Gatorbotics Team 1700

Gatorbotics Team 1700 Team 1700 is an all-girls robotics team that competes in the FIRST Robotics Competition.

Sponsored by Castilleja School, Google, GGV Capital, The Brin-Wojcicki Foundation, IDEO, and Il Fornaio. Gatorbotics is a student run, student led organization that strives to break stereotypes surrounding women in the sciences. By increasing our community's exposure to robotics and engineering, FIRST robotics has created a myriad of opportunities for Castilleja students to explore science and tec

hnology and develop critical teamwork, leadership, financial, marketing, and presentation skills. To share our knowledge and passion, we mentor underprivileged elementary school children through the Peninsula Bridge Program and middle school students through Castilleja's FIRST Lego League. We also spread our message on a global scale through our work with the No. 3 Girls' School in Shanghai China, as we work with them to hopefully start what would be the first all-girls' robotics team in all of China.

We are so proud of our team this season! Our new team merch arrived (sweatshirts, t shirts, and sweatpants), and we’re e...
05/26/2021

We are so proud of our team this season! Our new team merch arrived (sweatshirts, t shirts, and sweatpants), and we’re excited to be representing Gatorbotics through our gear! 🐊

We are so proud of our team’s hard work and progress this season, but we couldn’t have done it without the support of ou...
05/13/2021

We are so proud of our team’s hard work and progress this season, but we couldn’t have done it without the support of our sponsors. Thank you!

We're so excited to be back in the lab for our 2020 season! Check out our most recent newsletter detailing what we've be...
11/19/2019

We're so excited to be back in the lab for our 2020 season! Check out our most recent newsletter detailing what we've been up to so far.

Back in the Bourn Lab! Masako Yang So far this pre-season, the Gatorbotics team has run a series of workshops for both new and returning members. Workshops have included Safety, Intro to Build, Intro to Programming, and Electronics/Pneumatics. In the Safety workshop, led by Lauren B. (‘20) and Emi...

05/07/2019
Our championships were located at Houston this year. Ms. Park, Ms. Greysmark, Kim, Sean, Katy, Ms. Ketsdever and Mr. Hen...
05/07/2019

Our championships were located at Houston this year. Ms. Park, Ms. Greysmark, Kim, Sean, Katy, Ms. Ketsdever and Mr. Henn accompanied our team to champs. The lead team members all worked really hard on finishing the final touch ups on the robot in preparation, but none of us were expecting us to do as well as we did.

After the first day of qualifications, we finished ranked 18th (and were 6th at one point!!!)!!! We realized we had a chance to be in one of the alliance teams! We were super excited, so everyone pitched in where they could. The leads team practiced driving and human player-ing both on the fields and in the hotel. The other team members worked really hard scouting other teams and making a picklist in case we became alliance captains. The second day of qualifications, our deployable intake worked, and we smoothly climbed to level 2, and more than once!!!!! We also did a great job with placing panels and throwing cargo into the cargo ship- even when we were being defended! We ended up ranked 13th at champs! Unfortunately, we were not chosen in the alliance teams.

However, we couldn’t be prouder of the team and our robot! The whole experience was so exciting and enjoyable, and we learned so much. Although not being chosen for an alliance was pretty crushing, it doesn’t come close to matching how we feel about this season ending. This was an amazing team to be a part of, and we are not team 1700 without our seniors: Ella, Reese, and Riona. We want to thank them so incredibly much for this season and for our team’s success. Thank you so much seniors! We truly appreciate all your leadership and commitment towards not only robotics but also to the team members. We would also like to thank our mentors: Chris, Kley, Katy, Kim, and Sean for all the time and effort they put into our team and our robot; we couldn’t have done it without them.

Our amazing time at Champs was a great way to finish our season! We're so proud of all that we've accomplished this year...
05/02/2019

Our amazing time at Champs was a great way to finish our season! We're so proud of all that we've accomplished this year and can't wait for what's to come! Read about our time in Houston in our newsletter:

The End of a Great Season!We're so honored to have had the chance to compete at Nationals in Houston - we had so much fun and are proud of all we've accomplished this season.  

We're so excited and proud to be attending Champs next weekend! See you in Houston, and stay tuned for updates!
04/11/2019

We're so excited and proud to be attending Champs next weekend! See you in Houston, and stay tuned for updates!

Catch Us in Houston!We're so excited to announce that we will be traveling to Houston to compete at Nationals! Gatorbotics placed 2nd overall at the Utah Regional Competition, which is the first time we've made it to finals in Gatorbotics history. 

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Palo Alto, CA
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