Triple plays for New England Week 4: Greater Boston kicks it off
Our second weekend hosting three simultaneous events is in the books! In Massachusetts, Revere High School hosted the Greater Boston District Event with teams from New Hampshire, Maine, Connecticut and Mass.
Two teams put up a high score of 578 in qualification matches, then formed their own playoff alliances that would eventually need three finals matches to battle it out for the title of event champion!
Greater Boston was the first event all season to see an upset in the finals, with Alliance 2 taking home the victory!
Congratulations to our award-winning teams:
FIRST Impact Award: FRC 190, Gompei and the HERD from Worcester, MA
Engineering Inspiration Award sponsored by SpaceX: FRC 2877, LigerBots from Newton, MA
FIRST Leadership Award Semi-Finalists: Charlotte L. from FRC 8626, Cyber Sailors from Scituate, MA, and Felicia J. from FRC 2877, LigerBots from Newton, MA
Outstanding Volunteer Award: Cody Raposa, FTAA/CSA
Event Champions: FRC 2877, LigerBots from Newton, MA;
FRC 190, Gompei and the HERD from Worcester, MA;
FRC 151, Tough Techs from Nashua, NH; FRC 8626, Cyber Sailors from Scituate, MA
Event Finalists: FRC 125, NUTRONs from Revere, MA;
FRC 88, TJ² from Bridgewater-Raynham, MA;
FRC 2876, DevilBotz from Burlington, MA
Industrial Design Award sponsored by General Motors: FRC 2713, Red Hawk Robotics from Melrose, Ma
Judges' Award: FRC 5962, perSEVERE from Lowell, MA
Rising All-Star Award: FRC 5491, Hard Reset from Winchendon, MA
Team Sustainability Award sponsored by Dow: FRC 1153, Timberwolves from Walpole, MA
Team Spirit Award: FRC 6201, The Highlanders from Somerville, MA
Excellence in Engineering Award sponsored by Littelfuse: FRC 125, NUTRONs from Revere, MA Gracious Professionalism Award: FRC 4572, Barlow Robotics from Redding, CT
Creativity Award sponsored by Rockwell Automation: FRC 2084, Robots by the C from Manchester, MA
Quality Award: FRC 5813, Morpheus from Concord, NH
Innovation in Control Award sponsored by nVent: FRC 131, CHAOS from Manchester, NH
Autonomous Award sponsored by Google.org: FRC 88, TJ² from Bridgewater-Raynham, MA
Imagery Award in honor of Jack Kamen: FRC 2423, The KwarQs from Watertown, MA
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