2023 Hawaii Regional FRC Photos

The team in the pit.

Readying the robot.

Bryan Silver (yellow hat) was a volunteer robot inspector again.

Team Magma, 3008, helped the team from Japan with their bumpers.

Mayor Blangiardi was there (shaking hands with the pit administrator).

Mentor Wayland Kwok with the team. Hawaii FRC photo.

In the stands waiting for the opening ceremony.

Team Magma continued helping the Japanese team with their bumpers. Hawaii FRC photo.

The ceremony is about to begin.

A halau hula performed. See the metaphotography?

Mayor Blangiardi gave an excellent speech.

The halau danced. Hawaii FRC photo.

Mentors were asked to stand and be recognized. Click the image for the full resolution version. Hawaii FRC photo.

Team Magma setting up on the red alliance side.

The 3008 robot moving in autonomous mode.

Driver controlled mode, handling the cube game piece.

Bringing the purple game piece to score.

Scoring again in a high goal.

All three red alliance robots on the balance platform at the end of the match. The red alliance won.

Getting the robot ready for their second match. They won that one too.

The McKinley High team, 368, Tika Mana, work on their robot.

The Waialua High team, 359, The Hawaiian Kids, work on their robot.

Best to just stay out of the way. Photo by Andrea.

Talking about the match listing. Match 68 being played, 70 coming up. Time to get in queue. Photo by Andrea.

Team Magma was Alliance Captain Eight. For lunch we walked to the Honey Glazed Ham Hawaii on King Street. We got a ham sandwich,
soup, and a ham plate. We had enough to take home for dinner Sunday. Photo by Andrea.

We ate at the little pocket park between King Street and H1 Freeway. We got back just before the elimination matches started.

Kalani's Team Magma was the captain of the blue alliance in this match. They all played well, but were eliminated. Photo by Andrea.

We were on television! Photo by Andrea.

Team Magma won the Industrial Award. Image from FIRST broadcast by Anne Torige.

The team with the Industrial Award. Hawaii FRC photo.

Lealani Pham was a Dean's List Award finalist. Hawaii FRC photo.