2010-2011
Robot: Red Baron II
Drive Team:
Driver: Joey Fisher
Operator: Kyle Tseka
Human Player: Morgan Wilson
Coach: James Temple
Awards
BAE Granite State Regional Champion with Teams #175 and #1519

2009-2010
Robot: Crazy Legs

Drive Team:
Driver: J.P. Veloso
Operator: James Temple
Human Player: Raj Patel
Coach: Ron Horn
Awards
D.C. First Place Alliance with teams #1727 and #3123

2008-2009
Robot: Son of Maverick

Drive Team:
Driver: Derek Stiles
Operator: John Fisher
Human Player: Neil Sadaria/Joseph Veloso
Coach: Bryce Skawski

2007-2008
Robot: Blackjack

Drive Team:
Driver: Mike Grinaski
Operator: Shahil Kantesaria
Human Player: Bryce Skawski
Coach: Matt Willett 

2006-2007
Robot: Ace of Spades

Drive Team:
Driver: Patrick Pease
Operator: Shahil Kantesaria
Human Player: Melanie Chapman
Coach: Matt Willett
Awards
UTC Finalist with teams #25 and #2104, 1st ranked team
GTR Winners with teams #2056 and #1114.

2005-2006
Robot: PokerFace
UTC New England Regional Winner!

Drive Team:
Driver: Patrick Pease
Operator: Justin Foss
Human Player: Melanie Chapman
Coach: Adam Quagliaroli/Keith Sevigney
Awards
BAE Systems Granite State Regional: Finalists with teams #562 and #319
UTC New England Regional: 1st place alliance with teams #177 and #1124
FIRST Robotics Championship Atlanta: Newton Division: Undefeated in qualifications, first place seed, second place overall in division with teams #111 and #122

2004-2005
Robot: P.G.B.I.F. (AKA Probably Going to Burst Into Flames)

Drive Team:
Driver: Ryan Maliga
Operator: Patrick Pease
Human Player: Andrew Charrette
Coach: Adam Quagliaroli
Awards
UTC New England Regional: Woody Flowers Regional Award and Engineering Inspiration Award
Long Island Regional: Regional Safety Award

 2003-2004
Robot: Mayday (AKA Victorinox)
Granite State Regional Champion!

Drive Team:
Driver: Patrick Pease
Operator: Alex Justesen
Human Player: Andrew Charrette
Coach: Adam Quagliaroli
Awards
BAE Granite State Regional: 1st Place Alliance with teams #501 & #69
National Championship: Finalist Award in the Newton Division

2002-2003
Robot: Wild Bill

Drive Team:
Driver: Eric Emery
Operator: Bryan Plis
Human Player: Brian DeSousa
Coach: Mark Urso
Awards
UTC New England Regional: Regional Finalist Award
Central Florida Regional: Judge's Award

2001-2002
Robot: Ace (AKA Ankle-Biter)

Drive Team:
Driver: Eric Emery
Operator: Bryan Plis
Human Player: David Montemerlo
Coach: Mark Urso
Awards
J&J Mid-Atlantic Regional: Delphi Driving Tomorrows Technology Award
National Championship: Xerox Creativity Award

2000-2001
Robot: Scorpion

Drive Team:
Driver: Lissa Larson
Operator: Bryan Plis
Human Player: Eric Emery
Student Coach: Brian DeSousa
Coach: Randy Plis
Awards
J&J Mid-Atlantic Regional: Johnson & Johnson Sportmaship Award
National Championship: Leadership in Control Award

 1999-2000
Robot: Red Baron (Deceased)

Drive Team:
Driver: Kevin Derwin
Operator: Keith Sevigny
Human Player: Tom Cwickla
Student Coach: Alan Wong
Coach: Randy Plis
Awards
UTC New England Regional: Regional Finalist Award
National Championship: Drexel University Scholarship

 1998-1999
Robot: Maverick
National Champion!

Drive Team:
Driver: Adam Quagliaroli
Operator: Keith Sevigny
Human Player: N.J. Goulet
Student Coach: J.B. Bornas
Coach: Dave Leenhouts
Awards
UTC New England Regional: Best Play of the Day and Honeywell Leadership in control Systems
National Championship: 1st Place Alliance with teams #1 and #48

1997-1998
Robot: Stevie: Son of Roy

Drive Team:
Driver: Adam Quagliaroli
Operator: Keith Sevigny
Human Player: N.J. Goulet
Student Coach: Kim O'Toole
Coach: Rob Hoeckele

1996-1997
Robot: Roy (Deceased)

Drive Team:
Driver: Jason Noack
Operator: Michelle Sevigny
Human Player: Adam Quagliaroli
Coach: Marc Sevigny/Dave Leenhouts

1995-1996
Robot: Hook

Drive Team:
Driver: Jason Noack
Operator: Matt Campominosi
Human Player: Carla Preli
Coach: Tom Harris/Dave Leenhouts

FIRST is an organization created by Dean Kamen. It stands for For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology. Started back in 1992 to get students interested in Science and Technology, FIRST has grown by leaps and bounds over the past 20 years. Through a yearly FIRST Robotics Competition, FIRST excites students from around the world in Math, Science, Engineering and Technology. The goal of FIRST is to get students interesting in becoming engineers and scientists, rather than sport stars or rock stars. In the past couple of years FIRST has expanded to include a FIRST Lego League program for intermediate school students and a FIRST Tech Challenge program for intermediate to high school aged students.

Aces High is a FIRST Robotics team from Windsor Locks and Suffield, Connecticut. The team was founded in 1995 and after seventeen years we are still going strong. The team is comprised of students from Windsor Locks and Suffield High Schools and adult mentors from Hamilton Sundstrand and other local companies.

The team currently has roughly 40 students and around 15 mentors and a number of parents that support it. Over the years we have become widely respected through our actions and for our annual scrimmage that takes place each year just before teams must ship their robots. Team 176 is not just about building robots, it's also about sharing the word of FIRST with our community.