got robot? - FTC Team #5037

06/20/2026

https://ftc-events.firstinspires.org/2025/FPEMIJONS/qualifications

Official qualification match schedule for the Michiana Premier Event Presented by GEARS - Jones Division

06/20/2026

got robot 5037 is competing in the Michiana Premier event.
Link for the matches.
Good Luck Kids !

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05/04/2026

05/01/2026

Way to go Illinois FTC teams; 12682 Golden Ratio and 18221 Meta Infinity

05/01/2026

Due to their performance at the State Tournament, Norah's robotics team has been invited to compete at the Michiana Premier Event this June in South Bend, Indiana! The event will host up to 96 teams from across the globe for a multi-day experience that goes far beyond competition, with international teams, high-level matches, and opportunities to connect with the broader STEM community.

To make this incredible opportunity possible, we are working to raise $4,000 to cover registration, travel, and lodging expenses. Every donation helps our students gain hands-on experience in engineering, problem-solving, and leadership as they represent our community on a global stage.

Thank you for supporting Got Robot? and helping us take this next big step!

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03/15/2026

Results from last week's Illinois State Championship

03/13/2026

An article about FTC Illinois championship last Saturday mentioning our team.

The March 7th FIRST Tech Challenge event drew 48 teams, nearly 500 students, 1,000 people—and rave reviews--at the NIU Convocation Center.

03/09/2026

03/08/2026

Winners Innovation Award
Advanced to Premier Event
got robot ? 5037
Congratulations to the team!





The FIRST Tech Challenge Innovation Award sponsored by RTX recognizes teams that develop creative engineering solutions to real-world problems through their robot and outreach efforts.
RTX (formerly Raytheon Technologies) sponsors this award to encourage young engineers to think innovatively — not just about building a competitive robot, but about how technology can solve broader challenges. The award emphasizes:
∙ Creative problem-solving beyond the game itself
∙ Engineering notebook documentation of the design process
∙ Real-world impact of the team’s technical ideas
∙ STEM outreach and community engagement
It’s one of the more prestigious FTC awards because it looks at the whole team’s engineering journey, not just robot performance.

03/07/2026

In the Playoffs !
Good luck to all the teams in the finals !