During the competition, our team placed 4th out of 33 teams during qualification matches and held the first place seed for over an hour. CORE had a win streak of 7 matches, followed by a loss streak of 3 matches, and ended qualifications with another 2 match win streak.
In the playoffs, we captained the third seed alliance, joined by team 3791, Hex Hounds, and team 6381, Red Raider Robotics. During playoffs, we had 3 wins and 2 losses, leading us to be ranked as the third place alliance.
Additionally, CORE 2062 received the Excellence in Engineering award. This award is given to a team with exceptional integration of modules and robot design organization.

On Tuesday, September 9th, at 6pm, we will be hosting our CORE Fall Interest Night. The event will be held in Room 108 at Waukesha South High School (enter through outside Door #5, near the corner of Tenny and Roberta Ave,). All high school students in the Waukesha school district are invited to learn more about our team – CORE (Community of Robotics Engineers) – and the organization of FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology). There will be hands-on activities as you learn about the different subteams of CORE.
Please sign up at Fall Interest Night Sign Up to help us plan.
We look forward to meeting you on Sept 9th!
]]>In mid-August, we did an overnight trip to Eau Claire to compete in the second annual LRR Offseason event. At the end of qualifying matches, we were ranked 5th and became the 4th seed alliance captain. After selecting 5826 Avis Automata and 9996 as our alliance partners, we won 2 of our playoff matches, but lost in the semifinals. We had lots of fun with the other teams at the event and were excited about our robot’s success. Congrats to 8744 Leviathans for winning their own event!
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]]>Outreach continued writing their Impact presentation and finished the visual aids. They also worked on buttons for the presentation.
One final note is our team’s Instagram account also just reached 1,000 followers, so that’s a big milestone for us!
]]>Since then, our team has been very busy preparing for our first competition in LaCrosse, Wisconsin on March 20-22. We have strategized, prototyped (and re-prototyped), built field elements, updated programming, and designed frames and parts. We’re finalizing prototype ideas to start manufacturing, and we plan on having a functioning robot by February 16th, just in time for us to attend a local scrimmage.
On the other side of the team, Outreach/business has also been very busy working on award submissions and preparing for the Wisconsin FLL State Championship, which is hosted by our team.
9 weeks and counting until Seven Rivers Regional.
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