2010 New York City FIRST Tech Challenge Championship Results

Tournament Championship Winning Alliance Teams

  247  reVolt, Pope John XXIII High School    (Captain)

3371  Botley Crue, Midwood High School

   18  Techno Chix, Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson

 Tournament Finalist Alliance Teams

3920  Pirates, George Westinghouse High School    (Captain)

3951  Suffern Syborgs 2,  Suffern High School

3244  Bulldogs,  Washington Irving High School

DIVISION FINALIST ALLIANCES 

Empire Division

3007  Robotic Rams,  Carmel High School    (Captain)

199  Overclocked Robots,  Corning, Inc.

  310  Stuyvesant,  Stuyvesant High School

 Gotham Division

3929  Cthulhu,  Humanaties Prep.

3540  RoboBoogie,  Hewlett High School

  123  Syosset,  Syosset High School

Inspire Award

3415 Lancers,  Livingston High School

 Motivate Award

18  Techno Chix,  Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson

 Connect Award

3540  RoboBoogie,  Hewlett High School

 Rockwell Collins Innovate Award

 479  Stuyvesant,  Stuyvesant High School

 PTC Design Award

199  Overclocked Robots,  Corning NY

 Think Award

2864  Bounty Hunters,  St. Clare’s School

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