CFISD Robotics Teams Finish Strong at World Championship
CFISD robotics teams completed a successful competition season at the Vex Robotics World Championship, held April 25-27 at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas. This annual event brings together elite teams from around the world in VEX IQ Robotics Competition, VEX Robotics Competition, and VEX U Robotics Competition to showcase their achievements and compete for the championship title.
Bridgeland High School robotics team 77786, nOSHA, went 6-4 in the Science Division. After round-robin qualification matches, Bridgeland was ranked 15th out of the 82 teams in its division.
The Bridgeland High School robotics team, nOSHA, ranked 15th out of 82 teams in the Science Division of the Bridgeland qualified for the elimination tournament as the 13th-ranked alliance, fighting hard before losing in the Round of 16.
“Not only is making it to the World Championship a huge accomplishment, but qualifying for the elimination tournament at this extremely competitive tournament is a profound accomplishment,” said Devin Murphy, Bridgeland robotics adviser.
Bridgeland students also received a personal season best at the Skill Competition, scoring 302 points to rank 81st out of the 362 competing teams.
The Cypress Ridge High School robotics team, Springles, ranked 55th out of 82 teams in the Cypress Ridge High School Robotics team 16329C,Springles, went 5-5 in the Arts Division. After round-robin qualification matches, the Rams ranked 55th out of 82 teams in their division. Cypress Ridge scored 294 points in the Skill Competition to rank 85th out of 362 competing teams.
Source: CFISD
