WarriorBorgs FRC Team 3256

WarriorBorgs 3256 will be at the Canadian Pacific Regional in less than 10 days!

At the Idaho Regional, we were honored to be on an alliance with Team 6546, Náátsis’áán Robotics. This small but amazing team qualified for World Champs, winning the Highest Rookie Seed, Rookie Inspiration, and Rookie All Star Awards.

Beyond our in-school fundraising bake sale tomorrow, please support them on their GoFundMe page! There's less than two weeks left; please help us in sharing their story!

https://www.gofundme.com/naatisaan-robotics-frc-championship

Click here to support Naatisaan Robotics FRC Championship organized by Daniel R Conrad Yá'át'ééh (Hello in Navajo) We are Team 6546 Naatsis’áán Robotics and we need your help. After attending the First Robotics Steamworks competition in Salt Lake City, we were invited by team 3245 to compete in the Idaho Regionals. In the Idaho Regionals we finished 9th place and won the Rookie All...

We just rounded off our last regional competition as quarterfinalists and Chairman's Award winners at the Idaho Regional! Next time you see us, we'll be at Houston for Champs.

Thank you to all the teams and volunteers—it was a blast! Also, a huge shoutout to FRC 2122 Team Tators for inviting us!!

We won the Excellence in Engineering and Finalist Awards as well as a Wildcard at the San Francisco Regional this past weekend! We couldn't be more grateful for our incredible alliance partners, FRC Team 604 Quixilver and FRC Team 2035: RoboRockinBots—we've come a long way from Quals match 21 together to the highest scoring match (406 points).

Also many congrats to the winning alliance Team 254: The Cheesy Poofs, Team 971: Spartan Robotics, and Team 4990: Gryphon Robotics!

Check out our latest promotion video!

FRC Team 3256 Promotion Video FRC Team 3256 Promotion Video Produced by Liam Patterson '16 "Good for Great" - Matt and Kim ®2010 Matt & Kim Inc. Under exclusive license to Fader Label For...

We'll be attending our first regional this week in Flagstaff, AZ. Good luck to all teams competing in the Arizona North Regional and other Week 2 events!

Catch us at the Robotics Exhibit, at the 2015 Santa Clara County Fair next week, from July 31 to August 2, with our 2012, 2014, and 2015 FRC robots!

Two weeks ago, we wrapped up the Sacramento Regional by advancing to quarterfinals and taking home the Hard Hat Safety pins. In addition, our Safety Captain, Joshua Bevis, was awarded the Star of the Day.

Now, at the Silicon Valley Regional, we have scored major awards. Our team was once again awarded the Hard Hat Safety pins and Joshua Bevis was the Star of the Day again. In addition, our very own Liam Patterson, our President of Engineering, won the Silicon Valley Regional's Dean's List Award, and will now compete with other students all over the world to win the Dean's List Award at the St. Louis World Championships. Along with Liam's Dean's List Award, our team was awarded the Chairman's Award, which has qualified us to attend the World Championships in two weeks and we now have the opportunity to present the Chairman's Award there, in an attempt to become FIRST Hall of Famers this year!

With a great time at SVR, we are now excited to attend the World Championships at St. Louis in two weeks.