Sunday, July 25, 2021
R2OC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit partnership of Rock River Valley US First Robotics Teams. Our goal is to provide an off-season event where FIRST Robotics teams can participate in a competition, show off their 'bots to the community, and meet others who share their robotics enthusiasm.
RACVB, the Rockford Area Convention and Visitors Bureau produced a Video Recap of the 2019 Competition.
Please use the 2019 Event Flyer to promote R2OC.
RACVB, the Rockford Area Convention and Visitors Bureau produced a Video Recap of the 2018 Competition.
Congratulations to the 2018 Competition Winners!
Competition Champions:
5934, Crowbotics; 1792, Round Table Robotics; 111, Wildstang; 167 Children of the Corn
Competition Finalists:
2451, PWNAGE; 4655, Stateline Robotics; 81, Freeport Metalheads; 967, Iron Lions
Many thanks to all the participating teams, parents, coaches, and volunteers. We couldn’t make this event happen without you.
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Please use the 2018 Event Flyer to promote R2OC: 2018 robotics flyer
The Rock River Robotics Off-Season Competition makes a difference in our community. Learn more by reading our 2017 Community Impact Statement.
Congratulations to the 2017 Rock River Off-Season Competition winners.
Competition Champions:
2451, PWNAGE; 1625, Winnovation; 2062, C.O.R.E. Ronotics; 2704, Roaring Robotics
Competition Finalists:
4485, Tribe Tech Robotics; 5822, WolfByte; 1675, Ultimate Protection Squad; 6237, Martin Motion
Many thanks to all participating teams. We hope you enjoyed the event and will be back in 2018!
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Congratulations to Mark Anderson, winner of the 2017 Bob Trojan “Making It Loud” Award. This award honors an individual or community organization who has worked to promote FIRST Robotics programs.
Mark has dedicated countless hours over many years to supporting FIRST Lego League in the Rick River Valley. Starting as an FLL coach of both home and school based teams and progressing on to organizing and running FLL regional competitions. When FLL expanded in our community and outgrew one regional competition, he didn’t hesitate at hosting two Regionals each season on two different weekends providing hundreds of local youth the opportunity to show their skills to their friends, families and our community.