Blast Robotics Team 10989 Wins Rookie All-Star Award
The FMA District Centennial Event 2026 was a highly competitive FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) qualifying event that brought together 33 teams from across the region. Hosted at William Tennent High School, Warminster, Pennsylvania, from March 20 to March 22, 2026, the event served as a platform for innovation, collaboration, and high-level robotics performance. Organized under the FIRST Mid-Atlantic (FMA) District, the competition challenged teams to design, build, and operate robots capable of performing complex tasks in a dynamic game environment.
Throughout the event, teams demonstrated not only technical excellence but also teamwork, strategy, and the core values of FIRST—innovation, inclusion, and inspiration. The Centennial Event stood out as a celebration of engineering talent and student-driven creativity, bringing together passionate young minds dedicated to advancing science and technology.
Blast Robotics Team 10989 at the Centennial Event
Blast Robotics Team 10989 proudly participated in the Centennial Event 2026, marking an important milestone in our journey as a rookie team. Competing alongside experienced teams, our students showcased strong technical skills, effective collaboration, and a commitment to continuous learning.
From robot performance on the field to teamwork in the pit, our team embraced every challenge as an opportunity to grow. The event provided valuable real-world experience in engineering design, problem-solving, and strategic execution, helping our members build confidence and resilience in a competitive environment.
Rookie All-Star Award Achievement
We are proud to announce that Blast Robotics Team 10989 was honored with the Rookie All-Star Award at the Centennial Event. This prestigious award recognizes a rookie team that exemplifies a strong partnership effort and demonstrates the mission of FIRST by inspiring students to explore science and technology.
Our team stood out for building a meaningful community presence both locally and beyond, while maintaining a truly student-driven approach. With a well-developed engineering notebook, effective program management, and a growing digital presence, Blast Robotics demonstrated exceptional potential and momentum for future success.
Looking Ahead
Winning the Rookie All-Star Award is a significant achievement that reflects the dedication, passion, and hard work of our entire team. It motivates us to continue pushing boundaries, strengthening our skills, and expanding our impact in the robotics community.
As we move forward, Blast Robotics Team 10989 remains committed to innovation, teamwork, and inspiring the next generation of engineers and problem-solvers. The Centennial Event 2026 marks just the beginning of our journey, and we are excited for what lies ahead. Learn more about our Awards, Media to see how we empower students.