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Government Representatives for NJ FRC Teams Team Number Team Name Senator Senator Email Assembly Assembly Email Assembly Assembly Email 11 MORT Steven V. Oroho [email protected] Parker Space [email protected] Gail Phoebus [email protected] 25 Raider Robotix Bob Smith [email protected] Joe Danielsen [email protected] Joseph V. Egan [email protected] 41 RoboWarriors Thomas H. Kean Jr. [email protected] Jon M. Bramnick [email protected] Nancy F. Munoz [email protected] 56 R.O.B.B.E. Michael J. Doherty [email protected] John DiMaio [email protected] Erik Peterson [email protected] 75 RoboRaiders Christopher Bateman [email protected] Jack M. Cittarelli [email protected] Andrew Zwicker [email protected] 87 Red Devils Dawn Marie Addiego [email protected] Joe Howarth [email protected] Maria Rodriguez-Gregg [email protected] 102 The Gearheads Christopher Bateman [email protected] Jack M. Ciattarelli [email protected] Andrew Zwicker [email protected] 136 Killer Kardinals Patrick J. Diegnan Jr. [email protected] Robert J. Karabinchak [email protected] Nancy J. Pinkin [email protected] 193 MORT Beta Steven V. Oroho [email protected] Parker Space [email protected] Gail Phoebus [email protected] 203 One TUFF Team (Team United for FIRST)Fred H. Madden [email protected] Paul Moriarty [email protected] Gabriela Mosquera [email protected] 204 Eastern Robotic Vikings James Beach [email protected] Louis D. Greenwald [email protected] Pamela R. Lampitt [email protected] 219 Team Impact Thomas H. Kean, Jr. [email protected] Jon M. Bramnick [email protected] Nancy F. Munoz [email protected] 223 Xtreme Heat Gerald Cardinale [email protected] Robert Auth [email protected] Holly Schepisi [email protected] 224 The Tribe Bob Smith [email protected] Joe Danielsen [email protected] Joseph V. Egan [email protected] 293 Team S.P.I.K.E. Shirley K. Turner [email protected] Reed Gusciora [email protected] Elizabeth Maher Muoio [email protected] 303 The T.E.S.T. Team Michael J. Doherty [email protected] John DiMaio [email protected] Erik Peterson [email protected] 316 LuNaTeCs Stephen M. Sweeney [email protected] John J. Burzichelli [email protected] Adam J. Taliaferro [email protected] 555 Montclair Robotics Nia H. Gill [email protected] Thomas P. Giblin [email protected] Sheila Y. Oliver [email protected] 613 NeoWarriors Patrick J. Diegnan Jr. [email protected] Robert J. Karabinchak [email protected] Nancy J. Pinkin [email protected] 714 panthera Ronald L. Rice [email protected] Ralph R. Caputo [email protected] Cleopatra G. Tucker [email protected] 752 The Chargers Ronald L. Rice [email protected] Ralph R. Caputo [email protected] Cleopatra G. Tucker [email protected] 816 Anomaly Dawn Marie Addiego [email protected] Joe Howarth [email protected] Maria Rodriguez-Gregg [email protected] 869 PowerCord Nicholas P. Scutari [email protected] Jerry Green [email protected] James J. Kennedy [email protected] 896 Blue Steel Ronald L. Rice [email protected] Ralph R. Caputo [email protected] Cleopatra G. Tucker [email protected] 1089 Team Mercury Linda R. Greenstein [email protected] Daniel R. Benson [email protected] Wayne P. DeAngelo [email protected] 1228 RoboTribe Nicholas P. Scutari [email protected] Jerry Green [email protected] James J. Kennedy [email protected] 1257 Parallel Universe Nicholas P. Scutari [email protected] Jerry Green [email protected] James J. Kennedy [email protected] 1279 Cold Fusion Christopher Bateman [email protected] Jack M. Ciattarelli [email protected] Andrew Zwicker [email protected] 1403 Cougar Robotics Christopher "Kip" Bateman [email protected] Jack M. Ciattarelli [email protected] Andrew Zwicker [email protected] 1626 Falcon Robotics Patrick J. Diegnan [email protected] Robert J. Karabinchak [email protected] Nancy J. Pinkin [email protected] 1647 Iron Devils Christopher J. Connors [email protected] DiAnne C. Gove [email protected] Brian E. Rumpf [email protected] 1672 Robo-T-Birds Gerald Cardinale [email protected] Robert Auth [email protected] Holly Schepisi [email protected] 1676 The Pascack PI-oneers Gerald Cardinale [email protected] Robert Auth [email protected] Holly Schepisi [email protected] 1791 T.O.P. Hatters Stephen M. Sweeney [email protected] John J. Burzichelli [email protected] Adam J. Taliaferro [email protected] 1807 Redbird Robotics Samuel D. Thompson [email protected] Robert D. Clifton [email protected] Ronald S. Dancer [email protected] 1811 FRESH Ronald L. Rice [email protected] Ralph R. Caputo [email protected] Cleopatra G. Tucker [email protected] 1923 The MidKnight Inventors Linda R. Greenstein [email protected] Daniel R. Benson [email protected] Wayne P. DeAngelo [email protected] 1989 Viking Robotics Steven V. Oroho [email protected] Gail Phoebus [email protected] Parker Space [email protected] 2016 Mighty Monkey Wrenches Shirley K. Turner [email protected] Reed Gusciora [email protected] Elizabeth Maher Muoio [email protected] 2070 Royals Paul A. Sarlo [email protected] Marlene Caride [email protected] Gary S. Schaer [email protected] 2180 Zero Gravity Linda R. Greenstein [email protected] Daniel R. Benson [email protected] Wayne P. DeAngelo [email protected] 2191 Flux Core Linda R. Greenstein [email protected] Daniel R. Benson [email protected] Wayne P. DeAngelo [email protected] 2458 Team Chaos Michael J. Doherty [email protected] John DiMaio [email protected] Erik Peterson [email protected] 2495 Hive Mind Linda R. Greenstein [email protected] Daniel R. Benson [email protected] Wayne P. DeAngelo [email protected] 2554 The WarHawks Patrick J. Diegnan Jr. [email protected] Robert J. Karabinchak [email protected] Nancy J. Pinkin [email protected] 2577 Pingry Robotics Thomas H. Kean, Jr. [email protected] Jon M. Bramnick [email protected] Nancy F. Munoz [email protected] Team Number Team Name Senator Senator Email Assembly Assembly Email Assembly Assembly Email 2590 Nemesis Linda R. Greenstein [email protected] Daniel R. Benson [email protected] Wayne P. DeAngelo [email protected] 2600 Team Falcon Joseph Pennacchio [email protected] Jay Webber [email protected] BettyLou DeCroce [email protected] 2729 Storm Robotics Team Patrick J. Diegnan [email protected] Robert J. Karabinchak [email protected] Nancy J. Pinkin [email protected] 3142 Aperture Steven V. Oroho [email protected] Gail Phoebus [email protected] Parker Space [email protected] 3151 Cyberstorm Nilsa Cruz-Perez [email protected] Patricia Egan Jones [email protected] Arthur Barclay [email protected] 3314 Mechanical Mustangs Nia H. Gill [email protected] Thomas P. Giblin [email protected] Sheila Y. Oliver [email protected] 3340 UCHS MagneGeeks Brian P. Stack [email protected] Annette Chaparro [email protected] Raj Mukherji [email protected] 3515 Pneubotic Mustangs Raymond J. Lesniak [email protected] Annette Quijano [email protected] Jamel C. Holley [email protected] 3637 The Daleks Christopher Bateman [email protected] Jack M. Cittarelli [email protected] Andrew Zwicker [email protected] 4035 Torbotix Richard J. Codey [email protected] Mila M. Jasey [email protected] John F. McKeon [email protected] 4281 BULL DOGS Patrick J. Diegnan Jr. [email protected] Robert J. Karabinchak [email protected] Nancy J. Pinkin [email protected] 4361 Roxbotix Anthony R. Bucco [email protected] Anthony M. Bucco [email protected] Michael Patrick Carroll [email protected] 4475 Terrier Byte Bots Ronald L. Rice [email protected] Ralph R. Caputo [email protected] Cleopatra G. Tucker [email protected] 4573 SRNJRambotics Patrick J. Diegnan Jr [email protected] Robert J. Karabinchak [email protected] Nancy J. Pinkin [email protected] 4653 Ironmen Robotics Gerald Cardinale [email protected] Robert Auth [email protected] Holly Schepisi [email protected] 4750 BERT James Beach [email protected] Louis D. Greenwald [email protected] Pamela R. Lampitt [email protected] 5113 Combustible Lemons Diane B. Allen [email protected] Herb Conaway Jr. [email protected] Troy Singleton [email protected] 5310 Eagles Apex Nia H. Gill [email protected] Thomas P. Giblin [email protected] Sheila Y. Oliver [email protected] 5420 Velocity Stephen M. Sweeney [email protected] John J. Burzichelli [email protected] Adam J. Taliaferro [email protected] 5438 Technological Terrors Sandra B. Cunningham [email protected] Nicholas Chiaravalloti [email protected] Angela V. McKnight [email protected] 5457 Falcobots Diane B. Allen [email protected] Herb Conaway Jr. [email protected] Troy Singleton [email protected] 5666 Purple Lightning Shirley K. Turner [email protected] Reed Gusciora [email protected] Elizabeth Maher Muoio [email protected] 5684 Iron Mechs Linda R. Greenstein [email protected] Daniel R. Benson [email protected] Wayne P. DeAngelo [email protected] 5732 ROBOTIGERS Ronald L. Rice [email protected] Ralph R. Caputo [email protected] Cleopatra G. Tucker [email protected] 5895 Peddie School Robotics Linda R. Greenstein [email protected] Daniel R. Benson [email protected] Wayne P. DeAngelo [email protected] 5992 Pirates Richard J. Codey [email protected] Mila M. Jasey [email protected] John F. McKeon [email protected] 6015 Juicy Bots Loretta Weinberg [email protected] Gordon M. Johnson [email protected] Valerie Vainieri Huttle [email protected] 6016 Tiger Robotics Michael J. Doherty [email protected] John DiMaio [email protected] Erik Peterson [email protected] 6203 Titanium Knights Robotics Loretta Weinberg [email protected] Gordon M. Johnson [email protected] Valerie Vainieri Huttle [email protected] 6226 Blue Devils Diane B. Allen [email protected] Herb Conaway Jr. [email protected] Troy Singleton [email protected].
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