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  • Banquet Reminder

    Banquet Reminder

    Just a friendly reminder to the team not to forget to RSVP about the annual Robotics Banquet coming up on May 9th. The deadline to RSVP is May 2nd. You can call Mr.Christman or stop by the robotics room after school to let him know if you are coming or ...

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  • FIRST Championship

    FIRST Championship

    We've made it to the 2012 FIRST Championship at the Edward Jones Dome in St. Louis Missouri. Here's some information that will allow you to follow along as we make our bid to be world champions. Rebound Rumble (2012 Game Description) Webcast (Made available by NASA) We'll be competing in the Galileo Division: Team ...

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  • FIRST and Team 48 - Would You Like To Know More?

    We on FIRST Team 48 Delphi E.L.I.T.E. are more than happy to answer any questions you may have about our team or starting your own FIRST team within your school/community. We work closely with the other FIRST teams in the Youngstown-Warren region to help rookie teams start off on ...

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  • The “Princes” of Queen City

    The Princes of Queen City

    Way to go Team 48 on winning 2nd place at the Queen City Regional in Cincinnati! This was the toughest and largest regional for our team so far this year. We blew right through the qualification matches, with only 2 losses. At the end of qualification matches we were ranked ...

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  • The Final Day of the Wisconsin Regional

    The Final Day of the Wisconsin Regional

    What a Day! As you probably already heard, the Delphi E.L.I.T.E. team has once again shown outstanding work in shooting those baskets. Our team scored in 2nd place in the Qualification matches, which made us second in picking who we wanted for the elimination matches. We picked the strong teams ...

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“Arching” Into the World Championship

 

This year, as you probably already know, the World Championship took place in St. Louis, Missouri. After visiting the St. Louis zoo on Wednesday, a few team members went to the venue to set up our pit and check out the huge place. On Thursday, the matches started without delay! The Championship is much different than your everyday Regional, however. The Matches are split into four fields (we were placed in Division “Galileo”), and the winners of each division advance on to the Finals Division named “Einstein”.  After going through all the qualification matches, Team 48 placed in the top 8 in our division! This is a first for our team and will go down in history!

 

The teams we pick for our alliances determine our fate for the upcoming matches. The Scouting Team did a great job at picking the best teams that our robot works best with! Our team, in the end, paired up with the teams 1323 and 1732. We made it to the Semi-Finals of our division, but eventually lost by a few points to a very tough alliance. This was the farthest we’ve ever LED an alliance through the elimination rounds at the Championship as an alliance captain and is a great achievement! Congratulations Team 48 for a great job at the St. Louis World Championship!

 

 

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Banquet Reminder

Just a friendly reminder to the team not to forget to RSVP about the annual Robotics Banquet coming up on May 9th. The deadline to RSVP is May 2nd. You can call Mr.Christman or stop by the robotics room after school to let him know if you are coming or not. The banquet is being held this year at Dilucia’s at approximately 6:00pm. Each robotics team member can take two other people with them for free (preferably your parents or family members). Any additional person coming is not covered under the fees and is an additional $16.00. If you are bringing more than two people, please tell Mr.Christman so he may reserve the right number of people attending. Don’t miss out on this exciting (and delicious) banquet!

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Safety All-Stars

The results are finally in! After the endless and much-needed safety quizzes (provided from the loving SLAMM Team) we finally have our safety all-stars! These people got the highest scores on the quizzes and demonstrate excellent safety skills. Congratulations Morgan Kush for getting the second highest score on the Safety Quizzes! And, tying for the highest score, were the dynamic safety duo of Choniece Phillips and Tyler Nimmagada. Congratulations to all three of you on a job “safely” done!

Tyler Nimmagada

Morgan Kush

Choniece Phillips

 

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FIRST Championship

We’ve made it to the 2012 FIRST Championship at the Edward Jones Dome in St. Louis Missouri. Here’s some information that will allow you to follow along as we make our bid to be world champions.
Rebound Rumble (2012 Game Description)

Webcast (Made available by NASA)

We’ll be competing in the Galileo Division:
Team List
Match Schedule
Qualification Matches: (All times are approximate) CST=Central Standard Time; EST=Eastern Standard Time
Match 15 | Thurs 2:14p CST (3:14p EST) | 49-49 T
Match 26 | Thurs 3:20p CST (4:20p EST) | 55-36 W
Match 37 | Thurs 4:36p CST (5:46p EST) | 48-57 L
Match 52 | Thurs 7:20p CST (8:20p EST) | 56-37 W
Match 69 | Fri 10:18a CST (11:18a EST) | 56-47 L
Match 85 | Fri 1:14p CST (2:14p EST) | 31-59 W
Match 104 | Fri 3:24p CST (4:24p EST) | 43-45 W
Match 118 | Fri 4:48p CST (5:48p EST) | 32-52 W
Match 138 | Sat 9:03a CST (10:03a EST) | 9-43 W

We finished off as the #8 seed. We then were moved to 7th seed and chose FIRST teams 1732 and 1323 to help in our bid to become World Champions. Our efforts were thwarted in the semi-finals. But we finished on a high note scoring 48 points!

Match Results
Standings
Awards

If you’re away from your computer and still want to keep up with Delphi ELITE, download FRC Spyder on your favorite Smart Phone: Google Play  |  Apple App Store
FIRST has a special mobile friendly website too.

A message from Congressman Tim Ryan: “Good luck to the Harding Robotics team at the FIRST Championship in St. Louis!”

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News Coverage of Media Day

WKBN/WYTV Coverage (April 17)
WFMJ Coverage (April 18)

Tribune Article w/ video (April 18)
Vindicator Article (April 18)

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FIRST and Team 48 – Would You Like To Know More?

We on FIRST Team 48 Delphi E.L.I.T.E. are more than happy to answer any questions you may have about our team or starting your own FIRST team within your school/community. We work closely with the other FIRST teams in the Youngstown-Warren region to help rookie teams start off on the right foot!

FIRST offers a spectrum of four different programs that collectively serve the needs of students in grades K-12. FLL and FRC are the most established programs locally, but we can also provide startup assistance for new JrFLL or FTC teams. For more information on the FIRST family of programs, please visit http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprograms.

For those who may be interested in sponsoring Team 48, we invite you to visit our Sponsors page to learn more.

Finally – if you would like to contact team leadership directly, please visit our Contact page, or simply email webmaster@delphielite.com. We will respond promptly to your requests for information.

Thank you for your interest in FIRST and Team 48!

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Robotics Open House

The Warren G. Harding FIRST Robotics Team, Delphi ELITE, Team 48 will be holding a Media Event and Open House on Tuesday, April 17th from 2:30-4:30 in the Small Gym at Warren G. Harding High School (Please enter the building through the Athletic Entrance on the East side of the building). Team 48 has had an amazing season so far, and hopes to continue this success as we get geared up for the trip to St. Louis for the World Championship.

Students and Mentors from Team 48 will be on hand to answer questions and give demonstrations of this year’s robot and game. Representatives from Warren City Schools, as well as Delphi will be on hand to show their support for the team as well. Everyone is invited this to this event to support the team for all their hard work throughout this season!

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The “Princes” of Queen City

Way to go Team 48 on winning 2nd place at the Queen City Regional in Cincinnati! This was the toughest and largest regional for our team so far this year. We blew right through the qualification matches, with only 2 losses. At the end of qualification matches we were ranked 4th. After much consideration and help from our well respected scouts, we decided that we wanted to select our friends from Austintown, FIRST Team 3193; Falco Tech and FIRST Team 1038, the Thunderhawks, from Cincinnati. Our bid to be regional champs was hard fought. The quarter and semi-finals each brought us to a third match. The finals pinned us against the tough alliance of the FIRST teams 45, 781, 3940, who, by the way, can balance all three of their robots on the bridge. After a tough match, we ended up losing the first finals round. We needed to win the next round to advance and win the regional. We lost that match by only 2 points! The Queen City Regional was very competitive, but also, a lot of fun. If you would like to see this match or any other matches, go to our youtube channel and see how competitive the QCR really was.

On top of taking home the Regional Finalist Award, we also won the Underwriters Laboratories Industrial Safety Award. We demonstrated that we know safety inside and out. This award takes into consideration how well we promote safety at the competition, but also how well we promote safety at home.

The next venue that Team 48 will be traveling to is in St.Louis for the FIRST Championship! Teams will come near and far for this competition, so this will be the time to show what our team is made of! Stay Tuned for further updates.

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News coverage on Cincinnati’s WXIX 19

Students compete in robotics competition (WXIX 19 from Cincinnati)
http://www.fox19.com/story/17357755/students-compete-in-robotics-competition

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Shout-out to Our Friends From Queen City

Special thanks from Delphi E.L.I.T.E. to Team 144 for helping us out in a tight spot. After the matches on Friday, our bus broke down, unable to pick us up. The whole team was sitting outside waiting when the generous captain of team 1772 comes and asks if we needed help. His team kindly lets us use their bus to get back to our hotel safe and sound! Without them, we would be stuck at the venue for who knows how long! Thank you again Team 144!

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