Team 5667 History
2022
FRC Challenge: RAPID REACT
Summer
Participated in New Albany’s 4th of July parade
Presented about the design process at FTC Kickoff
Broadened our reach by participating in our school’s Fall Fest
Revived our annual Haunted House Fundraiser
Held our second annual STEM Skills Workshop
Co-ran FLL Tournament
Spring
Buckeye Regional
Ranked 43rd out of a competitive field of 60 other robots
Won Dean’s List Finalist Award
The Digital Eagles were a force to be reckoned with on the field, playing both heavy defense and scoring cargo into the lower hub. Though the team did not get selected for elimination matches, we continue to improvise, adapt, and overcome.
2021
FRC Challenge: Infinite Recharge: AT HOME
Summer
Volunteered at our school to set up technology
Joined the Ohio FIRST Advocacy Conference
3D printed Mask Strain Relievers for the community
Started a series of free STEM Skills Workshops
Organized a Clothes Drive benefiting United Methodist Free Store
Met with the Accessible Prosthetics Initiative to establish groundwork for a prosthetics club at our high school
Spring
Antimony Group
Ranked 6th in robot game
Won the Industrial Design Award
The Digital Eagles used new tools, such as a CNC router and CAD, to create their first-ever custom robot, improving efficiency and versatility as the robot drifts around the obstacle courses.
2020
FRC Challenge: INFINITE RECHARGE
Summer
COMING SOON TO THEATERS NEAR YOU!
Spring
COMING SOON TO THEATERS NEAR YOU!
2019
FRC Challenge: Destination: Deep Space
Summer
Participated in New Albany’s 4th of July parade
Spring
Ranked 20th out of a competitive field of 60 other robots
Won runner-up for the Safety Award.
The Digital Eagles improved the robot to be more versatile and effective in preparation for Buckeye Regional.
After the qualification rounds, the Digital Eagles were selected by the 7th seeded alliance captain Team 3003 along with alliance member Team 120, the first time Team 5667 has ever been selected for the playoff rounds.
Won against the 2nd and 3rd seeded alliances to advance to the finals of Buckeye Regional
Winner of the most prestigious FIRST award, Chairman’s Award.
Qualified for FIRST Championship for the first time since their rookie season
2018
FRC Challenge: Power Up
Spring
At the Buckeye Regional, team member, Manasa Akella, was selected as a Dean's List Finalist.
They also continued their tradition of taking part in their local Founder's Day Celebration.
FALL
To start the offseason the team volunteered at their local farmers market as well as the New Albany Walking Classic.
Additionally, the team continued their annual Haunted House fundraiser.
Winter
The Digital Eagles geared up for build season by doing even more outreach! We helped at the New Albany Food Pantry and were the first club ever to present at the New Albany High School Curriculum Night!
2017
FRC CHallenge: Steamworks
spring
The team competed in 2 regional competitions
Miami Valley Regional (formerly known as the Queen City Regional)
Buckeye Regional
The team also took part in the Founder's Day Parade for the second year in a row.
fall
Once again the team participated in CORI
Members contributed to the community be volunteering at:
The New Albany Walking Classic
The local Farmer's Market
Finally, to fund raise the team continued their annual events:
The Online Auction
2016
FRC Challenge: Stronghold
spring
Team members competed in regional competitions:
Queen City Regional
Buckeye Regional
Also, the team introduced another fundraising event, the first annual ice cream sale, at New Albany High School.
Additionally the team took part in their local Founder's Day Parade.
faLL
After a successful open house, the team gained more members. To give new members an opportunity to experience competitions the team competed in the CORI Invitational for a second year.
To acclimate the new members to working in a team environment and raise money for next season's endeavors the team created their first annual Haunted House fundraiser.
They also continued with their online auction.
2015
FRC Challenge: Recycle Rush
Spring
In its first season, the Digital Eagles participated in 2 competitions and earned the following awards:
Buckeye Regional Competition - Rookie Inspiration Award
Queen City Regional Competition – Rookie All Star Award & Rookie Seed Award
Through the Rookie All Star Award the team qualified for the 2015 FIRST World Championship in St. Louis, MO.
fall
In the off-season the team competed in the CORI off-season Invitational.
In order to further the reach of STEM in their community, the team participated in outreach events:
Volunteering at the local Farmer's Market
Hosting an Hour of Code event for young students
Additionally, the team held fundraising events:
Game-a-thon
2014
FALL
Students and educators band together to start a FIRST Robotics team: Team 5667 a.k.a. Team AIR (All In Robotics)