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Team Registration will open in Septebmer
The competition is on November 22th, 2008.
Savage Soccer will continue to use the Vex kit as in previous years. We will be looking into the new FTC and IFI kits when they come out to see if they can be used concurrently with the current Vex kit. We will post more information as soon as we can.
Through the generous support of Intelitek, SolidWorks, and Team 190 Alums, Savage Soccer 11 remains a totally FREE tournament! As Savage Soccer grew from its humble beginnings as a WPI/Mass Academy FIRST team-building exercise in 1995 to the some 90 teams competing in 2006, so did its operating expenses. We are committed to keeping Savage Soccer the most painless and classy entry-level robotics tournament experience that teams can have-thanks to the enlightened leadership at Intelitek and SolidWorks as well as the spectacular support of previous Team 190 student mentors, this year's Savage Soccer tournament at WPI promises to be the best-ever. If you have a VEX* robotics kit, a team, and can bum a ride to WPI campus-you can play!
* Don't have a VEX kit? Give us a call, we have a limited supply of free loaner kits!
About Savage Soccer
Savage Soccer is an annual robotics event hosted by WPI. In Savage Soccer, teams of students armed with a VEX kit create a robot that is able to compete in a game designed by the event staff. Anyone who has a robot kit is eligible to play and there is no registration fee.
The goal of Savage Soccer is to provide an exciting and educational activity that allows high school and advanced middle school students to explore robotics and have a hands-on learning opportunity.
To learn more about Savage Soccer, winners, rules, and how to run this event at your own school, please explore the rest of this site.
Maintained by savage@wpi.eduLast modified: Apr 03, 2008, 10:17 EDT