The OCCRA FTC league finished off the season with a FIRST Qualifying event at Rochester Adams High School.  The teams that had competed at the 5 previous events established their final rankings and picked alliances to play elimination matches.  The winners were crowned, completing another FTC season.  Thanks to everyone who helped make it so successful.          

The OCCRA season came to an end at the Championship event at Walled Lake Western High School.  We were picked by Team 7178 from Walled Lake Western High School.  We played well, but got knocked out of the tournament early.  This was our 5th tournamment.  We also participated in tournaments at Rochester High School and Oxford High School, where we won a Judges' Award.                                

The Juggernauts took part in the 4th FTC tournament at Waldon Middle School in Lake Orion. Then one day later, we had the 5th tournament back at our school district's main campus. We were very happy with how the season had gone and the fun that the middle schoolers had.            

The team participated in the third FTC league tournament at Brother Rice High School.  We were joined by members of the Mech-Warriors (#573) and Los Guerillas (#469).             

On Election Day, a group of 10th graders spent the day at the Technical Campus learining about Mechatronics, Machining and Robotics.  Team members showed the students what robotics was all about.  They had a chance to drive both the FRC robot and vex robots.                     

The second season of the OCCRA FTC league got underway.  The first tournament was held at our school district's main campus.  The team supported the tournament.  Two days later, the league moved to Sashabaw Plains Elementary School in Clarkston.  Once again the team helped with the tournament along with our friends from Team Rush (#27).          

The 20th season of OCCRA held it's first tournament in Lake Orion.  The Juggernaut students worked together to design and build a robot in time for the tournament.  The second tournament was held at Birmingham Seaholm.   It was great to see that the league that was the brain-child of Juggernaut mentors was still going strong.                      

The Juggernauts continued to spread the word of FIRST.  We had the opportunity to be a part of Family STEM Day at our sponsor, Molex. We setup robot driving lessons, an obstacle course challenge, as well as a lesson on understanding electricity while making miniature plasma cutters.  The participants ranged from elementary to high school students.  What a great time we had as we thanked our sponsors for all of their support during the season.

The Juggernauts had a Meet-and-Greet event for new members.  They got a chance to meet the team and engage in some robot-related activities.  We look forward to a good year with our expanded family.