Our background, our values, and what we are working on now.
Teams 30415 and 30416 began as two homeschool FTC rookie teams competing side by side during the 2025 season. Both teams shared a workshop, traded parts and design ideas, and occasionally faced each other on opposing alliances at the same qualifier.
Going into the 2026 season, the two rosters were reorganized. Members were redistributed across both teams to balance experience, sub-team coverage, and competition goals.
Both 30415 and 30416 continue to compete independently. The current 30415 Zebros roster includes returning members from each of the original lineups. We share the same workshop and the same pink and black colors.
Our goals for the upcoming season are to build a competitive robot, contribute to the judged awards, and continue our community outreach across the Triangle.
30415 and 30416 register as separate FTC rookie teams within a Cary, NC homeschool group.
Both teams compete at Cardinal Gibbons. 30416 captains a playoff alliance. 30415 takes home the Design Award 2nd Place.
30415 wins Judges' Choice at Southeast Raleigh. 30416 wins the Design Award at Ascend. Both teams reach playoffs at separate events.
Off-season reorganization redistributes members across the two rosters. Both 30415 and 30416 continue to compete.
Off-season build, training new members, and continuing community outreach across the Triangle.
We prototype quickly, test early, and keep only what holds up on the field.
A FIRST core value. We compete hard, offer help freely, and recognize the work of other teams.
Every drive coach has a backup. Every CAD file gets a second review. No single point of failure on the team.
We mentor FLL teams, run library demos, and support STEM access in the Triangle community.