Results
The Design Award celebrates a team that truly understands industrial design, striking a balance between form, function, and aesthetics while meeting this season’s challenge. The team’s design process results in a robot that is efficient, effective, and inspiring in the way it tackles the game.
25680 SHAM-ROCK-BOTICS GOLD ☘ – from Westfield, IN, USA
The Reach Award goes to a team that has brought new people into FIRST—whether new teams, mentors, or volunteers—and inspired them to embrace the FIRST culture, helping our community grow and thrive.
8149 Panic in the Build Room – from Greenwood, IN, USA
The Control Award celebrates a team that uses sensors and software to enhance their robot’s performance. With innovative solutions, like autonomous operation, smarter mechanical systems, or sensor use, they tackle game challenges with creativity and skill, showing how technology can push their robot to the next level.
21931 Westside Gray – from West Lafayette, IN, USA
The Innovate Award sponsored by RTX celebrates a team that has the ingenuity and inventiveness to make their designs come to life. This award is given to the team that the Judges feel has the most innovative and creative robot design solution to this season’s game. Elements of this award include elegant design, robustness and ‘out of the box’ thinking. This award may address the design of the whole robot or some sub- assembly component. The creative component needs to work consistently.
13414 Circuit Breakers – from Kingman, IN, USA
The Sustain Award celebrates the team that plans for the future of their program, ensuring it will thrive, long after today. They have established plans for finances, projects, or team sustainability, track their progress, and show dedication to leadership and long-term growth.
22331 random() – from Fort Wayne, IN, USA
The Connect Award is presented to the team that has built strong connections with their local STEM community. With a clear plan and intentional steps, they grow their skills and show how teamwork and community involvement drive success in FIRST.
8578 Juden-Ki Robotics – from Columbus, IN, USA
The Think Award goes to the team that best showcases their engineering journey throughout the FIRST Tech Challenge season. Judges use the team’s portfolio to see evidence of the engineering process, lessons learned, or analysis guiding their decisions. This award celebrates the team’s thoughtful approach to building their robot.
14596 XLR8 – from Osceola, IN, USA
The Connect Award is presented to the team that has built strong connections with their local STEM community. With a clear plan and intentional steps, they grow their skills and show how teamwork and community involvement drive success in FIRST.
8578 Juden-Ki Robotics – from Columbus, IN, USA
The Think Award goes to the team that best showcases their engineering journey throughout the FIRST Tech Challenge season. Judges use the team’s portfolio to see evidence of the engineering process, lessons learned, or analysis guiding their decisions. This award celebrates the team’s thoughtful approach to building their robot.
14596 XLR8 – from Osceola, IN, USA
The Inspire Award is presented to the team that embodies the best of FIRST—this team is made up of strong ambassadors, role models, and gracious competitors. This team excels across judged award categories, works together to design and build their robot, and shares their experiences, enthusiasm, and knowledge with other teams, sponsors, their community, and the Judges.
11329 I.C.E. Robotics – from Bloomington, IN, USA
Advancing to the FIRST Indiana Robotics FTC State Championship
14596 XLR8
14954 The Teal Roborioles
11329 I.C.E. Robotics
22331 random()
Qualifying Tournament #1
Westfield Middle School
Event Schedule
| Time | Event |
|---|---|
| 7-7:30 AM | Volunteers Arrive |
| 7:30 AM | Pits Open |
| 8:00-10:20 AM | Judging Sessions, Robot Inspection, Field Inspection |
| 10:30 AM | Drivers Meeting |
| 10:45 -11:00 AM | Opening Ceremonies |
| 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM | Qualification Matches |
| 12:30 – 1:30 PM | Lunch |
| 12:30 | Senior/Alumni/Volunteer Photo |
| 5:00 PM | Alliance Selection |
| 5:30 – 6:30 PM | Playoff Matches and Awards |
| 7:00 PM | Pits Close |
Participating Teams
4366 Westside Gold
6518 Westside Black
8149 Panic in the Build Room
8578 Juden-Ki Robotics
8791 Green Machine
8793 Wired Woodmen
11329 I.C.E. Robotics
11959 Kernel Panic
12014 FireWires
13246 Steel Beaks
13295 Disaster Management
13414 Circuit Breakers
14596 XLR8
14954 The Teal Roborioles
19932 Westside Red
21931 Westside Gray
22067 RedShift
22069 TV Junkies
22331 random()
24202 Den Defenders
24549 Canine Crew
25680 SHAM-ROCK-BOTICS GOLD ☘
26448 Kill Switch
26660 Broken Gravity
30350 SHAM-ROCK-BOTICS GREEN☘
30458 MasterMinds
31732 Superchargers
32386 REO Speedwagon
32387 Iron Maiden
32536 Golden Gizmos
2025-2026 DECODETM presented by RTX
Starting September 6, 2025, FIRST® Tech Challenge teams will investigate the power of the world’s artifacts and unlock mysteries in a new challenge, DECODE™ presented by RTX.
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