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A Robotics Arena Competition
Congratulations to all the teams that participated in the Clean Up 2020 robotics competition!
Congratulations to all the teams that participated in the Clean Up 2020 robotics competition!
Robotics teams from across the state of Texas participated in this competition.
Robotics teams from across the state of Texas participated in this competition.
Junior high and high school students from private and public schools were represented.
Junior high and high school students from private and public schools were represented.
Intermediate Division Results
Intermediate Division Results
1st Place
1st Place
The Creepy Cleaners
The Creepy Cleaners
Brock Bufe, Alana Ledesma
Brock Bufe, Alana Ledesma
Score: 170
Score: 170
Sundown Middle School
Sundown Middle School
Sundown ISD
Sundown ISD
2nd Place
2nd Place
The Team
The Team
Caleb Ard, Sam Frost,
Cooper Wenzel, and Carter Wilson
Caleb Ard, Sam Frost,
Cooper Wenzel, and Carter Wilson
Score: 150
Score: 150
Lumberton Middle School
Lumberton Middle School
Lumberton ISD
Lumberton ISD
3rd Place
3rd Place
HJHS 2
HJHS 2
Ripken and Landon
Ripken and Landon
Score: 112*
Score: 112*
Hooks Jr High
Hooks Jr High
Hooks ISD
Hooks ISD
*Tied with 110, +2 for fastest time
Advanced Division Results
Advanced Division Results
1st Place
1st Place
Easton MK II
Easton MK II
Craig Brown, Kolton Kopecky
Craig Brown, Kolton Kopecky
Score: 290
Score: 290
Hallettsville High School
Hallettsville High School
Hallettsville ISD
Hallettsville ISD
2nd Place
2nd Place
The Dream Team
The Dream Team
Evan Weese, Robert McBride, Nathan Brown
Evan Weese, Robert McBride, Nathan Brown
Score: 220
Score: 220
Harleton
Harleton
3rd Place
3rd Place
Dominoes
Dominoes
McKenna Guest, Jessica Francis
McKenna Guest, Jessica Francis
Score: 170
Score: 170
Prairiland High School
Prairiland High School
Prairiland ISD
Prairiland ISD
Contest Information
Contest Information
This robotics competition requires students to physically build, program, and run a LEGO Mindstorm robot. Teams will submit a video of their robot's best run which will be reviewed by the judges, scored, and posted to this website. The competition mat and arena are the same as the TCEA Robotics Arena competition from 2019-20.
This robotics competition requires students to physically build, program, and run a LEGO Mindstorm robot. Teams will submit a video of their robot's best run which will be reviewed by the judges, scored, and posted to this website. The competition mat and arena are the same as the TCEA Robotics Arena competition from 2019-20.
Video entry submission window is February 1 - April 2 at 12:59 pm, 2021.
Video entry submission window is February 1 - April 2 at 12:59 pm, 2021.
Registration & payment deadline is Friday, March 12 at 12:59 pm.
Registration & payment deadline is Friday, March 12 at 12:59 pm.
Rules & Contest Details
Rules & Contest Details
Contest Rules version 1.5 pdf *Updated 1/12/21
Contest Rules version 1.5 pdf *Updated 1/12/21
Cost per team will be $20, payment details are on the Registration Form.
Cost per team will be $20, payment details are on the Registration Form.
Arena Setup & Tasks Video
Arena Setup & Tasks Video
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