2026 Adventist Robotics League Championship — FTC

April 12, 2026 · Forest Lake Academy, Apopka, FL · 2025–26 DECODE Season

On this page you can see the results of the Adventist Robotics League Championship FTC tournament. There are links to the start of each match in the livestream video. This is great for sharing with friends and family who weren’t able to attend the tournament, so they can see the excitement and hard work on display. You can also use it to review your matches and look for ways to improve, or scout strategies that other teams are using!

Tip: Click on any team number to highlight all of that team’s appearances on the page.

Full tournament livestream

Event results on FTC Events

Qualification Matches

Match Red Alliance 1 Red Alliance 2 Red Score Blue Alliance 1 Blue Alliance 2 Blue Score Video Link
Q1 24480 JagTech 18783 Eagle Tech 99 32453 TIGERBOTICS 16899 CPUsaders_T 70 50:55
Q2 19712 NDAASentinels 27795 The Sentinels 106 32314 Marcus Bartholomew the Third Senior 31620 Titanium Talons (Collegedale Academy) 119 57:31
Q3 13153 Marvin’s Minions 26646 Stallion Robotics 40 20840 The Senjus of Raleigh 11020 Gearhead Gladiators 36 1:03:29
Q4 8990 Mile High Academy Mustangs 32350 CODEIAKS 100 5198 Wingnuts 21993 Tech Titans 101 1:08:51
Q5 23958 Wait4iT 31907 Wisconsin Academy 58 30646 Apocalypse Neo Gen 28228 Mountaingears 71 1:14:56
Q6 24813 SHCA Happy Hawks 32453 TIGERBOTICS 129 32314 Marcus Bartholomew the Third Senior 26646 Stallion Robotics 70 1:19:43
Q7 28228 Mountaingears 31620 Titanium Talons (Collegedale Academy) 18 24480 JagTech 21993 Tech Titans 132 2:30:35
Q8 31907 Wisconsin Academy 8990 Mile High Academy Mustangs 56 24813 SHCA Happy Hawks 13153 Marvin’s Minions 128 2:35:38
Q9 5198 Wingnuts 20840 The Senjus of Raleigh 63 27795 The Sentinels 16899 CPUsaders_T 106 2:40:49
Q10 11020 Gearhead Gladiators 23958 Wait4iT 61 19712 NDAASentinels 32350 CODEIAKS 72 2:45:50
Q11 24813 SHCA Happy Hawks 18783 Eagle Tech 114 30646 Apocalypse Neo Gen 5198 Wingnuts 102 2:50:54
Q12 26646 Stallion Robotics 11020 Gearhead Gladiators 31 27795 The Sentinels 28228 Mountaingears 102 2:56:36
Q13 23958 Wait4iT 32314 Marcus Bartholomew the Third Senior 80 8990 Mile High Academy Mustangs 24480 JagTech 107 3:01:03
Q14 30646 Apocalypse Neo Gen 13153 Marvin’s Minions 38 16899 CPUsaders_T 19712 NDAASentinels 61 3:08:19
Q15 31620 Titanium Talons (Collegedale Academy) 20840 The Senjus of Raleigh 35 32350 CODEIAKS 32453 TIGERBOTICS 50 3:15:35
Q16 21993 Tech Titans 31907 Wisconsin Academy 107 18783 Eagle Tech 19712 NDAASentinels 64 3:20:01
Q17 32350 CODEIAKS 27795 The Sentinels 144 13153 Marvin’s Minions 24480 JagTech 84 3:25:51
Q18 21993 Tech Titans 24813 SHCA Happy Hawks 142 23958 Wait4iT 16899 CPUsaders_T 69 3:35:47
Q19 26646 Stallion Robotics 30646 Apocalypse Neo Gen 51 31620 Titanium Talons (Collegedale Academy) 8990 Mile High Academy Mustangs 89 3:40:41
Q20 32453 TIGERBOTICS 5198 Wingnuts 86 31907 Wisconsin Academy 11020 Gearhead Gladiators 34 3:47:00
Q21 28228 Mountaingears 32314 Marcus Bartholomew the Third Senior 110 18783 Eagle Tech 20840 The Senjus of Raleigh 60 3:51:47
Q22 5198 Wingnuts 23958 Wait4iT 81 13153 Marvin’s Minions 31620 Titanium Talons (Collegedale Academy) 39 3:56:35
Q23 24480 JagTech 19712 NDAASentinels 126 20840 The Senjus of Raleigh 24813 SHCA Happy Hawks 114 4:01:29
Q24 28228 Mountaingears 32453 TIGERBOTICS 64 27795 The Sentinels 8990 Mile High Academy Mustangs 92 4:07:20
Q25 16899 CPUsaders_T 31907 Wisconsin Academy 117 32350 CODEIAKS 26646 Stallion Robotics 87 4:15:06
Q26 11020 Gearhead Gladiators 30646 Apocalypse Neo Gen 38 21993 Tech Titans 32314 Marcus Bartholomew the Third Senior 80 4:21:24
Q27 18783 Eagle Tech 27795 The Sentinels 101 26646 Stallion Robotics 23958 Wait4iT 68 4:25:50

Qualification Rankings

Rank Team Ranking Score W-L-T High Score OPR
1 21993 Tech Titans 4.40 5-0-0 142 44
2 24813 SHCA Happy Hawks 3.20 4-1-0 142 101
3 5198 Wingnuts 3.20 3-2-0 102 58
4 24480 JagTech 3.00 4-1-0 132 80
5 27795 The Sentinels 3.00 4-1-0 144 72
6 32314 Marcus Bartholomew the Third Senior 2.80 3-2-0 119 60
7 32350 CODEIAKS 2.40 3-2-0 144 54
8 19712 NDAASentinels 2.40 3-2-0 126 30
9 18783 Eagle Tech 2.40 3-2-0 114 28
10 32453 TIGERBOTICS 2.40 3-2-0 129 22
11 28228 Mountaingears 2.20 3-2-0 110 30
12 8990 Mile High Academy Mustangs 2.00 3-2-0 107 33
13 16899 CPUsaders_T 2.00 3-2-0 117 46
14 31907 Wisconsin Academy 2.00 2-3-0 117 42
15 13153 Marvin’s Minions 1.80 2-3-0 128 12
16 31620 Titanium Talons (Collegedale Academy) 1.80 2-3-0 119 30
17 23958 Wait4iT 1.40 1-4-0 81 29
18 30646 Apocalypse Neo Gen 1.40 1-4-0 102 33
19 11020 Gearhead Gladiators 1.00 0-5-0 61 11
20 20840 The Senjus of Raleigh 0.80 0-5-0 114 16
21 26646 Stallion Robotics 0.80 1-4-0 87 25

Playoff Matches

Alliances were formed through alliance selection after qualification matches. The top-ranked teams selected their alliance partners for a double-elimination playoff bracket.

Alliances

Seed Captain Pick
1 21993 Tech Titans 24813 SHCA Happy Hawks
2 5198 Wingnuts 27795 The Sentinels
3 24480 JagTech 19712 NDAASentinels
4 32314 Marcus Bartholomew the Third Senior 16899 CPUsaders_T
5 32350 CODEIAKS 8990 Mile High Academy Mustangs
6 18783 Eagle Tech 32453 TIGERBOTICS

Bracket

Match Red Alliance Blue Alliance Red Score Blue Score Video Link
Upper Bracket Round 1 — Match 1 32314 Marcus Bartholomew the Third Senior / 16899 CPUsaders_T 32350 CODEIAKS / 8990 Mile High Academy Mustangs 100 48 5:22:18
Upper Bracket Round 1 — Match 2 24480 JagTech / 19712 NDAASentinels 18783 Eagle Tech / 32453 TIGERBOTICS 113 73 5:28:30
Upper Bracket Round 2 — Match 3 21993 Tech Titans / 24813 SHCA Happy Hawks 32314 Marcus Bartholomew the Third Senior / 16899 CPUsaders_T 124 129 5:36:05
Upper Bracket Round 2 — Match 4 5198 Wingnuts / 27795 The Sentinels 24480 JagTech / 19712 NDAASentinels 100 121 5:43:10
Lower Bracket Round 3 — Match 5 21993 Tech Titans / 24813 SHCA Happy Hawks 18783 Eagle Tech / 32453 TIGERBOTICS 150 86 5:55:41
Lower Bracket Round 3 — Match 6 5198 Wingnuts / 27795 The Sentinels 32350 CODEIAKS / 8990 Mile High Academy Mustangs 97 85 6:01:19
Upper Bracket Round 4 — Match 7 32314 Marcus Bartholomew the Third Senior / 16899 CPUsaders_T 24480 JagTech / 19712 NDAASentinels 80 108 6:08:23
Lower Bracket Round 4 — Match 8 5198 Wingnuts / 27795 The Sentinels 21993 Tech Titans / 24813 SHCA Happy Hawks 140 153 6:15:51
Lower Bracket Round 5 — Match 9 32314 Marcus Bartholomew the Third Senior / 16899 CPUsaders_T 21993 Tech Titans / 24813 SHCA Happy Hawks 91 128 6:31:01
Final Bracket Round 6 — Match 10 24480 JagTech / 19712 NDAASentinels 21993 Tech Titans / 24813 SHCA Happy Hawks 115 129 6:48:09
Final Bracket Round 7 — Match 11 24480 JagTech / 19712 NDAASentinels 21993 Tech Titans / 24813 SHCA Happy Hawks 58 46 7:02:37

Awards Ceremony

Start of awards ceremony

Design Award — 7:33:05

The Design Award celebrates a team that truly understands industrial design — striking a balance between form, function, and aesthetics while meeting this season’s challenge. The team’s design process results in a robot that is efficient, effective, and inspiring in the way it tackles the game.

“Engineering is the art of solving problems, but design is the art of doing it with style and precision. The Design Award recognizes a team that has incorporated more than code into their solution. This team’s robot didn’t just perform on the field — it looked like it belonged in a high-tech showroom.”

Reach Award — 7:34:43

The Reach Award goes to a team that has brought new people into FIRST — whether new teams, mentors, or volunteers — and inspired them to embrace the FIRST culture, helping our community grow and thrive.

“This team stands out for its strong support of FIRST. From hosting events to bringing technology to the community, this team wastes no time.”

Control Award — 7:36:22

The Control Award celebrates a team that uses sensors and software to enhance their robot’s performance with innovative solutions like autonomous operation, smarter mechanical systems, or sensor use. They tackle game challenges with creativity and skill, showing how technology can push their robot to the next level.

“This team demonstrated exceptional mastery of programming, sensors, and autonomous performance. As an FLL-to-FTC team, they delivered a highly reliable autonomous robot enhanced by improved mechanical systems and precise integration of color and distance sensors, including robust color check operations. Leveraging advanced techniques like Pedro Pathing, they achieve consistent, efficient, and intelligent robot control.”

Innovate Award sponsored by RTX — 7:37:58

The Innovate Award sponsored by RTX celebrates a team that has the ingenuity and inventiveness to make their designs come to life. This award is given to the team that judges feel has the most innovative and creative robot design solution to this season’s game. Elements of this award include elegant design, robustness, and out-of-the-box thinking. This award may address the design of the whole robot or some subassembly component. The creative component needs to work consistently.

“For many, the first year in FIRST Tech Challenge is about learning the ropes. But this rookie team didn’t just learn the ropes — they used them to tie together a brilliant plan to prove that ‘rookie’ is just a label, but innovation is a mindset.”

Sustain Award — 7:39:52

The Sustain Award celebrates the team that plans for the future of their program, ensuring it will thrive long after today. They have established plans for finances, projects, and team sustainability, track their progress, and show dedication to leadership and long-term growth.

“This team demonstrated exceptional commitment to sustainability and long-term impact. As the first place winner, they’ve leveraged a multi-year grant to build a lasting program rooted in reusing resources and repurposing materials within their school community. Their passion for sustainability not only strengthened their team but created a model for responsible innovation that others can follow.”

Connect Award — 7:41:45

The Connect Award is presented to the team that has built strong connections with their local STEM community. With a clear plan and intentional steps, they grow their skills and show how teamwork and community involvement drives success.

“This team visited local schools to inspire kids to be excited about their robotic journey. They battled with time management, but they found time to get together outside of class to achieve their success. Overall, their teamwork and enthusiasm attracted professionals in their community, which impacted their team’s motivation and assisted them in achieving their goals.”

Think Award — 7:43:13

The Think Award goes to the team that best showcases their engineering journey throughout the FIRST Tech Challenge season. Judges use the team’s portfolio to see evidence of the engineering process, lessons learned, or analysis guiding their decisions. This award celebrates the team’s thoughtful approach to building their robot.

“This team set a goal for the year to make community impact, inspire the future, and ensure their legacy continues. They set goals and created list after list to identify not only what they needed to just get by, but also a set of wish list items to reach even higher. They use their physical, mental, and spiritual accomplishments acquired with consistency to overcome their challenges and struggles.”

Finalist Alliance — 7:45:06

Winning Alliance — 7:46:07

FIRST Leadership Award — 7:46:59

The Leadership Award nominees are nominated by their teams for their contribution and impact on others, exemplifying leadership and commitment on the FIRST Tech Challenge team, in the school, and in their community.

Semifinalists were presented during the opening ceremony:

“This individual is committed to sharing the FTC competition on his online channel as well as in person and is extremely supportive of various teams around the world as well as their team at home. This great leader will go so far.”

Inspire Award — 7:48:57

The Inspire Award is presented to the team that embodies the best of FIRST. This team is made up of strong ambassadors, role models, and gracious competitors. This team excels across judged award categories, works together to design and build their robot, and shares their experience, enthusiasm, and knowledge with other teams, sponsors, their community, and of course, the judges.

Match data provided by the FIRST Tech Challenge Events API. This page was generated with the help of the FTC Tournament Analyzer AI skill.