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Team Updates
1/9/16 MORE Robotics attended the kickoff event at WCTC. The FIRST Robotics Competition game for 2016 was revealed! FIRST STRONGHOLD is played by two alliances of three teams each. Alliances compete against each other to breach their opponents’ defenses, known as outer works, and capture their tower. They score points by crossing elements of their opponents’ outer works, scoring boulders in their opponents’ tower goals, and surrounding and scaling their opponents’ tower itself.
5/4/15 MORE Robotics concluded their competition season two weekends ago by competing in the FIRST Robotics Competition World Championship in St. Louis, MO. Over 600 teams from throughout the world were at the event. After 10 rounds of the most competitive game play of the year, the team placed 36th in their division. Congratulations to our team members!
FIRST STRONGHOLD is played by two alliances of three teams each. Alliances compete against each other to breach their opponents’ defenses, known as outer works, and capture their tower. They score points by crossing elements of their opponents’ outer works, scoring boulders in their opponents’ tower goals, and surrounding and scaling their opponents’ tower itself.
1714 Team Information
Team ID Number: 1714 Team Name: MORE Robotics Team Sponsors: Hollow Steel / Ladish Foundation / Siemens / Rockwell Automation / Dedicated Computing / NUCOR / Symbiont / Vilter / Boyle Fredrickson / MSOE / Milwaukee Admirals / American Acrylics USA LLC / St. Thomas More High School / Oak Creek Lions Club / Oak Creek Fire Department / West Allis Fire Department / Clare Oasis & Bay View ThreadWorks Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA Team Motto: Learn MORE, Give MORE, Be MORE Number of Students: 21 Number of Participating Schools: 5 Currently including Greenfield High School, Oak Creek High School, Pius XI High School, St. Thomas More High School, and Union Grove High School. We welcome students from any school in effort to provide more students an opportunity to be on a team.
Our Mission
The Thomas More Community Robotics Club's mission is to give young people exposure to and an appreciation for the study of science, technology, engineering, and math in a motivating and relevant way in order to build knowledge, self confidence, leadership, and life skills through participation in the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition in Science and Technology) robotics programs.