The FTC competition at Jackson High was an astounding tournament with many good robots competing in a series of matches. All leading up to the final one, Fix it being the winner and heading to state. Apart from us not wining are so happy to see the top 9 teams head to...

The Arlington High School Neobots are proud to be hosting a FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL) and a FIRST® Tech Challenge (FTC) Tournament at Haller Middle School, 600 East 1st Street, Arlington, Wa on December 7, 2019 from 8:00 am - 4:00 pm. These competitions encase the true...

We were invited by Seahawks' Legion of Youth to come to their October 20th game against the Baltimore Ravens. From eating with a Seahawks alumni to sitting in the pouring rain, we had a good experience at the game. Thank you to the Seahawks for lending us this opportun...

Not only is October the month of seasoned coffee, spooks, and the changing of leaves, but it's also the beginning of our team's activity!

First, we have our annual off-season event dedicated to the girls on our team! Washington Girl's Generation 2019 is taking place at...

Long time, no see!

Since kickoff we have been working very hard on our bot. So far we have build the drive base and are

currently working on our climb mechanism... though don't get too nosy, it's a secret! 

Along with the robot, we have made ourselves a new logo due to c...

Our second FTC event has passed and we are now onto our third. We will be attending the Interleagues Tournament at Jackson High School in Mill Creek, WA tomorrow, December 15th. 

Unrelated to FTC, 7 members of our team were apart of CPR training, given for free by...

On October 27th, we had our 2018 Girl's Generation competition in Maple Valley, Washington at Tahoma High School. We used Bertram, our FRC 2018 robot to reach 11th place in the final scores. Darby Kikuchi ('20), Ali Rodriguez ('22), and Sarah Cravy ('20) were our drive...