Hall of Fame Teams

Team 2486,CocoNuts from Flagstaff, Arizona, USA was honored to win the 2024 FIRST Championship FIRST Impact Award in Houston, Texas. The mission of the CocoNuts has always been to make STEM programs accessible to all of Northern Arizona, including the Diné (Navajo)...

Team 321, RoboLancers from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA was honored to win the 2023 FIRST Championship FIRST Impact Award in Houston, Texas. The mission of the RoboLancers is to inspire and prepare the next generation of STEM leaders in Philadelphia. In 2023, the...

More than robotics… we are vision driven Garrett County’s Public High School FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) Team 1629, the Garrett Coalition or GaCo for short, is much more than about robots. Our passion and vision is for all students to emerge from elementary...

Team 503, Frog Force, from Novi, Michigan, was honored to win the 2021 Championship Chairman’s Award at the Detroit championship.  Despite the difficulties of the COVID-19 pandemic, they adapted old ways, and invented new ways, of connecting to their communities....

 “The Green Machine” Team 1816, from the city of Edina, the greater Twin Cities area and the state of Minnesota is proud to have won the World Championship Chairman’s Award in 2019 at the Detroit, MI, competition. We are sharing some of our resources that we developed...

4-H Exploding Bacon Robotics Team 1902 from Orlando, Florida was honored with the 2019 Championship Chairman’s Award at the Houston World Championships. Exploding Bacon Team 1902 from Orlando, Florida was awarded the FIRST Championship Chairman’s Award at the 2019...

Bionic Black Hawks Team 2834 from Bloomfield Hills, Michigan won the Chairman’s Award at the 2018 Detroit FIRST Championship. Team 2834 racked up over 1,000 mentor hours in 2017 alone whilst mentoring 14 FLL teams and 8 FTC teams.  Full Steam Ahead Full Steam Ahead is...

Kell Robotics Team 1311 from Kennesaw, Georgia won the 2018 Houston FRC Championship. Team 1311 has mentored 25 FLL teams, 1 FTC team, and 18 FRC teams.  Teacher Professional Development Program In addition to the teams they mentored, Team 1311 has worked to provide...

Mountaineer Area Robotics (MARS) Team 2614 from Morgantown, West Virginia was honored with the 2017 Championship Chairman’s Award at the St. Louis World Championships. The MARS Mission: The MARS mission is to inspire youth in rural and underserved areas around the...

Thunder Down Under Team 3132 from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia was honored with the 2017 Championship Chairman’s Award at the Houston World Championships. Team 3132: Thunder Down Under won the Chairman's Award at the 2017 Houston FRC Championship. Their...

High Rollers Team 987 from Las Vegas, Nevada won the Chairman's Award at the 2016 FRC Championship. They worked with politicians to establish tech academies throughout Nevada, and convinced state officials to allocate 2,000,000 dollars to these programs. They've also...

Team 597: The Wolverines from Los Angeles, California won the Chairman's Award at the 2015 FIRST Championship. ASK A WOLVERINE... Wolverines can provide guidance The Wolverines are all about helping and SHARE-ing with other teams, from diverse backgrounds. They Show...

Team 27: RUSH from Clarkston, Michigan won the Chairman's Award at the 2014 FIRST Championship. Students on the team organized 300+ FIRST related community events ranging from elementary robotics to Science Day demonstrations. They presented at more than 50 events in...

The Holy Cows Team 1538 from San Diego, California won the Chairman's Award at the 2013 FIRST Championship. They held workshops for teachers, helping them to incorporate FIRST ideals into the curriculum. In addition to the steps they took to spread FIRST throughout...

Simbotics Team 1114 from St Catharines, Ontario, Canada won the Chairman's Award at the 2012 FIRST Championship. At the time of their submission, they started 12 FRC teams and 47 FLL teams. Each student on the team worked side by side with a mentor to better their...

Hawaiian Kids Team 359 from Waialua, Hawaii won the Chairman's Award at the 2011 FIRST Championship. Team History and Summary The Waialua Robotics Program aims to spread the message of STEM with a global vision, impacting as many students, the school, and members of...

Miss Daisy Team 341 from Ambler, Pennsylvania won the Chairman's Award at the 2010 FIRST Championship. Team 341 mentored a dozen FRC and FTC teams prior to winning the award, and worked to reach out to students of all backgrounds to spread FIRST throughout their...

Techno Ticks 236 from Old Lyme, Connecticut won the Chairman's Award at the 2010 FIRST Championship. Lyme-Old Lyme High School's robotics team, the Techno Ticks, won the Chairman's Award at the International FIRST Robotics Championship held at the Georgia Dome in...

Falcon Robotics Team 842 from the heart of Phoenix, Arizona won the Chairman's Award at the 2008 FIRST Championship. The team represents what can be done to improve student’s success in the area of STEM education in an inner-city school from a large metropolitan city....

MOE Team 365 from Wilmington, Delaware won the Chairman's Award at the 2007 FIRST Championship. MOE UNIVERSITY Developed to: Train and certify students and mentors in lab safety and machine tool procedures Educate all students in area of specialization...

WildStang 111 from Arlington Heights, Illinois won the Chairman's Award at the 2006 FIRST Championship. WildStang was founded in 1996 as a collaboration between Rolling Meadows & Wheeling High Schools and Motorola Solutions. WildStang has now grown to include all...

The Hot Team 67 from Highland, Michigan won the Chairman's Award at the 2005 FIRST Championship. Team 67: Heroes of Tomorrow won the Chairman's Award at the 2005 FRC Championship. Their longtime sponsor General Motors allowed them to access engineers and tools that...

Cheesy Poofs Team 254 from San Jose, California won the Chairman's Award at the 2004 FIRST Championship. They worked hard to distinguish between an unhealthy and healthy competitive mindset, and incorporated aspects not typically attributed to FIRST robotics to...

Cybersonics Team 103 from Kintnersville, Pennsylvania won the Chairman's Award at the 2003 FIRST Championship. They were granted the award for their outreach efforts within their community, and their efforts in spreading the FIRST's message. The team created a website...

Buzz Team 175 from Enfield, Connecticut won the Chairman's Award at the 2002 FIRST Championship. They were chosen for their efforts in mentoring students of all ages, from elementary school to high school. They worked to introduce young students to the foundation of...

Bomb Squad 16 from Mountain Home, Arkansas won the Chairman's Award at the 2000 FIRST Championship. The Baxter Healthcare Corporation was challenged to sponsor a team to compete in 1996 FIRST Design Competition. After accepting the challenge, Baxter Healthcare...

Cleveland's Team, Team 120 from Cleveland, OH was honored with the 1999 FIRST World Championships. 1999 Championship Chairman’sAward Winner

Team PNTA, Team 23 from Plymouth, MA was honored with the 1998 FIRST World Championships.Submitted Video The Allaire Medal – Leadership Exemplified The Allaire Medal recognizes leadership exemplified, 341 awarded this medal to 2 students who have demonstrated...

Operation Orange Team 144 from Cincinnati, OH was honored with the 1996 FIRST World Championships.1996 Championship Chairman’sAward WinnerLearn More To learn more about 144, visit www.frcteam144.org

Operation Orange Team 144 from Cincinnati, OH was honored with the 1996 FIRST World Championships. FIRST Robotics Team 151, the Nashua Tough Techs was founded in 1991 and first competed in the 1992. They became a community based team in 2016 after 25 years as a school...

X-Cats Team 191 from Rochester, New York won the Chairman's Award at the 1992 and 1994 FIRST Championships. The X-Cats are a founding FRC team, and has been operating contiguously since that very first competition in Nashua, New Hampshire: Maize Craze. The X-Cats...