Last season was another successful season for North Carolina FIRST Tech Challenge!
North Carolina FIRST Tech Challenge had a total of 6 Qualifying Tournaments over a one-month span, early January to early February, in locations as far East as Asheville and as far West as Farmville. The number of teams at each tournament varied between a minimum of 16 and a maximum of 36. The mixture of first-time and experienced Host Sites consisted of both private and public schools.
A "Thank You" to all volunteers and to each team who participated in our Virtual Season.
A 36-team State Championship tournament was held in March, virtually, for the chance to advance to the World Championships. Unfortunately, Worlds were cancelled for 2021. Congratulations to the teams who qualified for Worlds!
North Carolina FIRST Tech Challenge had a total of 6 Qualifying Tournaments over a one-month span, early January to early February, in locations as far East as Asheville and as far West as Farmville. The number of teams at each tournament varied between a minimum of 16 and a maximum of 36. The mixture of first-time and experienced Host Sites consisted of both private and public schools.
A "Thank You" to all volunteers and to each team who participated in our Virtual Season.
A 36-team State Championship tournament was held in March, virtually, for the chance to advance to the World Championships. Unfortunately, Worlds were cancelled for 2021. Congratulations to the teams who qualified for Worlds!
QUALIFYING TOURNAMENTS:
The typical season will comprise of approximately seven qualifying tournaments across the state. This number will be dictated by the number of registered FTC teams. Currently, each FTC team has the opportunity to compete in two tournaments.
The number of teams advancing to the NC FTC State Championship will be determined based on the number of teams at each qualifying tournament. This number will be announced at the coaches meeting on the day of the tournament. Most of the qualifying tournaments will be capped at a maximum of 24 teams.
Teams must be registered with NC FTC in order to participate in a NC Qualifying Tournament. NC is a closed state, therefore teams from other states may not participate in a NC tournament.
The typical season will comprise of approximately seven qualifying tournaments across the state. This number will be dictated by the number of registered FTC teams. Currently, each FTC team has the opportunity to compete in two tournaments.
The number of teams advancing to the NC FTC State Championship will be determined based on the number of teams at each qualifying tournament. This number will be announced at the coaches meeting on the day of the tournament. Most of the qualifying tournaments will be capped at a maximum of 24 teams.
Teams must be registered with NC FTC in order to participate in a NC Qualifying Tournament. NC is a closed state, therefore teams from other states may not participate in a NC tournament.
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP:
North Carolina has one FTC state championship. There will be approximately 36 teams participating and the day will result in the crowning of a North Carolina FTC State Champion. This is definitely the time to bring your "A" game, sense of humor, and open mind. Depending on your judged results and robot scores, your team can qualify for advancement to the World Championships. The number of advancing teams is determined by FIRST.
North Carolina has one FTC state championship. There will be approximately 36 teams participating and the day will result in the crowning of a North Carolina FTC State Champion. This is definitely the time to bring your "A" game, sense of humor, and open mind. Depending on your judged results and robot scores, your team can qualify for advancement to the World Championships. The number of advancing teams is determined by FIRST.
