Firestorm and Frostbite

This past weekend, Firestorm competed at the Run for the Robots Premier Event and finished the season strong!

The team qualified for playoffs as the 3rd seed alliance captain. After selecting Team Polymorph from Brooklyn to join their alliance, Firestorm battled through playoffs and ended the event as division finalists.

It has been an amazing season, and we are incredibly proud of everything this team has accomplished. Thank you to our students, parents, mentors, and sponsors for making this season possible.

Sponsors:
Cherokee Makerspace, Automation Direct, Cobb EMC, Swyft, Alexactly, Morrison Products, Polymaker, Rockwell Automation, Towne Lake Optimist, 3Dconnexion, and Seco Tools.

Thank you for supporting Firestorm!

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Waylon → GHP Semifinals (Mechanical + Aerospace). Congratulations!

That’s three straight years Firestorm has put a student through.🔥Built different.

STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS, here we come. 🔧🤖🔥

League Championships didn’t go the way we hoped—but the story doesn’t end there.

Frostbite and Firestorm dominated qualifiers, finishing 1st and 3rd, and teamed up for playoffs. An unexpected component failure shifted the outcome late, and the final two matches slipped away.

Performance still counts.
Both Frostbite and Firestorm earned enough points to qualify for State Championships.
It came down to the wire.

On top of that, we’re proud to take home the Control Award—a huge nod to the students’ work in software, automation, and reliability.

A massive thank-you to our sponsors for making this season possible, and to the mentors and parents who put in the miles, the hours, and the trust. This doesn’t happen without you.

Lessons learned. Weak points identified.
Now we’re back in the shop—building back better.