2000CO-OPERTITION FIRST

Rocky on The Blue Alliance (opens in a new tab)

For the 2000 season, Team 254 competed with Rocky. The team won the Silicon Valley and Lone Star Regionals, then won two offseason events.

Rocky, Team 254's 2000 FRC robot

Specifications

  1. Reliable hanging mechanism for bonus points
  2. Effective defensive play, recognized with a Defensive Strategy Award

Results & Awards

  1. Silicon Valley Regional (The Blue Alliance, opens in a new tab)

    Champion

  2. Lone Star Regional (The Blue Alliance, opens in a new tab)

    Champion

    Defensive Strategy Award

  3. FIRST Championship (The Blue Alliance, opens in a new tab)

    Judges’ Award

  4. SCRRF Summer Classic

    Champion

  5. WRRF CalGames

    Champion · Human Player Challenge Winner · King of the Hill Finalist

Winner
2000 Lone Star Regional
Winner
2000 NASA Ames Regional

The Game

CO-OPERTITION FIRST

CO-OPERTITION FIRST was the game for the 2000 FIRST Robotics Competition. The playing field was a carpeted, rectangular area with two 6 ft tall trough-style goals located midfield, one for each alliance. Between the goals was an 8 ft wide ramp with a 5 ft tall bar, which robots hung on to score points. At the start of each match, each alliance station contains seven yellow balls and one black ball. Fifteen yellow balls and two black balls are located at the far end of the playing field. Alliances receive one point for each yellow ball and five points for each black ball in their goal, and not in contact with their robot. Robots that were completely on the ramp each earned five points for their alliance. A robot hanging from the horizontal bar connecting the two goals earned ten points for its alliance. Read more on Wikipedia (opens in a new tab).

2000 FIRST Robotics Competition season