This was our team's first year. The game involved stacking tetrahedron shaped PVC pipes on top of each other to score points. Our design involved a telescoping arm with a dog toy at the end to help maneuver the pipes. Awards for this season include St. Louis Regional Champion, St. Louis Top Seed Rookie, St. Louis All-Star Award, and St. Louis Xerox Creativity Award.

This was one of our team's most successful years. The game involved picking up foam poof balls and shooting them into one of three box-like goals at the end of the field. Points could also be scored at the end of the match by getting your robot up onto a platform. Awards for this year were the St. Louis Autodesk Visualization Award, St.

Rack and Roll was a game compromised of inflatable tubes; these are similar to the tubes used in a swimming pool. The goal was to stack as many tubes as possible onto a rack in rows and columns to score points. At the end of the match it was possible to earn bonus points by lifting your teammates 12 inches or more off the ground. This season's awards include the St.

The primary goal of this year was to manipulate track balls that are 40 inches in diameter and inflatable. The game was played on a track with an overpass over top of it. The track balls started on top of the overpass.