
>> That is some loud team spirit. And on the red alliance, we have team 24725.
>> Code and Circuit from Amesberry, Massachusetts.
Moving on to the blue alliance, we have team 24611 >> roboth leads with their robot encrypt.
And rounding off this alliance, we have team 25856, >> sharply cyber sharks from kery man with pancakes the robot.
>> Scorekeeper randomizing to motif two.
Refs, thumbs up. Red Alliance, thumbs up. Blue alliance, thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
All right, here we go. In autonomous mode, we've got a couple robots in motion or throwing artifacts. Look, looking good on the blue alliance collecting some artifacts from their classifier. Red Alliance has five in the classifier already. Looks like that. Oh, and Blue Alliance still taking some shots, picking up some more artifacts.
All right, couple more shots being fired. Nice job picking them up though on autonomous mode.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers. Kelly up.
>> 3 2 1 >> All right, let's see what those drivers can do. Start getting those artifacts in the system and start throwing them out.
C couple into the blue alliance.
Couple shots fired on the red alliance.
Couple into the classifier there. We got some high and wide shots. We'll get them in. Three into the blue alliance. Four into the blue alliance. Filling up that classifier. Looking good on the red side as well.
One, two, three shot action there.
24725 getting some help from their human player.
Blue Alliance opened up their classifier, emptied that out.
13583 collecting some artifacts.
24611 just shot some more in for the Blue Alliance.
Getting some good motion all over the field.
25856. Firing it away.
Three more in from 13583. Picking them up. Firing them off.
24611 is getting a little hung up on the tape from the field.
>> 24725 getting some more artifacts in.
Blue Alliance filling up their classifier.
Red Alliance has a couple balls lined up.
Blue Alliance emptying the classifier and picking up some more of their artifacts.
>> Less than 20 seconds left. We're into end game now. Blue Alliance still taking some shots. Getting those artifacts into the classifier.
And we're at down to five, four, 3, two, one, and that's a match.
We have the results for a match number 17.
And the win goes to the blue alliance with a score of 265 to 252.
We do have a yellow card on the red alliance for operating the gate between auto and teleop on 20842.
two.
>> We have a score for the Duncan winners for national number 18. The score is goes to the Red Alliance with a score of 166 to 105.
Moving over to match number 19 on the Red Alliance, we have team 24488, >> the Stingers community team from Hollis, No New Hampshire, >> and their partners, team 5741, >> Robo Hawks, Champlain Valley Union High School, Hinesburg, Vermont.
And over on the blue alliance, we have team 4946, >> Robo Raiders, Union 32, Middle and High School, East Millar, Vermont.
>> And rounding off the blue alliance, we have team 32473.
>> Bennington Bolts and Biscuits, a community team from Bennington, Vermont.
Everybody, >> we are randomizing.
Ref thumbs up. Red Alliance thumbs up.
Blue alliance thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
>> Alliance.
>> Robots on the move. Red with the first shots. Two artifacts in the classifier.
Two more in for red.
24488 holding their own with six artifacts.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
Three, two, one.
>> Ready for action. All four robots on the move.
Red getting more shots in.
And blue's on the board with one artifact in the classifier. Red emptying that full ramp.
Blue shoots and misses.
Red lining up for the shot.
Three for three for 5741.
244 888 lining up. One in two.
Blue loading up with help of their human player. 4946 lining up.
Three artifacts on the blue classifier.
4946.
Loading up for more. Taking those far shots.
Robohawks scoring those artifacts onto the classifier.
>> 24488 lining up adds one more to the classifier.
>> Blue one in and bounces out.
>> Readjusting for more. 19 seconds left.
Full ramp on the red.
>> 10 seconds left. Robots lining up in their end zone.
4 3 2 1 After match number 20, we have a 10minute break and then we will be resuming matches afterwards.
So, while they're deliberating, let's meet the match uh meet the teams for match number 20 on the Red Alliance. We have team 30391.
That'll be Penguin Robotics from Trumbull, Connecticut with their robot macaroni.
And on the red alliance, we have team 32385.
>> Mighty Mojo from Panagora, Florida.
>> And over on the blue alliance, we have team 24847.
>> Ellipse from Marramac, New Hampshire with Cooper.
And rounding off this lines, we have team 16346, >> the notorious B from Marietta, Georgia, Legacy.
by taking a picture.
I'm like robot.
Yeah.
So like last month, Randomize for motif three.
>> Refs, we got a thumbs up. Red Alliance, thumbs up. Blue alliance, thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one.
Decode.
>> All right, robots in motion here in autonomous mode. Making some shots from the back and the front of the field.
Both red and green alliance have artifacts in the classifier.
32385 making some fast quick shots there.
36 1 163 46 picking them up and putting them back down.
>> Little bit of a traffic jam there in the back of the field.
Drivers, pick up your controllers.
>> All right, here we go with mode.
>> Three, two, one.
>> All right, all the robots are in motion now.
>> Going around picking up artifacts, firing them off.
one 16346 clearing the classifier.
Firing them back in 30391. Doing the same on the Red Alliance side.
Sorry.
32385 making some nice shots from the back of the field. 24847 firing them off here from the front of the field on the blue alliance.
Red Alliance working to fill their classifier.
163 46 taking some shots from the back of the field. Little bit of a traffic jam there in the back corner.
>> 32385 moving back to collect some more artifacts from its human player.
24847 firing them in.
Nearly have filled the classifier on the blue side. The Red Alliance working on their classifier as well.
30391 picking up some artifacts.
Firing them in from a awkward angle.
24847 coming up to the front. Ready to fire them in.
One, two, and looks like we got number three coming out. There you go. All three in some of the overflow there.
Less than 20 seconds on the clock coming into the end game.
>> 32385 firing them into the red alliance.
5 seconds left. Four 3 2 1 and that's a match.
This marks the start of the 10-minute break until match 21. We will get the scores for match 19 and 20 shortly.
After much deliberation, we do have the score for match 19 coming on the board.
Match 19 goes to the Red Alliance with a score of 169 to 78 >> and five ranking points for the Red Alliance.
Now moving on, we have the scores for match number 20 coming up on the board.
For match number 20, the win goes to the Red Alliance with a score 181 to 138, giving the Red Alliance four ranking points.
I hope everyone enjoyed their 10-minute break.
Moving on to match number 21 on the Red Alliance, we have team 22683.
They are the JV Redhawks from Champlain Valley Union High School from Heinsburg, Vermont. And on the Red Alliance, we have team 27050 from Franklin, Massachusetts, Sense and Sound Robotics 2.
And over on the Blue Alliance, we have team 18190 from North Carolina, the Tigabots.
And running off the blue alliance, we have team 636 from Providence, Rhode Island, the Razer Clams. AAM's Razer Clams.
Oh, thank God. I wasn't going to do this game announcing.
I'm much better at MCing.
>> I'm here for you.
>> Have you Have you done all of the teams that are playing in this two sets of alliances?
>> Yes. I might have butchered some names or towns, so I apologize for that. But we'll get there eventually.
>> The robots don't care.
>> It's about their feelings.
>> We are ready to randomize.
>> Hi.
>> We have motif number two.
>> Ref thumb sums up. Red Alliance, thumbs up. Blue alliance, thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
All right, here we are in autonomous mode. We've got robots in motion and artifacts in the air. Both red and blue alliance are making their shots, getting the artifacts into their classifier.
Looks like blue alliance has already cleared its classifier once. Red Alliance just cleared its classifier again.
Nice work in autonomous here.
>> Red Alliance continuing to take shots and get them in.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
>> Moving on to teley op mode.
>> Three, two, one.
>> All right, now we've Got a little more emotion here. We got 27050 clearing the classifier and taking some shots.
Blue Alliance taking some shots. Red Alliance taking some shots. Blue Alliance clearing its classifier.
Nice looking job there. 18 1 190 firing away, picking up some more artifacts. 27050 gets a couple in. The Red Alliance has a full classifier. It looks like that's going to get cleared.
Red Alliance taking some more shots.
Please don't hit the announcer.
Blue Alliance taking some shots. A little bit over the mark there. 300 in though.
Red Alliance taking some shots, clearing the classifier, picking up some more artifacts.
One, two. Oh, two in, but missed it on that one. Blue alliance cleared their classifier. Two more in on the red alliance.
>> One, two, three on the blue alliance.
18190 has some good form there.
22683 picking up some artifacts. Getting them ready to bring them in.
>> One, two, three on blue alliance. 1 190.
That's the 20 second mark. Moving in towards endgame. Red Alliance taking some shots. Blue Alliance taking some shots. 10 seconds left. Some of the bots moving into their home positions. Five.
Four, three, two, one, and that's a match.
I don't know.
For match number 22, we have a double prize match. Home of the Yukon Huskies, multiple national champs. The winning alliance gets a foam paw for this match.
Now, meeting the teams that are competing on the Red Alliance, we have team 31865.
31865 is Lyos from Beverly, Massachusetts with their robot Richmond >> and their alliance partner team 13583 tripled wire South Jersey Robotics.
>> And over on the blue all lines we have team 4946 >> Robo Raiders U32 from East Montpelia, Vermont. And rounding off the blue alliance, we have team 31719.
>> Flying tigers from Mberry, Vermont.
>> Teams, remember when you announce this match, whoever's the winner to walk over to the left side to the beautiful backdrop where you will get awarded your Yukon foam paws.
>> Randomized.
We have motif three, purple, purple, green.
Red Alliance, thumbs up. Blue alliance, thumbs up.
>> We have a thumbs down.
>> Standing by.
thumbs up. Thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
>> All right, here we are. Autonomous mode.
We've got artifacts in the air. 31865 making some shots. Going back, emptying the classifier.
31719 thinking about it. picking up some artifacts.
31865 shoots some more, clears the classifier one more time. Just hoovers those balls right up and back in for another round. One, two, three shots. Blue Alliance 31719 takes some shots.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
3 2 1 >> drivers. Let's see some action here.
Picking up some artifacts that 31865 goes back again.
One, two on that. Clearing the classifier.
4946 firing from the middle of the field. Looking good on the blue alliance.
High firing balls from 31719.
13583 pounding them in.
31865.
Three more in. Clears the classifier and picks them up again.
31719 firing from the back of the field.
Nice high arcs getting those balls lined up in the classifier.
31865 goes back for more.
>> 13583 picking up some artifacts.
Nice high shots coming in from the back of the field.
31865 has its system down. Goes picks up the balls at the classifier. Comes back and shoots them in.
Looks like 4946 is helping out its alliance partner.
31719 getting ready into position to take some shots.
13583 lining up to take some shots. One, two, and three.
All right, 20 seconds. We're into end game. Robot still taking shots.
Got 10 seconds left. People moving into their final position. Still taking some shots there. Four, three, two, one, and that's a match.
teams. If you can hear my voice, clap once.
Come on, you can do this better. If you can hear my voice, clap twice.
I have some news. You know, after you guys get that nice award, there is a beautiful camera on that table.
It has disappeared. It is a Nikon camera. Um, if someone has seen it and can return it to that table, that would be much appreciated. A Nikon camera has disappeared. We would like it back to take pictures of you lovely teams.
Now we have the results for match 21 on the board and the win goes to the blue alliance with a score of 217 to 191. There was a yellow card for team 18 1 190. There was a human player direct contact with a robot in the loading zone. That is why there is a yellow card for that alliance.
But on a >> do again I would like to reiterate there is a Nikon camera missing. If someone can find it and put it on that table that would be much appreciated.
Can a Rob Cormir come to the FTA table on Croc?
We have the results for a match number 22 coming on the board for the foam husky paws for the Red Alliance with a score of 215- 58 with four ranking points.
Let's meet the teams for match number 23. On the red alliance, we have team 30391.
>> Penguin Robotics, a community team from Trumbol, Connecticut.
And on the red alliance, we have team 252, >> electric cohogs, the Wheeler School from Providence, Rhode Island.
>> And over to the blue alliance, we have team 18442.
>> Gear rotation, a community team from Sykesville, Maryland.
>> And rounding off this blue alliance, we have team 32818, >> Wired Cats DVO, Vermont Academy, Saxon River, Vermont.
We are randomizing.
>> Ref's thumbs up. Red Alliance thumbs up.
Blue alliance thumbs up. Scorekeeper. We will start the match in 3 2 1. Decode.
>> Robots on the move. Shots for shots. Red Alliance has six, seven, eight.
Blue filling up their ramp before it empties.
More sliding down.
Full ramp. Emptying on the red.
Artifacts flying on both teams.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
Three, two, one.
>> Robots on the move.
252 collecting artifacts.
One in Blue and red moving into place. Falling into position. 30391 303 >> 30391 falling into position.
252 taking the shots. One artifact in five artifacts in the blue.
>> 32818 loading up. Moving into position for the shot in the far zone.
30391 playing defense against 18442.
>> 18442 taking the shot. Trying to figure out in position.
>> Under 30 seconds left.
A full classifier in red. Last 20 seconds.
18442 loading up.
>> Just misses the shot. 10 seconds left. 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 All right, let's meet the Teams for match number 24 on the Red Alliance. We have team 24611.
>> Robboathletes from Farmington, Connecticut.
>> And on the same alliance, we have team 23248.
Cosmic Loop from Long Meadow, Massachusetts.
>> Moving on to the Blue Alliance, we have team 22683.
>> JV Red Hawks from Hinesburg, Vermont.
>> And rounding off this alliance, we have team 24847.
>> That's the Ellipse team from Marramac Middle School in Marramac, New Hampshire.
>> We have a randomized motif two. Purple, green, purple.
Ref, thumbs up. Red Alliance, thumbs up.
Blue alliance, thumbs up. We will start the match in three, 2, 1, decode.
>> Let's see some robot action. We got four robots either shooting or moving on the field. Red Alliance makes some early artifacts into the classifier there.
Goes back for some more.
opened up the classifier and let it all back out. They're picking up some more artifacts now. Blue Alliance making some shots. Opened up the classifier on the Blue Alliance side.
Looks like everyone's finished their autonomous mode. We're going to wait here and >> drivers, pick up your controllers.
3 2 1 >> All right, let's see what these robots can do with drivers.
Three shots in from 24611.
Three shots in from 23248. Red Alliance filling up their classifier.
24611 lining up to take some more shots for the red alliance. They've got a full classifier.
Blue alliance got a couple in their classifier.
2683 lining up to take a shot here near the near the goal. 24847 launches them in nice and easy. One, two, three.
23248 taking some shots from the back side of the field. 24611 clearing the classifier and picking up some artifacts.
23248 taking some shots from the far side of the field. gets most of those in.
A little bit of a traffic jam here in the middle of the field trying to get over to the blue alliance side.
Red Alliance clears their classifier again. 24847 steps up to the plate, launches some artifacts into the goal.
One, two, three. Nice and easy.
>> 23248 shoots three more in from the back of the field.
There's the 20 second whistle. We're closing in on end game now.
>> 22683 has gone back to home base. 10 seconds left.
5 4 3 2 1. That's a match.
We have the scores for match number 23 on the board.
We'll go to the Blue Alliance with a score of 136 to 123.
Red walked away with at least one ranking point and blue with three.
Let's go.
>> 25.
Cool.
Moving on to match number 25. Let's meet the teams.
On the red alliance, we have team 18438, >> Wolfpack, Mckina, Waring School, Beverly, Massachusetts.
>> And on their alliance, we have team 24488, >> the Stingers, a community team from Hollis, New Hampshire.
>> And over on the blue alliance, we have team 636.
>> Okam's Razor Clams, the Wheeler School, Providence, Rhode Island. And rounding off this alliance, we have team 18209.
>> Full stop. South Kingtown High School, Wakefield, Rhode Island.
We are randomizing.
Purple, purple, green.
Refs, thumbs up. Red Alliance, thumbs up. Blue alliance, thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
Shots fired on both alliances to start.
Red z up and around the field.
636 playing a little defense.
Lining up.
Blue alliance trying to take that far shot.
Three shots into the red Alliance.
Drivers, pick up your controllers.
>> 3, two, one.
>> Classifier empty on the red Alliance.
Starting from a clean slate on the blue alliance. Two artifacts in on the blue.
Six in on the red.
Ramp gate lifted on the red. Two artifacts in with the red. 24488 into position.
Artifacts fired.
Loaded and emptied on the red.
Classifier. Full classifier on the blue.
Shots fired on the red. Three artifacts in the classifier.
18438 lined up. Three in for the shot.
Ramp emptied on the red alliance. Ramp emptied on the blue. 636 loading up their robot. Lining up for the shot. Two artifacts in two three four five in on the Red Alliance 18204. playing a little defense before loading up.
24488 in perfect position to get all their shots into the goal.
Ramp emptied on the blue. 363 loading up for more. 244 88 lining up for the shot.
One, two, in.
Shots in on the red. Last 20 seconds.
Getting those last shots in.
Full ramp on the red. Last 10 seconds.
Six. Five. Four. Three, two, one, end match.
We have the results for match number 24 up on the board.
And match 24 goes to the Red Alliance with a score of 230-64 with five ranking points for the Red Alliance.
Match number 25 is up on the board and it goes to the Red Alliance with a score of 222- 148 with four ranking points for the Red Alliance.
And moving on to match number 26 on the Red Alliance, we have 5741 Robohawks from Hinesburg.
and their alliance partners, team 24725, >> code and circuit from Amesberry, Massachusetts.
>> And over on the blue alliance, we have team 16346, >> the notorious BO from Marietta, Georgia.
>> And riding off the blue alliance, we have team 18190, >> Tigabots from Raleigh, North Carolina.
Randomize.
>> Randomize.
Motif. Purple. Purple. Green.
Ref. Thumbs up. Red Alliance thumbs up.
Blue alliance thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
>> All right. Start of autonomous mode.
We've got balls in the air and robots on the move.
1819.
cleared the classifier. Went back for some more artifacts.
16346 firing some artifacts from the back of the field.
24725 picking up some artifacts. Getting them in on the Red Alliance side.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
>> All right, that's the end of autonomous mode. Getting ready for a teley op.
Let's see what these robots can do with operators them.
>> One.
>> All right, robots in motion.
>> 5741 firing off those three artifacts, collecting some more for the red alliance. 24725 making some shots from the back of the field.
18190 making some shots from the back of the field for the blue alliance. Red Alliance classifier looking pretty full.
Blue alliance getting some of those artifacts in. Filling up their classifier now.
16346 taking some shots. Didn't quite get those in.
5741 lined up to take some shots. One, two, and three. Looking good there.
18149 gets them in on the blue alliance side. Got a full classifier. It's getting emptied right now.
24725 picking up some from the back of the back of the field.
18190 picking up some artifacts.
Red Alliance 5741 firing some artifacts in. Get that classifier filled up.
>> A little bit of a traffic jam there in the back of the field.
Red classifier mostly emptied.
Blue Alliance making some shots from the back of the field.
That's the 20 seconds. Moving into end game.
9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 and that's a match.
We have the results for match number 26 coming on the board.
And the win goes to the Blue Alliance with a score of 156 to 114.
Now wobbling over to match number 27. It is a double jeopardy win for my Lord of the Rings lovers. Potato toes. Boil them, mash them, stick them in a stew.
This prize is two sacks of potatoes from Maine's number one crop. Now, the winning alliance, when you guys get your award, go over to the banner on the left side where you will get your beautiful sack of potatoes for the win. Now, let's meet our teams over on the red alliance.
Team 20842, >> Hilda the Builda, Weeks Public Library, Greenland, New Hampshire.
And running off that lines, we have team 18224, rank number two, >> Lupine Robotics Waring School, Beverly, Massachusetts.
>> And over on the blue alliance, we have team 25856, >> Sharpley Cyber Sharks, Sharpley School, Kery, Maine.
And rounding off the blue all lines, we have team 27050, >> Sense and Sound Robotics 2, Community Team from Franklin, Massachusetts.
We are randomizing >> and the motif is purple purple green.
>> Reps, do we have a thumbs up? Red Alliance, thumbs up. Blue alliance thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
>> Shots fired on both alliances. Far shots from 20842.
1842.
20842. Loading up.
18224.
Shooting those artifacts. 2704 zero. Load it up. Three shots out of three. In >> drivers, pick up your controllers.
3 2 1.
>> Driver operating.
Robots on the move.
Far shots from 20842.
Blue Alliance into position.
27050 shots. Three out of three.
One out of two for 18224.
More shots in. 27050.
Ramp emptied on both alliances.
Three out of three on the red alliance.
Artifacts flying. Artifacts loading. Red Alliance emptied their classifier. Blue two more in and two more out.
Three shots in on both. One misses for the red.
Blue emptying their alliance.
One shot in on the red.
Three out of three for 18224.
Ramp emptied on both sides.
Three in on blue. Two more.
We've got a busy field of robots. Watch out for those artifacts.
>> Last 20 seconds.
Beginning of the end. 20842 with a lift maneuver.
Lining up. Six seconds. Five. Four. 3.
Two. One.
End game.
waiting for >> we're like Looks like the winners of the potatoes has taken some time. So, we are going to introduce our next qualification match number 28 on the red alliance. We have team 32473, >> Bennington Bolts from Bennington, Vermont.
>> And running off the red Alliance, we have team 27672.
That's Perpetual Motion from Wilmington, Delaware.
>> And over on the Blue Alliance, we have ranked number four, we have 21689.
>> Team Tesseract from Nasha, New Hampshire.
>> And currently ranked number one, we have team 32385.
>> Mighty Mojo from Panagora, Florida.
We are randomizing for the match for motif one. Green, purple, purple.
Ref thumbs up. Red alliance thumbs up.
Blue alliance thumbs up. We will start the match in 3 2 1 decode.
All right, here in autonomous mode underway. 32 385 makes some initial shots, gets some more artifacts, gets those into the classifier.
27672 moved a bit and took a shot. 21689 also making some shots from the back of the field. Cleaning up those balls and emptying the classifier. 32385 still moving around.
Looks like it's a busy autonomous section here. Going to run out of artifacts to shoot.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
>> Getting ready here for a teley op. See what these robots can do when controlled.
>> Three, two, one.
>> All right. 32385 clears that classifier, picks up some balls, takes some shots from the back of the field. 32385 goes in and gets some more from its human player. 32473 lines up to take some shots right next to the red Alliance goal.
27672 lines up to take some shots for the Red Alliance. 21689. Three more into the classifier. And 32385 clears their classifier and goes back for some more.
>> 21689 aims some in.
>> 27672 hunting up some artifacts. Getting ready to throw those in.
32473 using its human player to get some artifacts.
>> 21689 clearing clearing the classifier now. 32385 filling ups again.
2727 27672 picks up some artifacts. Gets into position to shoot.
>> 32385 picking up some more artifacts.
21689 clears its classifier.
32 473 fires some artifacts off. Didn't quite get those in.
21689 clears the classifier for the Blue Islands. Less than 20 seconds, we're into end game now. Still artifacts being shot by both sides.
We're at 10 seconds.
27672 has parked. Five, four, 3, two, one. That's a match.
We have the scorps for the potatoes winning match.
And the match goes for the Red Alliance with a score of 249 to 188 for match number 27 with five ranking points for team red and two for blue. They are not walking away with a loss. They're like we are getting those ranking points.
for the next one.
>> And we have the results for match number 28 coming on the board.
Match 28 goes to the Blue Alliance with a score of 302 to 56, which brings 32 385 to first rank with six ranking points for the Blue Alliance.
32. Awesome.
>> Let's meet the teams for match number 29. On the Red Alliance, we have team 30391, >> Penguin Robotics, a community team from Trumbull, Connecticut. and their alliance partner, team 18209.
>> Full stop, South Kingston High School, Wakefield, Rhode Island.
>> And on the Blue Alliance, we have team 31719, >> Flying Tigers, Patricia A. Hannerford Career Center in Middlebury, Vermont.
>> And rounding off the Blue Alliance, we have team 13583, >> Triple Wire, South Jersey Robotics, Pensrove, New Jersey.
>> You know, I don't think I heard their team enough. I don't think they were loud enough.
>> They were really quiet over there. Maybe we can hear them again.
>> They are ranked nine. I'm sure they're trying to move up to the rankings with this next match.
We are randomizing purple. Green purple ref's thumbs up.
Red Alliance thumbs up. Blue alliance thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
>> We are ready to go.
And so are the robots.
Artifacts flying on the red alliance.
Both teams loaded up.
18204 with the long shot and in.
Holy moly macaroni. We got shots from the blue alliance.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
>> Three, two, one.
>> Robots on the move. We are ready to score points with these artifacts. Two in for the blue 13583 loading up. Moving into position.
Shots fired. Three out of three. 30391 lining up into position.
Blue Alliance lining into position.
One shot in. Three out of three for the blue. Loading up with help of the human player. 30391 shots into the goal.
>> Filling up their classifier.
V volleying for position. The red and the blue alliance. 30391 empties their ramp. 3191.
31719 shooting into position. Blue Alliance three on the classifier.
Red Alliance loading up their robot.
Less than 30 seconds left.
Three in for the blue.
Ram empty. Last 20 seconds.
All robot robots moving into place.
Trying to get those last shots in.
Will they all make it into the square?
match 28 coming up on the board.
Match number 28 going to the Blue Alliance with a score of 302- 56.
Actually, I think we did announce this one.
We did do that one. Well, I mean, it was six ranking points. You didn't have to show it off.
>> Yes.
>> All right. Match number 30 on the Red Alliance. We have team 636, >> AAM's Razer Clans from Providence, Rhode Island. And their line starter team 18224, >> Lupine Robotics, Beverly, Massachusetts, >> currently sitting on a nice rank number two. And over on the Blue Alliance, we have team 5741, >> Robohawks from Hinesburg, Vermont.
>> And last, but certainly not least, we have team 20842, >> Hilda, the Builda, Green Lynn, New Hampshire.
We need a randomized >> motif one.
>> Ref's thumbs up. Red Alliance, thumbs up. Blue Alliance, thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
>> All right, here we are in Autonomous and we've got two, three robots making some moves and firing some artifacts in blue alliance, three in the classifier. Four, five in the classifier for the red alliance.
20842 still working on its uh collecting artifacts there. 636 picking up a couple artifacts at the back of the field and firing them in for the Red Alliance.
18224 still moving around and collecting artifacts. Getting ready to fire those in for the Red Alliance. There we go.
>> Pick up your controllers.
>> Moving into teleyop mode.
Human controllers getting ready.
>> Three, two, one.
>> All right, here we are. Robots in motion. 5741 making some shots in for the blue alliance. Getting that classifier filled up. 636 firing in for the red alliance. 18224 for the red alliance. Cleared that classifier as well.
Three more in on the red alliance. One, two.
Coming in on the blue alliance.
20842 clears the classifier for the blue alliance. Getting some more artifacts ready to go. 18224 fires a couple in.
636 fires three in. Gets them all lined up.
18224. Three more in for the Red Alliance.
636 lining. Two more up. Third one bounced out.
>> 20842 and 5741 are having a little traffic jam here in the middle of the field.
18224 moving ahead on the Red Alliance picking up the artifacts and firing them off.
>> We've got some uh robot entanglement here. 5741 and 20842 have stuck together with trying to get Untangled there. 18224 continues to collect artifacts. 5741 is free. 20842 continuing to collect artifacts and firing them off. That intake on 5741 might not be working at this point. 18224 continues firing off for the Red Alliance. 20 seconds entering end game.
>> Blue Alliance fires a couple more in.
Red Alliance getting lined up. 20842 is back on its parking brake.
Three, two, one, and that's a match.
Match number 29 is coming up on the field.
For match number 29, the Red Alliance takes the win with a score of 144 to 109 with four ranking points for Red Alliance.
We have the results for match number 30 on coming on the board.
Match number 30 goes to the Red Alliance with a score of 225 to 102, awarding the Red Alliance four ranking points.
Let's meet our teams for match number 31 on the Red Alliance. So, we have team 4946, >> Robo Raiders, Union 32 Middle and High School, East Montpillier, Vermont.
>> And teaming up with that team, we have 22683.
>> Another Vermont team, JV Red Hawks from Champ Valley, Champlain Valley Union High School.
>> And on the Blue Alliance, we have ranked number six, team number 252, >> Electric Co-OGs, the Wheeler School in Providence, Rhode Island. And sitting out a cool rank number two, we have team 21689.
>> Team Tesserak, a community team from Nasha, New Hampshire.
>> We got a thumbs up for randomize.
Purple, green, purple.
Ref, thumbs up. Red Alliance, thumbs up.
Blue alliance, thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
Shots.
Starting off with the blue alliance.
One shot in. Oh, bounced out for on the red.
Speeding around the field. 21689.
252 getting those uh artifacts into the ramp. Blue Lions has a full ramp.
Drivers, pick up your controllers.
>> Three, two, one.
Drivers taking control of their robots.
252 loading up.
Shots fired. 21689 loading up with the human player. 252 getting ready for more shots.
22683 trying to load those artifacts into their robot.
Four artifacts on the blue ramp.
>> We've got two artifacts into the red.
Shots in the goal for the blue.
Four shots in. Ramp emptying those.
49 46. Loop-de-doo into that red goal.
Blue.
with target shot onto that blue goal.
Red trying to get those artifacts into their goal.
22683 trying real hard to get those artifacts into their intake. Shots in, just misses.
252 into the goal. Two artifacts and then empty the ramp. Three artifacts on the blue, three on the red. human player loading up that red alliance. 22683 moving into position ready to pop those balls into just misses.
Last 20 seconds looking to gain those extra points.
Artifacts flying moving into position. 10 seconds left. 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 and match.
>> Before we get scores up, I have a missing pink iPod with iHart robot sticker on the back.
Um, clearly they are a Chainsaw Man fan.
Chainsaw mon wallpaper. So, if you can uh put in the passcode, the iPod's yours.
Anybody missing a pink iPod with an iHeart robot sticker on the back. Please come to the uh scorekeeper table.
>> We are not guessing. You get it right or not.
score.
No, they're they're deliberating.
They're going to take a hot minute. All right.
For match 32, on top of my head, I have this prize.
It is. Mains undeniably produces the best lobsters in the world. This match's winning alliance will receive their very own lobster plushies and lobster candy.
As you can see from top my head. Without further ado, let's meet the teams for match number 32. On the Red Alliance, we have team 24725, Code and Circuit from Aberry, Massachusetts.
and their alliance partner team 27050 >> Sense and Sound Robotics 2 Franklin Massachusetts and over on the blue line sitting at a cool rank number one we have team 32 32385 >> Mighty Mojo Pontagora Florida and last but certainly not least we have team 27672 Perpetual Motion Wilmington Delaware There.
Remember, the winner of this match takes home lobsters.
We need to randomize motif three. Purple, purple, green.
Refs, thumbs up. Red alliance, thumbs up. Blue alliance, thumbs up. And for the lobster win, we will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
>> All right, start of autonomous. 3285 takes three early shots for the blue alliance.
27050 takes some shots for the Red Alliance. Goes and clears the classifier after they get those in. 32385 goes back for some more.
One, two, three more shots into the classifier.
>> 27050 continuing to pick up artifacts and send them through the classifier.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
Drivers, get ready to control your robots.
>> Three, two, one.
>> All right, all four robots in motion.
32385 picking up those artifacts, firing from the back of the field, clearing the classifier.
Red Alliance making some shots from the back of the field as well.
27672 coming into the front of the field for Blue Alliance. Taking some shots.
One, two, three. 32385. Fires off a few more.
27050 picking up artifacts for the Red Alliance.
32385 firing from the back of the field.
27672 making some shots.
32385 picking up artifacts. Bringing them back over for the blue alliance.
27050 moving around getting ready to get into position to take some shots.
24725 takes some shots from the back of the field and has a human player lined up to feed it some artifacts.
Red Alliance classifier getting filled up.
32385 picking up artifacts.
24725 firing in for the Red Alliance.
27050 lining up. collection effects. There's the 22nd bell working in towards endgame here. Red Alliance has a full classifier.
Here we are. 10 seconds down.
27672 and 32385 lined up. 3 2 1.
That's the match.
We have the results for match number 31 coming on the board.
Match number 31 goes to the Blue Alliance with a score of 219 to 44.
and they were awarded five ranking points and red alliance walked away with one which puts blue alliance in rank two and four I think we should just start and then as much as we want to know who the lobster winners are, we are going to move on to the next match and introduce our teams over on match number 33 on the Red Alliance, we have team 18442.
>> Gear rotation, a communities team from Sykesville, Maryland.
>> And currently ranked number five, we have team 18438, >> Wolfpack Mckina, Waring School, Beverly, Massachusetts.
>> And over on the Blue Lions, we have team 31865.
>> Lost Waring School, Beverly, Massachusetts. And last but certainly not least, we have team 24611, >> Robo Fleets Community Team from Farmington, Connecticut.
>> We are randomizing for the match.
>> Green, purple, purple is the choice.
Reps, thumbs up. Red Alliance, thumbs up. Blue alliance, thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
>> Robots ready for action.
Both teams on the board.
Both alliances loaded up shooting. Blue taking advantage of those shots. Ramp loaded for the red team.
Blue, wipe the slate clean. Three.
Seven artifacts on the ramp.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
>> 3 2 1 Ready for action. Red wiping that slate clean. Blue ramp cleared.
taking the shot. Blue.
Red shots in. Three on the ramp. Red loading up.
All the robots hustling around looking for those artifacts. Loading up. Three.
Three in for red.
31865.
Loading up from the ramp. Getting ready for those shots.
Three. Two out of three in. Red. taking the shot in the perfect place for three out of three.
24611 lining up into position.
18442 taking the shot.
Blue Alliance lighting the Blue Alliance loading though. Robots.
>> Last 20 seconds.
Getting those last points in. It's going to be a close game.
Both teams over 200 points so far.
Last five seconds.
Four, three, two, one, and match.
before we announce the uh lapster winners.
>> Match number 32. Actually, match number 32 is coming on the board.
Win for the Blue Alliance with a score of 167 to 116 with three ranking points for Blue.
We have the match results for number 33 coming on the board.
And match number 33 goes to the Red Alliance with a score of 243- 236.
A very close score with five breaking points for the red team and a 10point foul which made the difference.
Let's meet the teams for match number 34 on the Red Alliance. We have 25856.
>> 25856. That is Shappley Cyber Sharks from Kery Maine.
and their alliance partner 16346, >> the notorious BO from Georgia with a birthday driver today.
>> Over on the blue alliance, we have team 32473.
>> 32473 Bennington Bolts and Biscuits from Bennington, Vermont. And last but certainly not least, sitting at a cool rank seventh, we have team 24488, >> the Stingers from Hollis, New Hampshire.
>> All right, guys. I'll be your head ref.
I don't know the rules. I don't know what the game pieces are. We got this. I will make the rules as we go. Right.
That's a good idea, right?
Your goal is to shoot as many balls towards the crowds. No, I'm joking.
>> Make it We'll make it like a batting cage and we'll use this and have someone and see how many home runs they can hit and that's who wins.
>> No, we need to give you a nerf. Then you you got to slap it.
Oh, where's the where's the birthday?
Where's the birthday boy?
>> Pinñata.
There you go.
So, so Lunacy from FRC.
I will say though, coming from F FRC for years, I am thoroughly impressed by your guys' shooter designs. They look way better than 90% of the teams over at the New England Championship aside. I'm I'm quite impressed. I'm looking at the designs, I'm like, we should have done this for our robot.
Oh my gosh.
>> I could have All right. All right.
Testing. We're back on.
Ref's thumbs up. Red Alliance thumbs up.
Blue alliance thumbs up. We will start the match in 3 2 1 decode.
All right, here we are. Autonomous again. We got robots firing, robots moving. Get some points for that. 16 346 going back to the classifier. Emptying it up the gate. Shooting again. 24488.
Getting three into the classifier there.
Collecting some more artifacts.
One, two, three more from 24488.
Doing a nice job there. 16346 firing again for the Red Alliance.
>> Drivers, pick up your mode to be ending.
Drivers getting ready.
Three, two, one.
>> All right, see what we can do with an operator controlled robots. Here we go.
24488's emptying the blue alliance classifier. 25856 firing in for Red Alliance.
16346 lining up to take some shots for the red alliance as well. Going back to pick up some more artifacts. 24488123 into the classifier for the blue alliance.
16346 picking up for the red alliance.
32473 getting ready to put some balls in for the blue alliance. One over the top.
16346 picking up some artifacts. Opening the classifier getting ready to shoot again.
32473 fires a little high. 24488 coming in takes some shots. One, two, and three balls for the blue alliance.
16346 takes three shots in for the red alliance. Doing a nice job putting balls in that classifier.
One, two, three more in. 25856 takes a shot from the middle of the field.
Lots of action in all corners of the field.
One, two, three shots from 16346.
24488's getting some shots in for the Blue Alliance.
Little bit of a traffic jam here in the middle of the field. 20 seconds left here. We approaching endgame. Looks like we've got a snag between the two robots.
16346. Still picking up artifacts. We got 5 seconds. 4 3 2 1.
That's a match.
Well, they're matching deliberating match 34. Let's move on to the next field for match number 35. Over on the red Alliance, we have team ranked number six. We have team 18190.
>> The Tigabots, a community school from Raleigh, North Carolina, >> and their alliance partner, team 32818, >> Wired Cats DVO, Vermont Academy, Saxon River, Vermont.
And over on the blue lines, we have team 24847, >> Ellipse from Marramac Middle School, Marramac, New Hampshire.
>> And sitting at a cool rank number eight, we have team 23248, >> Cosmic Loop Community Team from Long Meadow, Massachusetts.
>> We are ready to randomize.
Purple, purple, green.
Refs, thumbs up. Red Alliance, thumbs up. Blue alliance, thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
>> Lights on for the red Alliance with three artifacts in the ramp.
Five in for the blue.
Those far shots from 3248.
18190.
Making those goals.
I have become the goal.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
Three, two, one.
>> Starting fresh on the red Alliance.
Three for three into the goal. Blue alliance moving into position. Shots and misses.
Three for three in for the red Alliance.
One in for the blue with the sleek design from 24847.
Shot in on the blue alliance.
Clearing that ramp on the red alliance.
Red Alliance human player ready to load those robots.
Red Alliance for the far shot.
Load it up. 18190.
Putting in position. Ready for the shot.
24847 into position. Shot in.
Three out of three. 2 3 2 48 shots in.
Emptying that ramp on the blue side.
Long shot on the red Alliance.
Blue with the accurate shots.
Red Alliance. Five on the ramp.
Loaded up. Ready to unload.
Last 20 seconds.
Blue and red voling into position.
10 seconds left. Nine 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 and match.
We have the results for match number 34 coming on the board again. Match number 34 goes to the Red Alliance with a score of 157 to 131.
Red Alliance gets three ranking points and Blue Alliance gets a cool one ranking point.
We have the results for match number 35 coming on the board.
And that match goes to the Red Alliance with a score of 169 to 162.
7-point difference. Red Alliance gets five ranking points and Blue Alliance gets one. That is a very close match.
The two teams are over.
>> Let's meet the teams for match number 36. Sitting at a rank number seven, we have team 18442.
That's gear rotation from Sykesville, Maryland.
And their alliance partner, team 24725, >> code and circuit, Amesberry, Massachusetts.
>> And currently setting the robot on the field for the Blue Alliance, we have team 27050, >> Sense and Sound Robotics to Franklin, Massachusetts.
And rounding off this alliance, we have team 636 AAMs Razor Clams from Providence, Rhode Island.
>> The simple answer is often the correct one.
We're happy.
Let's hurry up.
How does this compare with the other venues?
We are ready to randomize.
Purple, green, purple. Motif two.
Refs, thumbs up. Red alliance, thumbs up. Blue alliance, thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
All right, here we are. Autonomous mode.
I see four robots moving or firing artifacts. Looking good.
636 getting a couple into the classifier.
>> 2705 fires all three. Classifier is full and overloaded even on the blue alliance. Red Alliance side has a couple in the classifier. Blue alliance still firing. Looking for picking up some more.
>> Not finding any. Oh, and there >> drivers pick up your controllers. Moving into driver operations momentarily.
>> 3 2 1 >> Okay, driver operations. 636 firing some off into the blue alliance. Gold 18442 firing in for the red alliance.
>> 636 fires a few more in as does 20 24725.
Red Alliance classifier opened up.
Putting some more artifacts on the field. 27050 collecting artifacts.
18442 firing in for the Red Alliance.
636 firing for the blue alliance.
24725 getting some help from its human player throwing in from the far side of the field.
Nice job 27050 on the blue alliance firing from the back of the field. Two more in on the classifier. Red Alliance opens their classifier. Lets some more artifacts out onto the field.
24725 fires for the Red Alliance from the back of the field. Looking good.
27050 collecting artifacts.
636 firing in from the blue alliance.
27050 fires some more in from the blue alliance. Got seven balls in the classifier on the blue alliance side. 40 seconds on the clock.
>> Three more artifacts in on the blue alliance.
30 seconds on the clock. Red Alliance firing in. 818442 opens that classifier. Lets more artifacts on the field.
636 continues to fire for the blue alliance. There's the 22nd bell looking at the end game.
>> Both teams still firing.
>> 10 seconds left. 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1.
That's a match.
So, match number 37 has a prize. I do not have the synopsis in my hand because I lost it. Um, but for the most part, uh, what team is New Hampshire. New Hampshire has apple cider. Ah, yes. Uh, Apple Tree Farms, Southern New Hampshire. I'm not reading this. New Hampshire, Apple Cider. That's the prize. That's what you guys are aiming for. So, let's meet the teams. Uh on the Red Alliance, we have team uh 30391, >> Penguin Robotics, a community team with their robot macaroni.
>> And running off the red alliance, we have team 21689.
>> Another community team, team Tessarak from Nasha, New Hampshire with their robot, Charality, >> who are currently ranked first right now. And on the blue alliance, who's ranked fourth? We have team 18438, >> Wolfpack, Mckina, Waring School, Beverly, Massachusetts.
>> And rounding off the Blue Alliance, we have team 5741 with Robohawks from Hinesburg, Vermont with their robot, Taos.
>> We are ready to randomize.
Purple, purple, green. Where where are you from again?
>> Oh my gosh.
>> Rev's thumbs up. Red Alliance thumbs up.
Blue alliance thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
>> Four robots on the move. Blue on the board with three artifacts. Red to follow.
Emptying that ramp on the blue alliance.
missed shot on the red alliance. Whoopsy dupsy redeemed themselves with another shot in the red goal. Blue alliance three artifacts in and three more.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
3 2 1 >> Everyone's in a hurry to collect those artifacts. Who's going to have the first shot in the teley out portion? Blue's on. Red to follow.
30391 playing a little defense.
Blue is overriding that with a shot on the goal.
Three >> three in for the red. One more for the blue.
Blue is ready with that aim.
>> Three in for the blue. Ramp is emptying on the red.
trying hard to get those artifacts into the goal.
>> A lot of action on the field here.
Robots moving in all directions.
Defense collecting those artifacts. Red onto the goal.
Shots in on the blue.
Shots in on the red.
Ramp full and emptied on the blue.
emptied on the red.
>> We've got a lot of teamwork on the field.
Driver communication which is the best spot to get into. 21689 found it with three shots in the red goal. Three in for the blue.
Last 20 seconds.
>> Looking for those last few points.
>> Last 10 seconds.
9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1.
That's a match.
We have the results for match number 36 coming onto the board.
For match number 36, the Blue Alliance takes the win for score of 195 to 182.
And Blue Alliance walks away with five ranking points. And Red Alliance Even though it's a loss, they do walk away with two ragging points, which is crucial for the coming day, >> guys. I have good news. We're halfway there.
36 is half of the matches.
I don't have a score yet, but I just wanted to say that we're halfway there.
I do have the results for match number 37. Right on time.
For match number 37, the win goes to the Blue Alliance with a score of 191 to 136.
And they walk away with five ranking points and the Red Alliance with one.
>> Congratulations.
>> And they also win apple cider.
>> Apple cider. That fresh apple cider.
Moving on to match 38 is going to be a treat. Uh ranked number five, we have team 252, >> Electric Cohogs from Providence, Rhode Island.
>> And currently ranked number four, we have team 18190, >> Tigabots, Rally, North Carolina.
And over at the Blue Alliance, we have team 13583, >> tripled wire, Hensrove, New Jersey.
>> And rounding off for rank number Oh, wait. I already did that one right.
>> You need to Lupine Robotics 1822.
>> Excuse me. I had six hours of sleep.
Ranked second right now. 18224.
>> Lupine Robotics from Beverly.
We got the signal to randomize.
Motif purple, green, purple.
Ref's thumbs up. Red alliance thumbs up.
Blue alliance thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
>> All right, we got autonomous mode. Four robots in motion or firing artifacts.
252 starts off early for the red alliance. We've got 18224 firing off for the blue alliance. Cleared the uh classifier and went back for some more.
18224 continues to collect balls from the classifier.
Looks like it might have gotten jammed up there at the end though. Going back for the next round of artifacts. One, two, three in the classifier. Nice.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
getting ready to move into telly up.
>> 3 2 1 >> All right, drivers are operating the robots now. Let's see what they can do.
18224 fires three off into the classifier. Goes back to collect some more. 252 firing from near on the field.
18190 went back to collect some artifacts from the far back of the field for the Red Alliance.
252 is clearing the classifier for Red Alliance. 181 keeps firing.
18224 has its game plan down. Clear that classifier. Gets some more artifacts.
Fire them off.
13583 circling around chasing that classified that artifact.
Everyone's picking up some more artifacts before they come back to fire.
18190 fires for the Red Alliance from the back. And now clears the clears the classifier.
13583 going to collect some artifacts.
18190 firing in for the Red Alliance.
123 in. One, two, three more.
252 is throwing in for the Red Alliance.
18224 looks like it might be having some trouble here by the Red Alliance skate.
>> Ah, there we go. 18224 back in action.
opens the classifier for the blue alliance. Picking up some more artifacts.
13583 fires off for the Blue Alliance. Got 15 seconds left in the match.
10 seconds left. Getting close to Endgame. Robots are parking. 5 4 3 2 1 zero.
Moving back to field one for match 39. Let's meet our teams. Over on the red Alliance ranked currently number one, we have 32385.
Um, we have Mighty Mojo, Charlotte High School, Puna Gora, Florida.
>> And rounding off their alliance, we have team 25856, >> Chappley Cyber Sharks from Shappley School, Kery, Maine.
>> And over on the Blue Alliance, we have team 23248.
Cosmic Loop, a community team from Long Meadow, Massachusetts.
>> And rounding off that alliance, we have team 31719, >> Flying Tigers, Patricia A. Hannerford, Career Center from Milbury, Ver Vermont.
>> We are ready to randomize.
Purple, green, purple.
to the right after Oh, okay. Refs, thumbs up.
Red Alliance, thumbs up. Blue alliance, thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
Robots on the move. Shots going into both goals.
Looking red looking to empty that ramp.
Load and go. Three in.
Three more in on the red. Ramps looking a little full on the blue.
There we go. Full ramp on the blue.
Drivers, pick up your controllers.
3 2 1 >> All four robots ready to rock and roll.
>> 25856 lining up to take that shot.
Long shot from the blue alliance just misses.
>> Red Alliance flip those shots right into the red goal.
>> Cumin players helping out their robots.
Ready to load.
Blue Alliance loaded up. 2 3 4 2 3248 taking the shots. Three in and makes the goal.
We about one about one more minute left.
>> Ramp filling up on both sides and cleaning that slate. Ready for more artifacts. Flying into the red goal.
Three more for the long shot.
Loaded up. Ready to go. Blue takes the shot. Three in.
Just misses that long shot. Trying again. And in 23248 for the short shot. Right in.
>> Red Alliance lining up. Flips those artifacts. Right into the goal. Last 20 seconds.
Getting all the points they can.
>> Shots in the goal. Last 10 seconds.
Lining up to that end spot. 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 We got match number 38 coming onto the board.
Match number 38 goes to the Blue Alliance with a score of 181 to 143.
Blue Alliance gets four ranking points and Red Alliance gets one, which puts the shaking to the rankings.
Let's meet the teams for qualification match number 40 on the Red Alliance, we have team 4946.
>> 4946 Robo Raiders U32 from East Montpielar, Vermont.
>> And currently sitting at rank number seven, we have team 24488, >> the Stingers, Hollis, New Hampshire.
>> And moving on to the blue line, we have team 32818, >> Wired Cats DVO from Saxons River, Vermont.
And we have last rounding off the blue alliance. We have team 24611 >> Roboth leads Farmington, Connecticut.
>> Am I refing again? Let's do it.
>> Am I refing again?
>> Okay.
All right. So, last game was whifflew.
What should this game be? I'm the ref now. I'm the captain now.
You have alarmed the players.
A >> we are randomizing for the match.
Green, purple, purple.
Ref, thumbs up. Red alliance, thumbs up.
Blue alliance, thumbs up. We will start the match in 3 2 1 decode.
>> Autonomous mode underway. 24488 firing from the front. 24611 fires and goes to collect more artifacts.
32818 firing from the back of the field.
24611 continues to collect artifacts and fire them for the blue alliance. 24488 bringing some artifacts back in. Firing them in for the red alliance. Got a full classifier there and one overflow.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
>> That'll be the end of Autonomous.
Getting ready for telly up.
Three, two, one.
>> All right, driver control is underway.
4946 lining up to take some shots for the Red Alliance.
32818 firing for the Blue Alliance from the back of the field.
24611 fires some more artifacts in for the blue alliance.
24488 picking up some artifacts, bringing them back over for the red alliance.
32818 makes some nice long distance shots.
24611 clears the blue classifier, picks up some more artifacts. A little traffic jam in the middle of the field.
24611 fires some artifacts in. 24488 fires them in for the Red Alliance.
32818 fires a little bit wide on those shots.
24611 taking in some artifacts.
24488 clears the red classifier.
32818 picking up some artifacts for the blue alliance.
Fires in one, two, and three. 24611 hits theirs as well.
>> Blue alliance classifier being cleared.
24488 picking up artifacts, firing them in.
4946 making an attempt out of some shots there. 24488 makes some more shots for the Red Alliance.
24611 clears the blue classifier.
That's the 20 second whistle. We're closing in on the endame.
24488 continues to make some shots for the Red Alliance. 10 seconds left.
Everyone's looking toward parking in five, four, 3, two, one, and zero.
We have results for match number 39 coming onto the board.
And match number 39 goes to the Red Alliance.
with a score of 237- 196 with five ranking points for red and one ranking point for blue.
I forgot to announce we have a 10-minute break.
>> 12m minute break. We will come back at 4:50.
I have the results for match number 40 coming onto the board and the win goes to the Blue Alliance with a score of 162 to 106.
And that is one ranking point for red and four for blue, which puts 32818 in ninth place.
Testing, testing. One, two, three.
Welcome back from break.
Let's hit the ground running.
I'm trying not to be seven matches behind like the other math field.
All right, we are match number 41 on the Red Alliance. We have team 16346, >> the notorious B Walker School, Marietta, Georgia, >> and their alliance partner, team 32473, >> Bennington Bolts and Biscuits, the community team from Bennington, Vermont.
And over on the blue alliance, we have team 27672.
>> We have Perpetual Motion, a community team from Willington, Delaware.
>> And rounding off this alliance, we have team 22683, >> JV Red Hawks, Champlain Valley Union High School, Hinesburg, Vermont.
We are ready to randomize.
Purple. Purple. Green.
>> Ref thumbs up. Red side thumbs up. Blue side thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one. Decode.
>> Here we go. Robots on the move. Shots taken on the red and blue Alliance.
16348 lining up. 22683 shots in the blue alliance. Goal.
Four artifacts on the red, three on the blue.
A few more seconds of the autonomous portion of our match.
Red moving into position. Shots fired.
One on the ramp.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
>> 3 2 1 Robots on the move, ready for action.
We've got gears flying, putting it in position. Red Alliance shooting on the goal. Blue getting in there as well.
High shot and it's in on the red.
27672 lining up into position ready to shoot.
Getting to the right spot. One more ball loaded into the intake. Blue alliance shot and misses. Red Alliance ramp is full and being emptied.
3243 32473 lining up to take that shot.
Pop shot right into.
Got a far shot from the red Alliance into the goal.
Blue Alliance taking the shot and in a few more in on the red ramp emptied on the red.
Robots loading.
>> JV Robbo Hawks taking lost lost their artifact. Trying again. 16348 lining up into position. Intake. Full. Shots fired. One in.
And another.
One in out of 24. 22683.
16346 working on its aim. Last 20 seconds. Another one in for the blue.
We've got 99 to 26 right now in favor of the red. Last 10 seconds. 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Guys, guess what time it is? It is time for double prizes. We have a the winning alliance will share a small tasting of wonderful maple treats mates on site at Parker's Maple Barn located in Manson, New Mason, New Hampshire.
So, Treats is going for the winning alliance, aside from bragging rights and ranking points, obviously. So, let's meet our teams. Over at the Red Alliance, we have 31865 LOS from Beverly, Massachusetts, >> and their partners 20842.
>> Hilda the Buildog, Greenland, New Hampshire.
And on the blue alliance, we have team 24847.
>> Ellipse from Marramac, New Hampshire.
>> And ranked seventh, we have team 18209.
>> Full stop, Wakefield, Rhode Island.
>> Who is going to take the maple treats for the win?
We are randomizing motif two. Purple, green, purple.
Thumbs up. Red Alliance, thumbs up. Blue alliance, thumbs up. We will start the match for the Maple Treats in three, two, one, decode.
>> Robots in motion. Four sets of robots making shots into blue alliance and red alliance. Looking good all the way around.
18 209 going back to pick up some more artifacts. 20842 firing artifacts from the Red Alliance.
31868 parked. Drivers, pick up your controllers.
I'm >> getting ready here for telly op.
>> 3 2 1 >> All right, operators in motion.
31865's open that classifier for the Reds Alliance and fired off some more artifacts. 20842 had some misfires there. 24847 comes back around. Drops one in the hopper.
Nicely done.
20842 fires them off for the Red Alliance. Goes in to pick up some more artifacts. 24847 comes back over.
One and two and three. There you go. for the blue alliance. 31865 clearing the classifier for the red alliance. 123 in one popped back out. That happens.
20842 firing my away at the red Alliance goal. 24847 comes back over to pop some more in nice and easy.
31865 fires off three more. Gets him in for the Red Alliance.
24842 getting some help from the human player.
Blue Alliance 18209 fires it off from the back of the field. 24847 lines it up. Got bumped there a little bit. 31865 fires three more off for the Red Alliance.
One, two, three more on the Red Alliance side. 24847 coming in and that's the 202 mark entering the end game here. Blue Alliance has a full classifier. 20842 going ahead and parked for the red Alliance.
18209 is parked. 5 4 3 2 1 zero We have the results for match number 41.
For match number 41, the win goes to the Red Alliance for a score of 138- 38.
That gives them three ranking points.
Seems like they're still deliberating for match number 42. So, let's go ahead and meet our teams for match number 43.
Over on the Red Alliance, currently ranked four, we have team 21689.
>> We have team Tess from uh NSHA, New Hampshire, >> and their alliance partner, team 24611.
>> Ribboth, a community team from Farmington, Connecticut.
And over on the Blue Alliance at rank number five, we have team 18190.
>> That would be the Tiger Bots, a community team from Raleigh, North Carolina.
>> And rounding off the blue lines, we have team 27050.
>> Sense and Sound Robotics 2 community team from Franklin, Massachusetts.
We are ready to randomize.
>> Purple. Purple. Green.
Ref thumbs up. Red Alliance thumbs up.
Blue alliance thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
>> Here we go. Red with the first shots in and blue to follow.
Four artifacts. Almost a full ramp for that red alliance.
Shots in on the blue. Three more for the red. And even more.
24611 loading up. Blue taking the shot.
27050 with the long shot. 18190 for the short.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
>> Three, two, one.
Here we go. Red emptying their ramp. 27050 with a shot in the blue goal. Emptying their ramp. Starting fresh. Reloaded.
Woo.
>> Two in for the blue. Emptying their ramp.
And even more for the red. Their ramp is almost full. 21789 emptying their ramp.
Starting fresh with two shots into their net. Two in to follow for the blue.
24611 lining up for the shot. Their alliance partner in as well.
Two for three for the long shot. 27050.
Three for three for another long shot.
Loading up ready to go. They've got a good rhythm going.
Ramp is full for the Blue Alliance.
>> 24611 lining up ready for the shot. Two in.
Blue emptying their ramp.
27050 again with those long shots. They've got a great rhythm going. Loading up, shooting one for three. 24611.
Three for three in their red classifier. Three more from their alliance partner. One more for the blue.
>> Keeping it tight in these last 20 seconds. 15 seconds.
Getting ready to find those end squares.
10 seconds left. Eight. 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 and match.
>> So for match number 42, they were really fighting for those candies. We have a onepoint difference coming up onto the field. For match number 42 goes to the Blue Alliance with a score of 217 to 216 with 125 foul points and five ranking points to the Blue Alliance and two for head.
Let's meet our teams for match number 44.
Over on the Red Alliance, we have team 22683.
That's the JV Redhawks from Hinesburg, Vermont.
and their alliance partners, team 32818, >> Wired Cats DVO, Saxons River, Vermont.
>> And over on the Blue Alliance, we have team 18442.
>> Gear rotation, Sykesville, Maryland.
>> And finishing up the blue alliance, we have team 25856, >> Chappley, Cyber Sharks, Kery, Maine.
We are ready to randomize.
>> It is green, purple, purple.
We got a thumbs up for the ref. Red Alliance, thumbs up. Blue Alliance thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
>> Autonomous mode. We've got early shots by 18442.
32818 firing for the red alliance. 18442 also clearing the classifier for the blue alliance. 22683 making some moves on the field.
32818.
18442 continues to hunt up those artifacts, scoops them up, and gets ready to fire them off. Gets a couple more in on the Blue Alliance side.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
>> All right, at the end of autonomous mode, getting ready for teley op.
>> Three, two, one.
>> Driver operated robots on the field.
Let's see what they can do.
32818 fires some off. Not quite getting them in. There's one in.
>> 25856 firing toward the blue alliance.
18442 fired for the blue alliance.
18442 trying to clear the classifier.
Firing them off. Didn't get those in.
Getting some help from their human player.
2268312 in for the Red Alliance.
32818 filling some more in for the Red Alliance. Filling up that classifier.
Looking good over there.
18442 firing in on the blue alliance.
One, two, and Oh, third one did not go in.
25856 lining up for a shot for the Blue Alliance.
22683 sneaking around trying to get to some artifacts on the in the alignment there.
32818 opening the classifier for the Red Alliance. 18442 firing off for the Blue Alliance.
22683 bringing the artifacts back over for the Red Alliance. 32818 making some making some shots. 30 seconds on the board.
32818 shot a little wide on that one. 20 seconds. We're into the end game.
22683 has parked. The other robot still making some shots or getting ready to make some shots.
5 seconds left.
3 2 1 That's the game.
We have the results for match number 43 coming onto the board.
And the win goes to the Red Alliance with a score of 213 to 138. The blue alliance walks with one ranking point while the red goes with five.
Guess what? It is our favorite time of the day for the double jeopardy prizes.
We have the state that has at least 45 awardwinning cheese makers. We got Vermont cheddar cheese.
If you don't want it, I will gladly take it off your hands.
Well, let's meet our teams that will duke it out for this beautiful cheese.
We have team 31865.
>> LOS from Waring School, Beverly, Massachusetts.
>> And currently ranked number eight, we have team 636.
AAMS Razer Clams, the Wheeler School, Providence, Rhode Island.
>> And over on the Blue Alliance, we have team 30391.
>> That is Penguin Robotics, a community team from Trumbull, Connecticut.
>> And rounding off the Blue Alliance, we have team 32473.
>> Get ready for Bennington Bolts and Biscuits, a community team from Bennington, Vermont.
We are ready to randomize.
Purple, purple, green.
>> Ref, thumbs up. Red alliance, thumbs up.
Blue alliance, thumbs up. We are ready to go in three, two, one, decode.
>> Off to a strong start for both of the alliances with artifacts in the goal.
Holy moly. Macaroni taking the shot on the blue alliance.
31865 with more artifacts in the goal.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
3 2 1 Blue Alliance loading up, ready to shoot. Pop fly into the goal.
Two more into the ramp.
Red clearing their ramp. Alliance partner getting ready to shoot.
Artifacts into the goal.
636 swivebling on into the shooting zone.
Blue clearing those trying to clear that ramp on blue alliance.
Red three artifacts in. Loading up ready for more.
3139 is shooting the artifacts into their goal. lining up ready for more pot fly not quite in the direction they wanted.
Red ramp is clearing for the red alliance and shots in from 363.
Less than a minute left.
Shots in on the blue alliance. Three for three.
636 shots again. Three for three on the red goal. Ramp cleared on the red and more artifacts heading in.
>> Blue Alliance taking those shots. Last 20 seconds.
moving into position. Trying to gain those last few points in the last 10 seconds. 10 n 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 and match.
Before we announce match number 44, I have some announcements. Uh, teams, if you can hear me, clap once. Teams, if you can hear me, clap twice. Seniors, if you can hear me, clap three times.
Not that many here, but nonetheless, call your seniors over. At the last match, after match 51, the last match of the day, we are going over to the Martin Field to take senior pictures. So again, after match 51, you guys will go to the Martin Field to take senior pictures.
Now, without further ado, let's pull off match number 44.
Match number 44 goes to the Blue Alliance with a score of 282- 80 with 150 foul points. Now, there was a yellow card awarded to team 22683 for the uh rule violation G2 11 interacting with the opponent's gate multiple times.
Got them that yellow card.
The human interacting with the opponent's gate. Thank you for that correction multiple times. Now for the winners of the Vermont Cheddar Cheese, let's see match number 45 on the field.
For match number 45 goes to the Red Alliance with a score of 262 to 107 for five ranking points which bumps 636 to rank seventh.
Almost there.
>> Five more. Five more.
All right, moving back to match number 40. 46.
>> 46.
I need glasses. Okay. Um, currently sitting at rank number one, we have team 32385.
>> Mighty Mojo, Panagod, Florida.
And sitting at rank three, we have team 18438, Wolfpack Machina, Beverly, Massachusetts.
>> And sitting at the blue alliance, we have sitting at rank number five, team 252, >> electric cohogs, Providence, Rhode Island.
>> And rounding off this alliance, we have team 5741, >> Robohawks, Hinesburg, Vermont.
We are ready to randomize for motif one. Green, purple, purple.
Refs, thumbs up. Red alliance, thumbs up. Blue alliance, thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
>> Here we go. Autonomous underway. Four robots in motion. Bottles being fired.
252's gone back for some more. 32385 gone back for some more. 18438 open the classifier for the Red Alliance.
32385 continues to pick up balls and fire them off for the Red Alliance.
Two 252 and 5741 are taking a little rest before the end of autonomous.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
>> Here we go. Ready for our teley operators standing by.
>> 3 2 1 >> Red Alliance open up their classifier.
Let all those artifacts out so they can pick them back up. 32835 picking up some from their >> human player.
I see that >> 14838 open the classifier for the Red Alliance. Fired three more in three >> 328 32385 fired from across the field.
>> 252 looks like it's having some trouble stuck on the field.
>> 32385 continues to collect artifacts getting them in for the Red Alliance.
5741 opened up the classifier for the blue alliance. Getting ready to fire some shots in.
>> One, two, and three. Good shots on the blue alliance side.
14838.
Firing off. Reopening the classifier.
Collecting some more artifacts.
123 shots in for 14838. 123 shots in for 32385.
Red Alliance picking them up and putting them down. 5741 for the blue Alliance.
Got two out of there. Three shots in.
Three shots. Three more shots in. Three more shots in. The red Alliance picking up the artifacts. Putting them down.
5741 trying to collect some of those artifacts from Passfire.
20 second mark. Closing in on end game.
5741 went ahead and parked. 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1. That's a match.
I was going to start playing Where's Waldo for my game announcer Polo. All right. So, for match number 47 on the Red Alliance, we have team 23248, >> Cosmic Loop, a community team from Long Meadow, Massachusetts.
>> And rounding off the Red Alliance, we have team 16346, >> the Notorious Boot, Walker School, Marietta, Georgia.
And moving on to the blue alliance, we have team 20842, >> Hilda the Builder, Weeks Public Library, Greenland, New Hampshire.
>> I will never get over that. That's beautiful. All right. And rounding off the blue lines, we have team 4946 >> Robo Raiders, Union 32 Middle High School, East Mapilar, Vermont.
We are ready to randomize.
Refs, we got a thumbs up. Red Alliance, thumbs up. Blue alliance, thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
>> Ready to rock and roll. We've got artifacts flying on the Red Alliance.
Four in the classifier and more yet shot. Long shots from the red alliance.
Green moving into that perfect position.
Ready for what's next. Shots keep coming from that red alliance.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
3 2 1 >> robots rolling, clearing that red classifier ramp.
4946 moving into position. Ready for that loop-de-loop swoop shoot.
16346 lining into position. Ready and loaded. Shot in.
20842.
Shots a little low.
Load. 16346. Loaded.
Perfecting that aim.
20842 has one in the classifier ramp.
Blue Alliance has two artifacts in their ramp. Red has three in their ramp.
20842 ready to aim. Two for two loaded and ready for more action. 23248 loading from their human player.
Long shots. 343.
1 16 34 6 moving into position.
4946.
Loading. Playing a little defense.
Looking for those artifacts.
Last 20 seconds.
preparing for those last few points.
Getting ready for that end game.
10 seconds coming up. Nine, eight, seven, six, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, and match.
We have the results for match number 46 coming onto the board. Again, match number 46 goes to the Red Alliance with a score of 316-63 with five ranking points. That that is your first and second seed on the Red Alliance.
We have the scores for match number 47 coming onto the board.
And the win goes to the Red Alliance with a score of 129-42 and three ranking points.
Let's meet the teams for match number 48 on the Red Alliance. We have team 31719, Flying Tigers, Middleberry, Vermont.
>> And currently ranked in third, we have team 18224, >> Lupine Robotics, Beverly, Massachusetts.
And over at the Blue Alliance, we have team 27672.
>> Perpetual motion, Wilmington, Delaware.
>> And rounding off, certainly last but not least, we have team 24488.
>> The Stingers, Hollis, New Hampshire.
>> But do we have a referee?
>> I'll ref.
I would love to ref but it requires too many brain cells and that is something that is deficit of me.
>> I do math good.
Oh, ref's back. Awesome.
>> We are ready to randomize.
Purple, purple, green for motif three.
Pref thumbs up. Red Alliance, thumbs up.
Blue alliance, thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
>> Start of autonomous. 18224 fires off its artifacts. 31719 fires its artifacts and moves across the field. 24488 fires some artifacts and moves. One, two, three more into the hopper there.
Nicely done.
18224 collects its artifacts, fires them off, goes back for some more.
One, two, three more in the red alliance.
>> Drivers, pick up your controllers.
>> All right, getting ready to move into teley up.
>> Three, two, one.
>> Driver controlled robots on the field.
Blue Alliance clearing their classifier.
24488 does the job there. 31719 making some long distance shots from the back of the field.
24488 firing in for the blue alliance.
18224 fires off for the Red Alliance.
123 shots in. Goes back for some more.
>> 31719 firing for the Red Alliance from the back of the field. Nice high arcing balls.
18224 firing in.
>> 18224 fires a couple more in for the Red Alliance.
27672 picking up.
Getting close for the Blue Alliance.
24488 fires in three artifacts or two artifacts for the Blue Alliance. Clears its classifier. Gets ready to go for the next team.
18224 fires in three artifacts, goes and opens the gate, collects them back up again.
>> Nice arcing throws. 31719 has some nice shots in one, two, three shots from 18224.
Clearing that classifier, getting some more.
>> 30 seconds on the clock.
31719 continues to make those long distance shots from the back of the field.
>> Less than 20 seconds now. We're into the end game.
>> 18224 firing some more shots from the Red Alliance. 5 seconds left. Four, three, two, one.
End of the match.
Guys, are you ready? We have three matches until the end of the day.
I love how the volunteers are the ones that are most happy about that. I will second that. My knees are completely falling apart. Well, moving on to match number 49.
Uh, on the red alliance, we have team 13583.
>> Triple wire from Pen Grove, New Jersey.
>> And currently ranked number five, we have team 18209.
>> Full stop from Wakefield, Rhode Island.
>> And over to the Blue Alliance, we have team 24725.
code and circuit from Amesberry, Massachusetts.
>> And running off the blue alliance, we have team 24847, >> Ellipse Marramac, New Hampshire.
Don't let those blue and red shorts fool you. She does not know how to balance.
We are >> We are ready to randomize.
>> Green, purple, purple.
>> Refs, thumbs up. Red Alliance, thumbs up. Blue alliance, thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
>> Robots ready to roll. All four robots on the move and shooting those artifacts.
Blue ahead by a few. We've got three artifacts on the blue. Six artifacts on the blue and four on the red.
Robots moving into position during this autonomous drivers. Pick up your controllers.
3 2 1 Here we go. All four robots in action.
24847 loading up with help from their human player.
18209 loading up ready for that far shot.
24847 taking those pop shots into the blue alliance goal. Long shot from 18209 13583 loaded moving into position. Three for three for the Red Alliance.
Another pop shot from 24847.
Three for three.
Blue Alliance loading up their ramp and ramp is full. Ready to empty it.
24725 clears the classifier.
24725 moving into position. playing a little bit of a defense, looking for those artifacts to fill that robot. Ready for more action.
Red Alliance loaded two for three, zooming into position. Blue Alliance ready for those shots.
They found the perfect place to get those accurate shots.
>> Last 20 seconds.
>> Battling it out over here between the blue and the red Alliance. Last 10 seconds. 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 and match.
We have match number 48 coming onto the screen.
Match number 48 will go to the Red Alliance with a score of 223 to 120 with five ranking points for Red.
For the second to last match of the day, did you know Vermont produces 50% of the nation's maple syrup? And for that commemorative accomplishment, we have two bottles of maple syrup for the winner of this match.
And we are truly in the final countdown.
This is the second to last match. Now, quick reminder, teams, uh, if you can hear me, clap once. If you can hear me, clap twice. Seniors, if you can hear me, clap three times.
There was more than last time. Remember, after the last match of 51, you guys are going to go over to the Martin Field and take a picture with all the other seniors from both divisions. So, after last match, go to the Martin Field. Now, let's go ahead and meet our teams that are duking it out for that maple syrup.
On the red alliance, we have team 32818, Wired Cats, DVO, >> and their alliance partner 27050, >> Sense and Sound Robotics 2.
>> And over on the Blue Alliance, we have team 16346, >> the Notorious Bot.
>> And last, but certainly not least, we have team 31865, Leos.
We are ready to randomize.
Green, purple, purple.
Ref, thumbs up. Red alliance, thumbs up.
Blue alliance, thumbs up. We will start the match in three, two, one, decode.
>> All right, start of autonomous here. I'm seeing artifacts fired from all four robots and three of the four robots are in motion. 31865 collecting artifacts, clearing the classifier. 32818 collecting artifacts.
27050 collecting artifacts, clearing the classifier, and shooting them again.
31865 gets three more in.
Drivers, pick up your controllers.
>> Autonomous.
>> Getting ready for telly up.
>> 3 2 1.
>> All right, we got operator controlled robots on the field. Let's see what they can do. Three more in from 31865 on the Blue Alliance.
A little bit of wide shots there from 27050 firing from the back of the field.
Two more in from the Red Alliance.
31865. Collecting the artifacts, clearing the classifier. Moving on.
Three more in from 2750. Got a full classifier and some overflow.
Three more in from 2750 on the Red Alliance. 31865 picks them up, puts them down.
16346 firing them off as well.
32818 getting some help from the human player.
27050 fires three in a row. Gets them all in. 31865 clearing that classifier for the Blue Alliance one more time. Three balls in.
>> 16346 picking up some artifacts back in the corner. Blue Alliance 27050.
Three balls in.
Lots of action in the field on this match.
Glad there are no humans in the way.
27050 picking up some artifacts, firing them from the back of the field. Did not get those in unfortunately.
Blue Alliance getting some artifacts into the classifier.
20 seconds left on the board.
>> Getting into the end game here. Let's see if those motifs come to bear. 10 seconds left.
5 4 3 2 1. That's a match.
We have match number 49 up on the field.
Match number 49 goes to the Red Alliance with a score of 152 to 120 for four ranking points.
Teams, I'm going to sound like a broken record, but if you can hear my voice clap once, if you can hear my voice clap twice, seniors, if you can hear my voice clap three times, again, for anyone that wasn't here, tell your buddies, tell your friends, seniors, we'll take a photo after this Last and final match at the Martin Field. Now, let's see who is ending the day for us over on field one for match.
Oh, we actually have a score for the maple syrup winners.
Match number 50 will go to the Blue Alliance with a score of 233 to 190. And that gives the Blue Alliance five ranking points.
Teams, are you ready for the final match of the day?
>> I sure am.
Let's meet the teams over on the Red Alliance. We have team 18442 >> gear rotation from Sykesville, Maryland.
>> And their alliance partner, team 24488, >> the Stingers from Hollis, New Hampshire.
>> And currently ranked number one, we have team 32385.
>> Give it up for Mighty Mojo, Puna Gora, Florida.
And rounding off this wonderful blue alliance, we have team 20842, >> Hilda the Builda, Greenland, New Hampshire.
>> We are ready to randomize.
Green team with the horns. I expect you guys to blow that horn at the end of the match signaling the final because that would be very poetic.
Ref's thumbs up. Red Alliance thumbs up.
Blue alliance thumbs up. Scorekeeper ready to go in three 2 1 decode.
>> Here we go for the last match of the day.
All the teams are off to a a strong start. Red filling that ramp. Blue emptying that ramp. Starting fresh.
Artifacts flying into both goals.
Shots in on blue alliance and red.
Five artifacts on the red and more going in for >> drivers. Pick up your controllers.
Three, two, one.
>> I'm feeling the mojo. All four teams in action, loading those artifacts.
Human players setting up, ready for the intake on their robots. Blue Alliance shots into the goal. Red following them.
Lining up 32385.
>> A little bumper to bumper with the blue and the red alliance.
>> Loading up 32 385. Moving into position for that long shot. Three for three and some in as well for the red.
18442 shots in.
We've got Artifacts full on the red ramp. Starting fresh, wiping that slate clean. Ready for more.
>> Three for three on the blue. Loading it up. Human player >> working together with their robot.
244 88 lining up for the shot.
Reloading. Moving into position. Shots in.
20842. Moving into position. One artifact loaded. Ramp emptying. Two artifacts loaded for 20842.
20 seconds left.
Long shots from the blue >> red ramp is emptied.
>> We've got 5 seconds left. 5 4 3 2 1.
That's a match.
We are ready to post match number 51.
Last match of the day. Who will it go to?
It will go to the Blue Alliance with a score of 211 to 194.
We got five ranking points for the blue alliance and two for red.
>> All Croc Field staff volunteers come to the center to take a group of photos.
All seniors from both divisions, please go to the Martin Field to take pictures.
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