Local Teams
Team 180: S.P.A.M.
A collaboration of high school students from all over Martin County,FL, teachers and engineers work together in hopes for another successful season. S.P.A.M. has been an active FIRST Robotics team since their rookie year in 1998. Today, S.P.A.M. sponsors and provides student mentors for local FIRST Lego League teams as well as spreading community awareness of technology.Team 179: Children of the Swamp
Team 179, representing Inlet Grove and Suncoast High Schools in Riviera Beach, FL is united as the proud creators of the "Swamp Thing". Each year they create a new design that meets the changing standards and requirements set before them by FIRST. Their team of students, teachers, and engineers work together to identify and implement innovative solutions to the FIRST yearly challenge.Other Helpful Teams
Team 21: ComBBat
FIRST Robotics Competition Team 21 was started in 1996 to share and expand USFIRST's vision with students of Astronaut and Titusville High Schools in Titusville, Fl. Our mentors, Scott Strickland from Boeing, James Rallo from Upper Mohawk Inc, Stephen Stout from ASRC Aerospace, Kevin Cunningham from USA, and Jeff White, assist the ever-expanding team of high school students design, construct, and program a fully functional ~120 lb robot and facilitate the development of important life skills such as teamwork, communication, and leadership. Members of ComBBAT choose to participate in Construction, Animation, Programming, Design, and Web Design. Members can participate in multiple or all of these activities and are encouraged to try and learn new skills. Ambitious members can run for one of the team officer positions in a democratic election. Most importantly, our mentors and student officers work together to make each meetings a learning experience for all involved.Team 86: Team Resistance
Relatively small but very experienced FIRST team from Jacksonville, FL – originally competed in the 1996 “Competition” with a PVC-and-wood robot. During their first ten years, they have bootstrapped and mentored five other North Florida teams. They regularly fabricate parts for local teams that need assistance. In this period they have “graduated” over 200 students.Team 228: Gus Robotics
Gus is the name of the FIRST Robotics Team for the three Meriden, CT high schools of Platt, Maloney, and Wilcox Tech. Gus Robotics Team 228 was founded in 1999, and has since spawned one other team (Team 1071 - Max.) in Wolcott, CT. Very well designed website!Team 234: Cyber Blue
Started in 1999, this robotics team from Perry Meridian High School in Indianapolis, Indiana has grown to include partnerships with Allison Transmission, Rolls-Royce, LHTEC, and Aviall. This year will mark their eighth season of competition.Team 365: MOE
Team 365 or MOE is from Wilmington, Delaware. As they are entering their tenth season, they well know that the experience, while at times challenging, is nothing short of incredible.For a more complete directory of FIRST teams by events, click here for the FIRST team map
