Beach Cities Robotics
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| Full name | FIRST Robotics Team 294 |
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| Nickname(s) | 294, BCR |
| Short name | BCR |
| Founded | 1999 |
| Organization |
Mira Costa High School Redondo Union High School |
| Events attended | Los Angeles San Diego Orange County |
| Championships | 2 |
| Events results |
2016 FRC Los Angeles Regional Finalists 2014 FRC Los Angeles Regional Champions 2014 FRC Inland Empire Regional Finalists 2012 FRC Los Angeles Regional Finalists 2011 FRC San Diego Finalists 2010 FRC World Champions 2010 FRC Newton Field Coopertition Award 2010 FRC San Diego Regional Champions 2010 FRC Los Angeles Regional Finalists 2009 FRC Los Angeles Regional Finalists 2008 FRC Los Angeles Regional Finalists 2008 FRC San Diego Regional Champions 2007 FRC San Diego Regional Champions 2004 FRC Southern California Regional Chairman's Award 2003 FRC Southern California Regional Finalists 2008 FTC World Champions 2001 FRC National Champions |
| First game | Double Trouble |
| Current robot name | Lead Zeppelin |
| Website | [1] |
2016 FRC Los Angeles Regional Finalists 2014 FRC Los Angeles Regional Champions 2014 FRC Inland Empire Regional Finalists 2012 FRC Los Angeles Regional Finalists 2011 FRC San Diego Finalists 2010 FRC World Champions 2010 FRC Newton Field Coopertition Award 2010 FRC San Diego Regional Champions 2010 FRC Los Angeles Regional Finalists 2009 FRC Los Angeles Regional Finalists 2008 FRC Los Angeles Regional Finalists 2008 FRC San Diego Regional Champions 2007 FRC San Diego Regional Champions 2004 FRC Southern California Regional Chairman's Award 2003 FRC Southern California Regional Finalists 2008 FTC World Champions
Beach Cities Robotics is a FIRST robotics team from the South Bay area in Southern California. Team is composed of members from both Mira Costa High School and Redondo Union High School.
Beach Cities Robotics (Team 294) won the 2010 FIRST Breakaway competition in Atlanta, Georgia, along with alliance partners, Team 67 (HOT Team), and Team 177 (Bobcat Robotics). Beach Cities Robotics also won the 2001 FIRST National Championship, and the FIRST Tech Challenge (Quad Quandary) World Championship in 2008.
Beach Cities Robotics often participates in outreach activities in the South Bay, doing demos for middle schools and science events in the community, as well as attending local school district and city council meetings. The team participates in the annual Northrop Grumman open house.
FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) is an organization that encourages learning in engineering and technology by sponsoring robotics competitions, based on grade level. FRC is the highest level competition, for high schoolers.
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