Rebuilt

Performance

Alumni mentors Ryan Smith and Colton Moore receiving their signed team shirts.

Team 7616 after winning the Rising All Star Award

We put our biggest sponsor stickers on the bottom of the robot so that they could be seen as we completed our Level 3 climb.

Our robot mid-climb.

Competitions:

2025/2026 season stats:

FIT Space City #1 Event in League City, TX.
- Mar 7 to Mar 9, 2026 (Week 1)
  - 7-8-0 & (Ranked 17)
  - 2nd Pick of Alliance 8
  - Eliminated in Semifinals by Alliance 3
  - Rising All-Star Award
    "The Rising All Star Award celebrates the team that has persisted through challenges, despite the difficulties of being young. This could be the result of being a new team, or a team with a recent turnover in membership.
    
    This is a small team with dogged determination that went their own way. They sniffed out the opportunity to serve their community. Their mythical game strategy has them rising to the top."
FIT District Space City #2 Event in Friendswood, TX.
- Apr 2 to Apr 4, 2026 (Week 5)
  - 6-12-0 & (Ranked 33)
  - 2nd Pick of Alliance 3
  - Eliminated in Finals
  - Won the Creativity Award
    "The Creativity Award sponsored by Rockwell Automation celebrates a creative robot component, concept, or attribute that enhances strategy of play and was intentionally designed and not discovered. This team has unleased their resourcefulness this competition. Their bot climbs to Level 3 in a way you wouldn't expect from this three-headed monster of a team: a double claw that works seamlessly in competition."

FIT District Championship [Apollo Division] in Houston, TX.
- Apr 15 to Apr 18, 2025 (Week 6)
  - <Update state stats here>

The Game

What is Rebuilt?

REEFSCAPE is the 2025 FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) game, presented by Haas, as part of the FIRST DIVE season, which emphasizes ocean exploration and conservation. In this game, two alliances of three teams each compete to strengthen and restore coral reef ecosystems through various tasks. The main game elements consisted of 2 pieces called Coral (PVC Pipes) and Algae (Green Rubber Balls).

Robots collect and place Corals into designated areas on their alliance's Reef to simulate coral restoration, and gather Algae to process them through their alliance's Processor, contributing to the health of the reef or in the Nets on the top of a structure called the Barge.

Endgame: In the final 30 seconds, robots attempt to climb the Cages on the Barge. The position of these Cages can vary, offering different challenges and point opportunities.

The game encourages teams to design versatile robots capable of precise placement, efficient collection, and climbing, all while promoting themes of environmental stewardship and innovation.

Our Robot

Scylla

2025/2026 Sponsors

Gene Haas Foundation

The Dow Chemical Company

NI Emerson

Byrd Brothers HVAC

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