The Grauer School's FTC Shockwave Robotics #3848 team had a great performance at their second competition of the season. The team won 3 of their 5 matches, and their robot performed extremely well.
Shockwave Robotics Team Competition: Second Meet of the Season
From Liam Murphy, Shockwave Robotics Team Coach with Mentors Morgan Brown and Daren Gardner:
The Grauer School's FTC Shockwave Robotics #3848 team had a great performance at their Gauss League Meet in Carlsbad last Sunday, January 12. The team won 3 of their 5 matches, and their robot performed extremely well. The team is looking forward to making improvements to the robot that will help them be even more successful in their next meet. Congratulations to Shockwave team members Nate M. '20, Jason W. '21, Lourdes F. '22, Joshua B. '22, Milo A. '22, Gabriel C. '23, Ethan D. '23, John Joseph H. '23, and Max B. '23 on a great second meet of the season! The team's next meet will be on Sunday, January 26 at University City High School.
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