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2022-2023: POWER PLAY

The 2022-2023 season is called Power Play. In this season, teams must work to score points through a variety of methods. Teams must place cone shaped objects in various places on the ground and in poles with differing heights in order to gain points. The round is split into an autonomous section and a driver controlled section. Teams must have pre-programed their robot to accomplish certain actions for the autonomous section. Each round has two alliances competing against each other and each alliance consists of two teams. Teams must work together with their alliance partner in order to gain the most points possible. To view more details, see the kickoff broadcast below.

View the Kickoff Broadcast presented by Raytheon Technologies: https://youtu.be/DhhTHuA1Z50

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2021-2022: FREIGHT FRENZY

Freight Frenzy is the current season, and it is the second season that Batteries Not Included has competed in. We placed 8th in our league at qualification events. At the Hill Country/North San Antonio League Tournament, the team placed 7th in the robot competition and won 1st place for the Control Award sponsored by Arm Inc. We advanced to the Texas Central regional competition and placed 32nd in the robot competition and came in 3rd place for the Innovate Award sponsored by Raytheon Technologies. We also had two Dean's List Semifinalists on our team, one of which advanced to Dean's List Finalist. We competed in the Texas UIL State Championship placing 8th in qualification matches and becoming the 2nd pick team for the 4th seed alliance. Click below to learn more about this season!

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2020-2021: ULTIMATE GOAL

The 2020-2021 season was our rookie season. The first four of our meets were played virtually among the teams in our league. We placed 4th in the league with these match results. At the Hill Country/ North San Antonio League Tournament, the team also placed 4th in the robot competition and qualified in 2nd place for the Design Award and 1st place for the Collins Aerospace Innovate Award. We advanced to the Central Texas Regional Tournament where we placed 24th in the robot competition and came in 3rd place for the Motivate Award. We competed in the Texas UIL State Championship placing 7th in qualification matches and becoming the 4th semifinal alliance captain. Click below to learn more about this season!

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