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2002 FIRST Robotics Competition Teams 2002 FIRST Robotics Competition Teams A total of 641 teams from the United States, Canada, Brazil and Great Britain competed at 17 Regional Events and the Championship Event. Team # Team Name Team Location 1 Oakland Technical Center Northeast Pontiac, MI USA Melvindale, MI 5 AFL & Melvindale High School USA Plymouth, MN 6 Alliant Techsystems & Hopkins High School USA NASA Goddard Space Flight Center/Lockheed Martin Naval Electronics & Surveillance Systems-Marine Systems/TESSCO Technologies/AAI Corporation/Raytheon/Technology Education Association of Maryland/The Baltimore, MD 7 Engineering Society of Baltimore/Parkville High FIRST Robotics Booster USA Club/Parkville High Career & Technology Education Department/Baltimore County Maryland Career & Technology Education Department & Parkville High School and Center for Mathematics, Science, & Computer Science 8 Compaq & Palo Alto High School Palo Alto, CA USA 9 Argonne National Labs/Bank One/ArialPhone & Roosevelt High School Chicago, IL USA St. Louis Park, MN 10 Benilde-St. Margaret's School USA 11 BASF/Novartis & Mt. Olive High School Flanders, NJ USA Mountain Home, 16 Baxter Healthcare Corporation & Mountain Home Area High Schools AR USA Greenwich, CT 19 Mercedes-Benz of Greenwich/Beta Shim Co & Greenwich High School USA The Boeing Company/Brevard Community College/NASA & Astronaut High Kennedy Space 21 School & Titusville High School Cntr, FL USA NASA JPL/Boeing/Rocketdyne/FADAL Engineering/Decker Machine & Chatsworth, CA 22 Chatsworth HS USA North Brunswick, , 25 Bristol-Myers Squibb & North Brunswick Twp. High School NJ USA Collins & Aikman & Oakland Schools - OSMTech Academy & Oakland Schools 27 Clarkston, MI USA - Walter P. Chyrsler Manufacturing Technology Academy Sag Harbor, NY 28 Keyspan/Sag Harbor PBA/Spinnakers & Pierson High School USA 30 Bristol-Myers Squibb/Compaq & High Technology High School Lincroft, NJ USA 31 The University of Tulsa & Jenks High School Jenks, OK USA Auburn Hills , MI 33 DaimlerChrysler & Avondale & Notre Dame Preparatory USA 34 DaimlerChrysler & Bob Jones High School & Butler High School Huntsville, AL USA Woodbury, CT 38 Nonnewaug High School USA Freudenberg NOK/New Era Technology/HomeseerTechnologies & Trinity High Manchester, NH 40 School USA 41 Watchung Hills Regional High School Warren, NJ USA Daniel Webster College/Bronze Craft Corporation/Brookfield Rapid 42 Hudson, NH USA Solutions/D’Ambra Technologies, Inc. & Alvirne High School 45 Delphi Automotive Systems/Ivy Tech State College & Kokomo High School Kokomo, IN USA 47 Delphi Automotive Systems & Pontiac Central High School Pontiac, MI USA 48 Delphi Automotive Systems & Warren G. Harding High School Warren, OH USA 49 NASA GRC/Dow Chemical Company & Buena Vista High School Saginaw, MI USA NASA Goddard Space Flight Center/ProObject Inc./Baach, Robinson & Lewis/Northrop Grumman/National Society of Black Engineers/ManTech Greenbelt, MD 53 International/Swales Aerospace/Home Depot/Columbia Rubber Corporation USA & Eleanor Roosevelt High School Bound Brook, NJ 56 Ethicon/PGSM & Bound Brook High School USA ExxonMobil/Kellogg, Brown & Root/Powell Industries/Boeing & Booker T. 57 Houston, TX USA Washington & High School for Engineering Professions South Portland, 58 Fairchild Semiconductor & South Portland High School ME USA NASA KSC/eAc/Syntheon & Miami Coral Park High School & Carrollton of the 59 Miami, FL USA Sacred Heart 60 Ford Motor Company/Laron Engineering & Kingman High School Kingman, AZ USA Allegro microsystem/Clark University/EMC/Foster-Miller & Blackstone Valley 61 Upton, MA USA Regional High School 63 General Electric Transportation Systems & McDowell High School Erie, PA USA GM Desert Proving Ground & Queen Creek High School & Highland High 64 Mesa, AZ USA School 65 GM Powertrain & Pontiac Northern High School Pontiac, MI USA 66 GM Powertrain - Ypsilanti & Willow Run High School Ypsilanti, MI USA 67 General Motors Milford Proving Ground & Huron Valley Schools Milford, MI USA 68 General Motors North America Engineering & North Oakland County Schools Pontiac, MI USA 69 The Gillette Company & Quincy Public Schools Quincy, MA USA 70 Kettering & G.A.S.C. Technology Center Flint, MI USA Hammond, IN 71 PEPSI/Beatty Machine and Manufacturing & School City of Hammond USA 74 Haworth, Inc. & Holland Public HS Holland, MI USA Johnson & Johnson Consumer Products Worldwide/Personal Products Hillsborough, NJ 75 Worldwide & Hillsborough High School USA Clearwater, FL 79 Honeywell Space Systems Clearwater & East Lake High School USA 80 Honeywell & Cortez High School Phoenix, AZ USA 81 Honeywell/Sauer-Danfoss & Freeport High School & Aquin High School Freeport , IL USA Northern Tier Industry & Education Consortium/Northern Tier Tech Prep 84 Consortium & Waverly Central Schools & Athens Area Schools & Towanda Towanda, PA USA Area Schools & Troy Area Schools & Northeast Bradford Area Schools Town & Country Group/ITW/Drawform/Plascore/Bristol-Meyers 85 Squibb/Gentex/Metal-Flow Corp/Viking Company/Request Foods & Zeeland Zeeland, MI USA High School Jacksonville, FL 86 JEA/VISTAKON & Stanton College Preparatory School USA Lockheed Martin Naval Electronic and Surveillance Systems/NASA LARC & Mount Holly, NJ 87 Rancocas Valley Regional High School USA DePuy, Codman, DePuy AcroMed, Johnson & Johnson Companies & Bridgewater, MA 88 Bridgewater-Raynham Regional High School USA Lincolnshire, IL 92 MPC Products & Stevenson High School USA 93 Plexus Technology Group & Appleton Area School District Appleton, WI USA Southfield, MI 94 Lear Corporation/NASA GRC & Southfield High School USA US Army Corps of Engineers, Cold Regions Research and Engineering 95 Lab/CREARE, New Hampshire Industries & Lebanon High School & Hanover Lebanon, NH USA High School & Hartford High School Springfield, MA 96 LEGO Systems, Inc. & Springfield, MA Technical High Schools USA Cambridge, MA 97 Teradyne/MIT & Chelsea High School & Cambridge Rindge and Latin School USA Woodside, CA 100 SLAC/IBM alphaWorks/Lockheed Martin & Woodside High School USA 101 LoDan Electronics & St. Patrick High School Chicago, IL USA Somerville, NJ 102 Ortho Clinical Diagnostics & Somerville High School USA Amplifier Research/Custom Finishers/Lutron Electronics/BAE Systems & Kintnersville, PA 103 Palisades High School USA West Chester, PA 104 MEI & West Chester Area School District USA Mass Electric a National Grid Co./Shipley, Inc./United Lens Corp/Solid Vision CHARLTON, MA 105 & Bay Path Regional Vocational Tech USA 107 Metal Flow & Holland Christian Holland, MI USA Ft. Lauderdale, FL 108 Motorola & Dillard High School & Taravella High School USA Libertyville, IL 109 ArialPhone LLC/SEC Design, Inc. & Libertyville High School USA Schaumburg, IL 111 Motorola & Rolling Meadows High School & Wheeling High School USA Motorola/G&M Metal Fabricators Inc. & John Hersey & Buffalo Grove High Arlington Heights, 112 Schools IL USA Loral Space Systems, SONY, Qualcomm, Legato, Los Altos 114 Los Altos, CA USA Rotary/KPC&B/Flexible Industrial Systems & Los Altos High School Cupertino , CA 115 KPC&B/Hitachi Data Systems /Sand Hill Challenge & Monta Vista High School USA 116 NASA Headquarters & Herndon High School Herndon, VA USA Pittsburgh Public Schools/Eqitable Resources/Taylor Allderdice High School Pittsburgh, PA 117 Alumni Association & Taylor Allderdice Steel Dragons USA NASA-JSC & Clear Creek ISD-Clear Brook HS, Clear Creek HS, and Clear League City, TX 118 Lake HS USA Advanced Manufacturing Center at Cleveland State University/TRW Inc/NASA Cleveland, OH 120 Glenn Research Center/Battelle Memorial Institute/Progressive Computing USA Corporation & East Technical High School Middletown, RI 121 NAVSEA Undersea Warfare Center & Middletown High School USA NASA Langley Research Center & New Horizons Regional Education Center & 122 Hampton, VA USA Crittenden Middle School & Point Option & Menchville High School Hamtramck, MI 123 Venture Global Engineering & Hamtramck High School USA Northeastern University & Boston Latin School & Brookline High School & 125 Boston, MA USA Catholic Memorial & Milton Academy & Winsor School 126 Nypro & Clinton High School Clinton, MA USA Columbus, OH 128 American Electric Power & Grandview Heights High School USA OSRAM SYLVANIA/View Communications/Manchester School to Careers & Manchester, NH 131 Central High School USA 133 Eagle Industries & Bonny Eagle High School Standish, ME USA Pembroke, NH 134 Pembroke Academy USA PHM Community/BOSCH/Patrick Metals/Allied Screw Products & Penn High Mishawaka, IN 135 School USA National Starch and Chemical/Novartis Pharmaceuticals & Plainfield High 136 Plainfield, NJ USA School Pneutronics Div, Parker Hannifin/Monarch Instuments & Souhegan High 138 Amherst, NH USA School Brooks Automation/Raytheon Corporation/KeySpan & Tyngsborough High Tyngsboro, MA 140 School USA 141 Johnson Controls & West Ottawa High School Holland, MI USA Cincinnati, OH 144 NASA GRC/Miami University/ProcessPlus/P&G & Northwest High School USA Procter & Gamble & Norwich High School & Sherburne-Earlville & Unidilla 145 Norwich, NY USA Valley & DCMO BOCES St. Petersburg, FL 147 Raytheon - St Petersburg & Boca Ciega HS & Dixie Hollins HS & Dunedin HS USA Greenville, TX 148 L3 Communications Intergrated Systems & Greenville High School USA 151 BAE SYSTEMS & Nashua High School Nashua, NH USA 155 Stanley/Belimo/Mechtron & Berlin High School & McGee Middle School Berlin, CT USA 157 Intel, EMC² & Assabet Valley R.T.H.S. Marlboro, MA USA 158 EDS PLM Solutions & Great Oaks Institute of Technology Milford, OH USA Fort Collins, CO 159 Colorado
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