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History
2011
2012/13
2013/14
2014/15
2015/16
2016/17
2017/18
2018/19
2011
Ethan received a LEGO Mindstorms NXT 2.0 robot kit for Christmas
2012/13
March: Charles Angel (Dr. V) invited Ethan, John Paul, Matt, and Thadd to build and program the NXT 2.0 kit at weekly meetings
Ethan attended a FLL Workshop in Clemson (Charles Angel was convinced to start a FLL team)
Our first FLL team (The Tornado of Ideas) registered to compete during the Senior Solutions season
2013/14
The Town of Due West provided a room above town hall for Due West Robotics teams to meet and practice
We offered our first workshops to inspire new teams to start and recruit team members
We had two FLL teams for the first time
The Tornado of Ideas became our first team to win an award (Core Values)
The Tornado of Ideas became our first team to advance to the state championship
September: Our first FLL Jr. team was formed (Bright Judge Warriors)
2014/15
August 1st: Due West Robotics incorporated and officially became a non-profit organization in the state of South Carolina
Berkeley’s Seismological Laboratory included the Tornado of ideas in their 2013-2014 Annual Report
We had two FLL Jr. teams for the first time
2015/16
March 12: Officially became a 501(c)3
Held our first Fun Faire
Started our first Aerospace Club
The first year we had 2 FLL teams advance to the state championship
First year we had 3 FLL Jr. teams
2016/17
Formed our first TARC rocketry team
Started our first Maker Club
Started our first Game Developers Club
Due West Robotics helped Calhoun Falls and Honea Path start their first FLL teams
First year we had 3 FLL teams
The Tornado of Ideas became our first team to win state and advance to Worlds
2017/18
Erskine College provided space allowing us to support additional FLL teams and our first FTC team
Started our first FTC team (Electron Interference)
First year we had 4 FLL teams
Hosted our first FLL Coaches Clinic to help new teams around the upstate
Held our first FLL Coopertition Scrimmage
First year we had 3 FLL teams advance to the state championship
Electron Interference became our first FTC team to win an award (Think Award)
Electron Interference became our first FTC team to advance to the South East Super Regionals
2018/19
Due West Robotics teams helped start 2 FLL and one FLL Jr. team in Greenwood
The Narwhal of Ideas won state and advanced to the LEGOLAND International Open
Hosted our first FTC Match Meet
The Narwhal of Ideas became our first team to win an award at an international competition
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