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2016-2017 San Diego Regional Championship Results

held Saturday, February 25, 2017 at Francis Parker Academy
​this page last updated 2017-04-21
Teams advancing to West Super-Regional are:
  • ​Team 8471, The Ducks from Hemet, CA
  • Team 9441, Syndicate
  • Team 10092, Green.Griffins
  • ​Team 4216, Rise of Hephaestus
​​CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD LUCK in Tacoma!!


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​Individual Awards

PictureNina 1st from left, Steven 7th from left, Camila - not present
FIRST Dean’s List Finalists:
These students selected to be recognized at each State/Region's Championship are now in the running for the ten FIRST Dean’s List Winner spots at the FIRST World Championship. High school sophomores and juniors are eligible. 
  • Camila Tirado - 7542 OLP Microchicks
  • Nina Morch - 10092 Green.Griffins
  • Steven Chen - 11128 Inspiration
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PictureJoshua, Collin, Isabelle, Lucus, Jayda, David - photo credit Mary Lee FIRST FTC.
San Diego FTC Achievement Scholarships:
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There will be two $2,000 scholarships awarded: one to a senior boy and one to a senior girl.  If finances permit, runner-up scholarships may be awarded as well. High school seniors are eligible to apply.
   $2000 scholarship
  • Jayda Warburton  - 5229 Dragons
  • David Flores - 10092 Green.Griffins
   $1000 scholarship
  • Isabelle Ho - 6137 RoBowties
  • Lucus Weed - 10221 Robotx
   $500 scholarship
  • Collin Nilsen - 4216 Rise of Hephaestus
  • Joshua Samuel - 9441 Syndicate
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Picture- photo credit Mary Lee FIRST FTC.
Volunteers of the Year Awards
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for technical and operational support to San Diego FTC over the past ten years
  • Mike Mackey
  • ​Richard & Veronique Ho​


​Special Recognition by San Diego FTC Teams and FIRST HQ

​on their retirement from serving as FTC Affiliate Partners in the San Diego Region 2007-2017
  • ​John & Marion Brooks

Awards List

San Diego Regional Championship
Awards List


Inspire Award
The Inspire Award is given to the Team that the Judges felt truly embodied the ‘challenge’ of the FIRST® Tech Challenge program. The team that receives this award is a strong ambassador for FIRST programs and a role model FIRST Tech Challenge team. This team is a top contender for many other judged awards and is a gracious competitor. The Inspire Award Winner is an inspiration to other teams, acting with Gracious Professionalism® both on and off the playing field. This team is able to communicate their experiences, enthusiasm and knowledge to other teams, sponsors, their community, and the Judges. Working as a unit, this team will have demonstrated success in accomplishing the task of designing and building a robot.
The Inspire Award is presented to:
Team 8471, The Ducks from Hemet, CA
The finalists for this award are:
Second Place: Team 10092, Green.Griffins
Third Place: Team 4216, Rise of Hephaestus
San Diego Championship Winning Alliance
The San Diego Championship Winning Alliance is:
Captain: Team 9441, Syndicate
1st Pick: Team 8471, The Ducks
2nd Pick: Team 11212, The Clueless
San Diego Championship Finalist Alliance
The San Diego Championship Finalist Alliance is:
Captain: Team 4216, Rise of Hephaestus
1st Pick: Team 6137, RoBowties
2nd Pick: Team 10092, Green.Griffins
Think Award
This judged award is given to the Team that best reflects the journey the Team took as they experienced the engineering design process during the build season. The Engineering Notebook is the key reference for judges to help identify the most deserving Team.
The Think Award is presented to:
Team 9261, Level Up from Carlsbad, CA
The finalists for this award are:
Team 8471, The Ducks
Team 4262, Ridgebots
Connect Award
Our next Award, The Connect Award, is presented to the Team that most connects with their local STEM community. A true FIRST team is more than a sum of its parts, and recognizes that engaging their local STEM community plays an essential part in their success. The recipient of this award is recognized for helping the community understand FIRST, the FIRST Tech Challenge, and the team itself. The team that wins the Connect Award aggressively seeks engineers and explores the opportunities available in the world of engineering, science and technology. This team has a clear Business or Strategic Plan and has identified steps to achieve their goals.
The Connect Award is presented to:
Team 10092, Green.Griffins from San Diego, CA
The finalists for this award are:
Team 8471, The Ducks
Team 5229, Dragons
Rockwell Collins Innovate Award
The Rockwell Collins Innovate Award 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 the FIRST Tech Challenge. Elements of this Award include elegant design, robustness and 'out of the box' thinking with regard to design. This Award may address the design of the whole robot or some sub-assembly component of the robot. The creative component needs to work consistently, but a robot does not have to work all of the time during Matches to be considered for this Award.
The Rockwell Collins Innovate Award is presented to:
Team 6137, RoBowties from San Diego, CA
The finalists for this award are:
Team 10092, Green.Griffins
Team 8097, BotCats
PTC Design Award
The intent of the PTC Design Award is to expand on the challenge, inspiring Teams to incorporate industrial design into their robots. These elements can be shown in the simplicity of the design as it applies to the tasks, the look and feel of the robot, and how the design allows us to think of robots in new ways. The Design aspect must serve a function - but they should also differentiate the robot in a unique fashion.
The PTC Design Award is presented to:
Team 9892, EngiNERDS from Vista, CA
The finalists for this award are:
Team 6137, RoBowties
Team 10092, Green.Griffins
Motivate Award
This judged award celebrates the team that exemplifies the essence of the FIRST Tech Challenge competition through team building, team spirit and exhibited enthusiasm. This team embraces the culture of FIRST and clearly demonstrates what it means to be a team. This is a team who makes a collective effort to make FIRST known throughout their school and community, and sparks others to embrace the culture of FIRST.
The Motivate Award is presented to:
Team 9164, ZORROBOTS from Ensenada, BC
The finalists for this award are:
Team 8471, The Ducks
Team 4216, Rise of Hephaestus
Control Award
The Control Award is given to the Team that demonstrates innovative thinking in the control system to solve Game challenges such as Autonomous Operation, enhancing mechanical systems with intelligent control, or using sensors to achieve better results on the field. The control component should work consistently on the field.
The Control Award is presented to:
Team 9920, Furious Falcons from San Diego, CA
The finalists for this award are:
Team 4216, Rise of Hephaestus
Team 8097, BotCats
Promote Award
The Promote Award is given to the Team that is most successful in creating a compelling message for the public designed to change our culture and celebrate science, technology, engineering and math. The FIRST Tech Challenge Public Service Announcement Video was evaluated by the Judges to determine the winner of this Award. Teams must present a thoughtful and high-quality video which appeals to the general public and best exhibits this year's topic of "This is how I plan to pay FIRST forward..."
The Promote Award is presented to:
Team 4216, Rise of Hephaestus from San Diego, CA
The finalists for this award are:
Team 9920, Furious Falcons
Team 8471, The Ducks
Compass Award
The Compass Award recognizes an adult Coach or Mentor who has provided outstanding guidance and support for a team throughout the year, and demonstrates to the Team what it means to be a Gracious Professional.
The Compass Award is presented to:
David Warner, Coach of Team 8606, RSF Intergalactic Dragons
Judge's Award
The Judges Award is given at the discretion of the Judges to a Team they have encountered whose unique efforts, performance or dynamics merit recognition, yet the Team does not fit into any of the existing Award categories.
A Judge's Award is presented to:
Team 11128, Inspiration
A Judge's Award is presented to:
Team 11212, The Clueless from San Diego, CA


Team Rankings

San Diego Regional Championship
Team Rankings


RankTeam #Team NameQPRPHighestMatches
14216Rise of Hephaestus124602506
29920Furious Falcons105401806
36137RoBowties105002006
49441Syndicate104862106
511411Cherry Pi104351906
65828EMP Chaos104252156
79164ZORROBOTS103101956
88606RSF Intergalactic Dragons95001956
97696RSF Singularity94902206
1010092Green.Griffins87052156
118471The Ducks86401956
1211107Wired Up82951856
135540Skynet75452106
148097BotCats75402206
159261Level Up68202506
163848Shockwave65902156
1711212The Clueless65901556
1812073The Trisectors65052406
193712Purple F.E.A.R64411956
2011278Virtually Creative64151906
215015Buffalo Wings63651206
226016Ironwolves62852256
238742Robotechs46802206
2410809Crow Force 545251956
259892EngiNERDS45251306
262885Kronos45201756
276074R.A.W.A.L.A.43501356
289022T-Wrecks43451656
299049Robopuffs43201356
3011128Inspiration24751706
315135Team Uncopyrightable24311356
3210221Robotx2376956
338039Return of the Adrenaline Snails23651606
345229Dragons22852056
353650Torrey Techies22501256
364262Ridgebots04351506

QP (Total Qualification Points) - 2 Points for a WIN, 1 Point for a TIE, 0 Points for a LOSS.

RP (Total Ranking Points) - Ranking points are awarded using the losing alliance's score in each match.

Highest (Highest Match Score) - The highest match score awarded to the team.

Matches Played does not include surrogate matches.

FTC Scoring Software © 2016-2017 FIRST®


Match Results

San Diego Regional Championship
Match Results


MatchResultRedBlue
Q-1155-210 B87429441
99205540
Q-255-165 B90223848
989211411
Q-350-35 R601612073
80975229
Q-4250-95 R926111212
421610221
Q-5100-160 B42628039
112787696
Q-635-155 B36506137
60743712
Q-7195-95 R91645135
86062885
Q-815-185 B501510092
1080911107
Q-990-150 B90495828
111288471
Q-1085-65 R554011278
989210221
Q-1170-220 B90227696
37128742
Q-12140-130 R94412885
1207311212
Q-1320-125 B42629920
60169164
Q-1455-115 B803911128
51356137
Q-15150-125 R86065229
100928471
Q-16145-135 R111078097
114119261
Q-1785-135 B60744216
108095828
Q-1820-125 B38489049
50153650
Q-1985-56 R94415135
102213712
Q-2055-35 R28858039
90226016
Q-21130-130 T86065540
76968097
Q-22140-40 R111076074
1127811128
Q-2395-120 B61375015
84719920
Q-2415-195 B522910809
114119164
Q-25135-130 R92618742
90499892
Q-26215-130 R58283848
1009211212
Q-2770-240 B36504216
426212073
Q-2835-100 B513511107
55406016
Q-29141-85 R94415015
91649022
Q-30170-180 B111289920
809710809
Q-31135-85 R112128039
60748742
Q-32200-125 R42169892
100922885
Q-33195-150 R84719261
37124262
Q-345-205 B90497696
102215229
Q-35105-190 B38486137
1207311278
Q-3635-190 B582811411
36508606
Q-3755-220 B80398097
91644216
Q-38155-90 R1121210809
37129892
Q-39165-40 R99206074
90229049
Q-4085-30 R61374262
944111107
Q-4155-105 B52295828
112785015
Q-42175-30 R28853650
84715540
Q-43150-90 R874210221
1141111128
Q-44215-130 R92616016
38488606
Q-45135-130 R513510092
769612073
Q-4690-40 R58283712
916411107
Q-4790-60 R99203650
98925229
Q-4890-65 R80974262
607410221
Q-49150-185 B87428471
108093848
Q-50200-180 R61379261
554010092
Q-5135-145 B904912073
80398606
Q-52120-60 R112129022
112785135
Q-53225-30 R42169441
601611128
Q-54105-110 B28855015
769611411
SF-1-1300-55 R421611411
61373848
100929164
SF-1-2260-145 R421611411
61373848
100929164
SF-2-1155-210 B99209441
86068471
926111212
SF-2-2200-226 B99209441
86068471
926111212
F-1185-145 R42169441
61378471
1009211212
F-2155-170 B42169441
61378471
1009211212
F-3216-220 B42169441
61378471
1009211212

Note: * Indicates a surrogate match. Those matches do NOT count in the rankings

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