Delphi Circuit Stompers

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About Team 378

2007-2008 Team Picture

How Team 378 was Started

The Delphi Circuit Stompers was formed late in 1999 as a challenge from Delphi Divisional Engineering Directors. 

Den Black Photo 200Den Black, a chief engineer at Delphi Harrison Thermal Systems at the time, was assigned the task of forming the team. 

Den and a Delphi Thermal recruitment team communicated with many local schools to see if they were interested in supporting a FIRST Robotics program.  Newfane High School was ultimately selected.

Since then, the team has won the following awards:

  • 2000 Rookie All-Star Award            
  • 2001 (8th) selected at Great Lakes Regional            
  • 2001 (16th) selected at Championship Event            
  • 2002 (8th) selected at Canadian Regional            
  • 2003 Finalist at Buckeye Regional            
  • 2003 Regional Winner at Canadian Regional            
  • 2003 Leadership in Controls Award at Canadian Regional            
  • 2003 Newton Division Champion at Championship Event
             (finished 3rd in US and Canada)
                
  • 2003 Finalist at Indiana Robotics Invitational            
  • 2004 Buckeye Regional Finalist - Cleveland, Ohio            
  • 2004 Finished seeded 9th in Archemedes division at Championship           Event of 68 teams in Atlanta, Georgia            
  • 2005 Finger Lakes Regional Quarter Finalist            
  • 2005 Buckeye Regional - 3rd place finals            
  • 2005 Delphi's "Driving Tomorrow's Technology" Award at Buckeye           Regional            
  • 2005 Johnson & Johnson Sportsmanship Award at Buckeye Regional
  • 2006 seeded 2nd in the Greater Toronto Regional
  • 2006 GM Industrial Design Award
  • 2006 Rochester Robotics Invitational Champions

 

 

Program Goals

  • Inspire students concerning technology, math & science.
  • Prepare students for leadership roles.
  • Promote the ideals of  FIRST.
  • Increase community and state awareness of science and technology education opportunities.
  • Promote teamwork skills.
  • Introduce students to positive role models.
  • Boost the level of competition in FIRST by providing technical assistance and organizational mentoring to any FIRST team.