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The Boys & Girls Clubs of Cecil & Harford Counties has been running a successful FLL program for more than 14 years. They are bringing together thier best engineers for this challenge. More info to come! We are a hardworking team. Most members of the team have participated in state FLL competition. We have also participated in other coding and engineering. We have all participated in Lego League and want to sharpen our skills ahead of the upcoming season. We want to gain experience by working with time limitation. We also wanted to give Owen another chance to compete because he aged out of Lego League.
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LET'S GO Boys & Girls works specifically with underserved student populations in the Baltimore region. They will be brining together their top students from the many schools they serve. You can learn more about this organization at 
This group of students is formed from three separate teams with vast experience STEM competitions including FLL, FRC, VEX, and Cyber Patriot to name a few. They range in age from 13-16 years old and represent home-school, online-school, private and public school environments. "It will be fun to get together with great WV and regional talents for this unique inaugural competition."
The Mystical Geniuses are a community team in Woodstock, MD. They say this sounds like a fun and it is challenging to participate in one day design. Also would be interested in meeting wonderful kids and teams!
We all are rising 8th-grade students and go to Roberto Clemente Middle School, in Germantown, Maryland. Our school has robotics club. We competed FLL last year. We are excited to compete again this year. Robotics club of our school participates in the FLL competition every year. But for FLL, buying parts can be expensive. We have a robotics unit in our 7th grade school year which also requires parts for each student. Our team is very excited about this great opportunity for raising money for our school FLL team and for putting our skills to the test. It will help us to uplift our skills in EV3 robotics by learning something new from all other teams participating in this competition. We feel that by competing in this challenge, we will learn how to work as a team under a time crunch and find ways to solve problems that we have never put to test before. We are going to be participating in FLL in 8th grade and this competition will be a great way to start off our FLL year.
We are a team of students from Howard County who are passionate about STEM. We have competed in FIRST programs for the past few years and are now in FTC. We are also involved with the RMI - MD Regional Manufacturing Institute as student partners and are interested in learning about how STEM skills apply in manufacturing. We would like to participate in this challenge in order to use our FLL robot design skills and take them to a new level. This challenge will be an excellent opportunity for our team to collaborate and bond through a challenge that will help prepare us for the intensity of real-world manufacturing. We are excited for the challenge of rapid design, construction, programming, and documentation and the opportunity to apply the skills we have learned in robotics. We have competed in both FLL and FTC so we look forward to the challenge of using the variety of skills of each member of the team in this accelerated challenge. We would also like to participate in the competition because as an FTC team, we will be able to increase our FLL skills to better support the many FLL teams we mentor throughout the season. We are also motivated to committed to the competition in order to earn funds to help support our FTC team.
Downingtown Area Robotics team is starting our 4th year together and are now rookies on an FTC team. We have been to the FLL World Festival twice. We are a team that really works well together. In a challenge like this, we know how to "divide and conquer" in order to get things done quickly!