First Robotics Competition

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8,463 teams · 3,203 active in 2026 · 6,485 US · 1,978 international. Filter by state, district, and EPA rating — and click through to each team's full record.

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AK 11 WA 194 ID 48 MT 17 ND 20 MN 296 IL 132 WI 102 MI 932 NY 306 MA 157 RI 14

OR 90 NV 69 WY 6 SD 13 IA 47 IN 114 OH 160 PA 150 NJ 162 CT 94

CA 628 UT 62 CO 85 NE 8 MO 151 KY 22 WV 10 VA 170 MD 83 DE 7

HI 59 AZ 143 NM 26 KS 44 AR 78 TN 89 NC 156 SC 88 DC 28

OK 117 LA 99 MS 38 AL 54 GA 194

TX 493

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What does EPA mean? What's a "district"?

EPA (Expected Points Added) is a Statbotics-computed performance rating — a team's average contribution to its alliance's score per match, calibrated across the entire season. Higher EPA generally means stronger recent on-field performance. As a rough guide: 1500+ is elite (top ~5%), 1200+ is top quartile, 900+ is above average. EPA doesn't account for team culture, mentor quality, awards (Chairman's / Dean's List), or accessibility — those matter just as much for choosing a team to join.

Districts are regional governance groups inside FIRST: FIM (Michigan), FIT (Texas), NE (New England), CA (California), ONT (Ontario), PNW (Pacific Northwest), FMA (Mid-Atlantic), FCH (Chesapeake), and several others. District teams play a regional season before regional championships; non-district teams qualify directly through "Regionals" (one-off competitions). For most parents, district affiliation matters mainly for travel logistics.

Win rate + W-L are historical totals across every match a team has played. Rookie year is the team's first competition season.

#	Team	Location	District	Status	EPA	Win rate	W-L	Rookie
1548	Highlanders	Anchorage, Alaska	—	Inactive · last 2010	1,480	49.1%	26–27	—
628	Northern RobArctic	Fairbanks, Alaska	—	Inactive · last 2003	1,478	37.5%	9–15	—
998	The Overcookers	Soldotna, Alaska	—	Inactive · last 2004	1,473	50.0%	14–14	—
1169	Fairbanks Robarctics	Fairbanks, Alaska	—	Inactive · last 2004	1,453	38.9%	7–11	—
568	Nerds of the North	Anchorage, Alaska	—	Inactive · last 2024	1,433	42.5%	151–204	—
1430	WRONG Doers	Anchorage, Alaska	—	Inactive · last 2005	1,422	33.3%	4–8	—
959	Team 959	Palmer, Alaska	—	Inactive · last 2004	1,397	48.3%	14–15	—
960	Circuit Breakers	Anchorage, Alaska	—	Inactive · last 2002	1,368	18.2%	2–9	—
374	The IceBreakers	Anchorage, Alaska	—	Inactive · last 2004	1,364	42.1%	16–22	—
1544	One Byte Short	Anchorage, Alaska	—	Inactive · last 2012	1,325	31.9%	22–47	—
625	Team 625	Palmer, Alaska	—	Inactive	—	—	—	—

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FRC is the high-school capstone of a longer robotics pathway: FLL in elementary/middle school → FTC in middle/early-high → FRC for 9-12. Most strong FRC contributors started in FLL or FTC, not FRC itself.

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Data sources: The Blue Alliance (team rosters), Statbotics (EPA, win/loss). Refreshed weekly.