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# Regal Eagles

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- [Week 6 - The Building 3](https://team2869.org/?p=4770) - Mechanical Team: The team continued working on the superstructure assembly and addition of key components. Two 1×1 tubes were attached to the 2×1 frame and CNC plates were mounted to cut certain plates. Strength spacers were also 3D printed using PET-G filament in order to reinforce the structure. Both climbers were attached to the frame
- [Week 4 — The Building](https://team2869.org/?p=4747) - Kitbot: The drive and shooter subsystems were done and ready for testing. Upon testing, there was a programming issue revealed as the motors were working without code. We also started to work on the climber subsystem that we plan to add onto the kitbot. Mechanical: Started to make drivetrain for the competition robot. Electrical: We
- [Week 4](https://team2869.org/?p=3883) - Mechanical: This week we worked on all the major componets: the intake, the shooter, the bumpers, and the elevator. The KOP Bot was completed and programmed to drive. A climbing component was started and this will be added to the KOP Bot. Intake: The intake team worked on adding the turnbuckle and adjusting the chain.
- [Week 3 -  The Protyping 2](https://team2869.org/?p=4738) - Kitbot: On 01/28/26 the electrical system was completed except for motor controllers. The board still needs to be secured and the Lexan panel reinforced with Velcro. The intake can spin but needs further testing to confirm it can successfully intake fuel. Mechanical Team: Continued prototyping the intake and climber. The intake was prepared electrically for
- [Week 1 - The True Start](https://team2869.org/?p=4721) - Mechanical (Intake & Climber): The Mechanical team made various prototypes for different parts of our robot, featuring a compliant wheel design capable of spinning for the intake system. The climber system was worked on with the assembly of telescope tubing, fixing alignment issues, and ensuring stability during use. Programming: The Programming team reviewed commands, set
- [Week 2 - The Protoyping](https://team2869.org/?p=4729) - Mechanical Team: The Mechanical team continued prototyping and design work on both the intake and climber subsystems. Intake development had advanced with the system being electrically prepared for testing, including mounting a Lexan panel to prevent motor rotation and protect wiring. The climber team analyzed a single-box climber design for a Level 1 climb using
- [Week 0 - Kickoff](https://team2869.org/?p=4526) - On January 10th, 2026, the new First Robotics Competition game was revealed. This season’s theme is FIRST AGE, an archaeology and history theme that follows the deep-sea theme. At 12:00 PM EST, our robotics team gathered together to watch the game reveal, and we were excited to say the least. The new climbing strategy, along
- [New York Tech Valley Regional Competition 2025](https://team2869.org/?p=4482) - This was a 3-day event from March 27-29, though the team started their journey upstate The event was held at Tech Valley High School, Albany, NY. Most of our team traveled there and showed support in the stands. Our team participated in a number of matches, participating in 9 qualifying matches and 2 semifinal matches.
- [Optimum and Local Leaders Recognize and Award Regal Eagles](https://team2869.org/?p=4538) - Learn about our local political and business leaders and Optimum come to our lab to recognize our work!
- [Week 5](https://team2869.org/?p=4418) - Carpentry We cut a lot of wood for the reef project and we wanted to have everything ready to go by Tuesday. We started building and we were using a special drill to make holes in the big beams for the PVC Pipes. We also worked on cutting angled pipes and making the bumpers during
- [Week 7](https://team2869.org/?p=4454) - Coming Soon…
- [Week 6 (WIP)](https://team2869.org/?p=4449) - Coming Soon…
- [Hofstra Regional](https://team2869.org/?p=3970) - From March 21 to March 23 we went to the Hofstra Regional to compete. Matches: We had some issues in the matches like connectivity, intake, and notes falling on our robot. We ended up doing good as we hit a four not auton and scored multiple times in the amp and speaker. While we didn't
- [Week 4](https://team2869.org/?p=4411) - Carpentry This week, our carpentry team built one of the coral structures for the field and they also made more prototypes to test different designs and materials.Electrical This week, we started wiring the Everybot. We connected all the wires to ensure they are placed correctly. This was important to make sure everything works properly when
- [Week 0 "Kick-Off"](https://team2869.org/?p=4247) - FIRST Stream On Saturday, January 4th, our team held a live viewing of the FIRST FRC Kick-Off stream. After the stream we held a strategy and design meeting where upperclassmen broke off into groups with underclassmen to work on strategies and possible designs for our upcoming season’s bot. 4 teams presented their ideas of what
- [Week 2](https://team2869.org/?p=4365) - Carpentry This week we cut pieces of the coral station, and in addition to that, we “assembled them” into parts. We also fully reinforced all driver stations, took apart the source from last year’s game, painted all the panels and processors, and finished building 2 out of the 4 coral stations. Electrical This week we
- [Week 3](https://team2869.org/?p=4377) - Carpentry This week we were checking which driver station panels align with what driver stations. Electrical This week we started and finished wiring the Tank Drive for the Everybot. Some tasks that were crucial were crimping the wires and making sure the accuracy of the wiring was on point.
- [Week 1](https://team2869.org/?p=4359) - CarpentryOur carpentry team made massive progress on the construction of the coral stations. Work on creating the REEF and how it would hold up to possible robot movements. The April Tags that will be placed around the Rampage field were also created.MechanicalThis week we converted the current kit bot chassis into the Everybot Chassis. This
- [Week 9](https://team2869.org/?p=3975) - Robot fixes This week was mostly fixing what broke on the robot during Hofstra while also add improvements. We added rubber bands around the robot to make sure the notes don't get stuck on top of our robot. We also made some changes to the climber in hopes of it preforming better. New wings were
- [Week 8](https://team2869.org/?p=3963) - Preparation: This week was mostly preparation for the Hofstra Regional. We packed the items needed for the pit and finalized our robot's mechanism. Hofstra Regionals: This year we went to the Hofstra regionals. Read more here: https://team2869.org/build-blog/hofstra-regional/
- [Week 7](https://team2869.org/?p=3955) - Auton. Practice This week we practiced auton. a lot on a half field. We were able to get a four note auton (5 in 17 seconds). Driver Team: This week our driver team got more practice with the half field. We also built a new driver station that has two layers. One for thee computer
- [Week 6](https://team2869.org/?p=3952) - Regal Rampage: We held our biggest Rampage yet with 26 teams participating. We also turned a massive profit from the abundance of food, teams, and snacks. Rampage Extension: This time we worked with the Syosset Brave to get one more week to have the entire field set up for teams to play. 10 different teams
- [Week 5](https://team2869.org/?p=3896) - KOP Bot: This week the KOP Bot team worked on adding aclimber to the bot. Once the climber was fully assembled, they attached. They also worked on adding a amp shooter. Shooter: The shooter team attached the shooter with the pivot motor to the elevator on the practice robot. They also fixed the saize for
- [Week 3](https://team2869.org/?p=3865) - Mechanical: Mounted the pivot plates, removed silicon, replaced steel shafts, and shooter plates are being recut of CNC. We had to change the placement of the battery so it was not rested and laid down horizontally since the cable routing wouldn't work that way. Because of this, we had to move the shaft plates up
- [Week 2](https://team2869.org/?p=3856) - Mechanical: Bumpers: Put brackets on the outside bumper and predrilled the pilot holes in the wood of the bumpers. We taped the pool noodles together of to structure the bumpers. Re-checked the bumper measurement before attaching the pool noodles together and successfully taped the pool noodles for the 2nd bumper. KOP Bot: They installed the
- [Week 1](https://team2869.org/?p=3845) - Mechanical: Elevator: The elevator team started by cutting metal for the outer and inner stages of the elevator. The outer stage consists of 2 16-inch aluminum pre-drilled pieces and the inner had 2 17 inch pieces. We then took the bearing blocks of the practice elevator we made and installed them on the new pieces
- [Kickoff](https://team2869.org/?p=3816) - Team 2869 met on Kickoff day and started with a team meeting detailing the procedures for build season and for kickoff. We will be meeting Monday-Thursday from 3pm to 6pm, Friday 3pm to 7pm, and Saturday 9am to 5pm. Then after some brief technical difficulties, we watched the game reveal. After that, the engineering team
- [Day 2](https://team2869.org/?p=3818) - Throughout the night, team members scoured Chief Delphi, looking at Ri3D teams and other sources to find anything that was useful. A few people found @howlongismyname’s Robot (CAD) in 12 Hours thread and loved the architecture. After a short meeting Sunday morning, team members started making a robot based on the architecture portrayed in that
- [Preseason: December Training Groups](https://team2869.org/?p=3767) - With build season on the horizon, we uphold a cherished tradition of introducing our robotics enthusiasts among the freshmen to the art of constructing our robot. This involves granting them the autonomy to choose their preferred subgroup for training and providing diverse learning opportunities. Here are what our subgroups did for training: Programming: Programming training
- [Half Hollow Hills Competition](https://team2869.org/?p=3618) - A few members from our team graciously dedicated their time to orchestrate the setup for the Half Hollow Hills off-season competition, synergizing efforts with other committed individuals for many other teams. The meticulous setup, spanning approximately four hours, culminated in the recreation of the exact field used in this year's championship finals in Houston—a testament
- [Preseason: October 19th - 26th Summary](https://team2869.org/?p=3590) - Operations: Finished the sponsor night presentation presented the cold call slides to the freshmen and added more sponsors to the 2024 sponsor list. Many have connections to corporations so we asked if they could notify their guardians about a potential sponsorship. Created a cold call schedule and groups sent emails to sponsors with the attached
- [Preseason: October 13th - 18th](https://team2869.org/?p=3558) - Operations: Worked on the Roundtables portion of the sponsor intro package. We brainstormed new ideas for Roundtables and Sponsor Night and completed the Roundtables flyer. Worked on the outreach and community section of the sponsor intro package and completed it. We are planning to edit with our mentor Dr. Kay. Began the Sponsor Night Presentation
- [Preseason: October 9th Summary](https://team2869.org/?p=3550) - Mechanical Worked on driver practice in which we got a max of seven game pieces in teleop. Some fixes and adjustments: Replaced the front right drive motor Replaced the falcon shaft with the metal one Cut and flipped the bolts that were getting caught on the cancoder so it does not hit Added the steel
- [Preseason: October 2nd/4th Summary](https://team2869.org/?p=3542) - Operations: Completed the mini grant flyer. We sent it to some teams and posted in on FIRST Long Island to get teams. We worked on the Team Expenses and Past Sponsors part of the sponsor intro package and began brainstorming ideas for sponsor benefits. Podcast: Found teams throughout the United States in every single state
- [Preseason: September 22nd/27th Summary](https://team2869.org/?p=3536) - Mechanical: The team added a bar below one roller of the intake to prevent cubes from touching it and going out the wrong side of the intake which would be bad. Also locktited the intake to increase the tightness and ensure the successfulness. Programming: Fixed issues regarding the buttons in which they were only running
- [Preseason: September 20th Summary](https://team2869.org/?p=3531) - Electrical: The electrical team prepped Neo motors by soldering them to a stronger wire. After this process, we would heat-shrink them and then strip the wires. We did this to install them onto the swerve modules that have been prepared either on Friday or next week. Operations and Podcast: Operations researched more grant opportunities and
- [Preseason: September 15th Summary](https://team2869.org/?p=3525) - Operations: The BAE Systems Grant is completed and submitted. Training slides for an operations training activity have started. This training for new members contains a process of making a fake outreach event by coming up with a sponsor list, making flyers, writing a proposal, writing emails, etc. Mechanical: Upped the gear ratios on the wrist
- [Preseason: September 13th Summary](https://team2869.org/?p=3511) - Operations: Created the JDRF One Walk Team and a flyer for the event. We posted everything in FIRST Together to give information and we printing out these flyers in color in order to hang around Bethpage High to inform our peers. As well as this, we began planning on what snacks to offer for our
- [Preseason: September 8th Summary](https://team2869.org/?p=3491) - Mechanical: The mechanical team constructed two swerve modules for our robot. These modules will be used as a backup to replace any swerve module that does not function properly. Programming: The programming team finished the migration to YAGSL swerve and the offsets are set and works. The arm of the robot is working but needs
- [Week 9: 3/4 - 3/10](https://team2869.org/?p=3474) - During week 9 of our build season, we held Regal Eagle Rampage in order for the teams that want to come and practice with their robots in the tri state area in this Week 0 practice competition. Here, teams are able to fine tune their robots, and explore different strategies that work best for their
- [Week 8: 2/25 - 3/3](https://team2869.org/?p=3450) - During the 8th week of the build season — during the beginning of the week — the mechanical team had the drivetrain working and the electrical team resoldered the cancoders and began cable management. The team has also tested the robots abilities on getting up the Charged Up ramp and were able to grab cubes
- [Week 7: 2/18 - 2/24](https://team2869.org/?p=3405) - During week 7 of build season, the mechanical team has put on the robot structure on the actual robot while working on the arm extension for the robot in order to get our robot ready for Regal Eagle Rampage in order to compete with robots from other schools. The electrical team mounted electronics onto the
- [<a href="https://team2869.org/wp-admin/post.php?post=3386&action=edit">Week 6: 2/11-2/17</a>](https://team2869.org/?p=3401) - During week 6 of build season, the mechanical team is continuing working on the arm fixing previous issues with handling weight. Furthermore, we have adjusted the chain and sprocket size for the arm to better fit. Additionally, they have reassembled the motor and shaft for the robot for troubleshooting. The mechanical team has also been
- [Week 5: 2/4-2/10](https://team2869.org/?p=3360) - In week 5 of build season, our pneumatics team mainly focused on understanding the electrical components behind the piston arm. They have been working on the design for the electrical panel, and how it works with the other electrical components. Our CAD team has been working on designing the robot arm. In the design process
- [Week 3/4: 1/21 - 2/3](https://team2869.org/?p=3304) - Due to having midterms throughout week 3 of the build season, we have decided to merge our week 3 and week 4 blogs to stay on track. Our CAD (Computer Aided Design) team has been making our piston intake, arm, and the total robot CAD. We have prototyped our grabber mechanism for the robot in
- [Week 2: 1/14 - 1/20](https://team2869.org/?p=3282) - The Regal Eagles have been working diligently on the robot to have it ready for our annual Regal Eagle Rampage event! Our Computer Aided Design (CAD) team and mechanical team have started drafting ideas for the robot arm. Additionally, the electrical team and CAD team have been working together to CNC the Lexan base plate
- [Week 1: 1/7-1/13](https://team2869.org/?p=3255) - The Regal Eagles started the season together watching the FIRST Robotics Competition Livestream, Saturday, January 7th, 2023. This marks the beginning of build season for all FRC teams! Following the reveal of this year’s game, the team broke-off into groups to tackle different aspects of the game. We have a design team that discusses possible
- [Half Hollow Hills Offseason Event](https://team2869.org/?p=1698) - Bethpage High School’s robotics team, The Regal Eagles (Team #2869), had a very successful day at the Half Hollow Hills Off-season Competition on 11/6/21. The event was based on the FIRST Infinite Recharge game from 2020. This was the first competition they attended since 2020. The Regal Eagles got back into the competition swing during
- [Week 12: 3/26 - 4/1](https://team2869.org/?p=2738) - Continuing from the previous blog: After 69 qualification matches, it was time for alliance selection, where we were picked by the 1st seed alliance led by StuyPulse (Team 694) and Team R.I.C.E. (Team 870). One of our alliance partners fell during one of the final matches and cracked their shooter. Even though that unfortunate event
- [Week 11: 3/19 - 3/25](https://team2869.org/?p=2736) - This week we started of preparing for our Hofstra Competitions but testing and driving our robot! Our journey at Hofstra started off with SBPLI #1 from March 21, 2022 through March 23, 2022. After 82 qualification matches spanning 2 days, we were chosen by the eighth-seed alliance Team #7567 (Sesi Senai São Paulo Octopus from
- [Week 10: 3/12 - 3/18](https://team2869.org/?p=2477) - The electrical team is learning to use a limit switch to put on the robot that senses and says when a component is touching or not and it prevents mechanisms from maneuvering too far in one direction or the other. We are also making adjustments to our bumpers so it will fit on the robot
- [Week 9: 3/5 - 3/11](https://team2869.org/?p=2361) - This Sunday, our school hosted our 4th annual Regal Eagle Rampage! As a result of all the hard work our members put in, the event came to be a total success. We had a grand total of eleven teams from across Long Island attend Rampage, each of which showcased their own unique robots to play
- [Week 8: 2/26 - 3/4](https://team2869.org/?p=2309) - We are testing and adding the finishing touches to our robot to prepare for Regal Eagle Rampage and for our competitions! We added a top guide for the shooter when it fires. Electrical team finalized CAN bus together on the electrical panel and mounted the spark max and talon motor controllers for drive train and
- [Week 7: 2/19 - 2/25](https://team2869.org/?p=2276) - We mounted the structure that holds the arm for the robot. Mounted the motor for the separate intake with a 40 degree angle guide to push the ball to the center of the chassis for proper use. The mechanical team assembled the shooter and mounted it onto the moving arm of our robot. Then we
- [Week 6: 2/12 - 2/18](https://team2869.org/?p=2251) - The carpentry team is putting the final touches on our Rampage field. They completed building the second terminal and the hangar for our Regal Eagle Rampage field. Arts and crafts spray painted the hangar bars blue. The mechanical team used our CNC to prototype the moving arm and after it connected to our sprockets, we
- [Week 5: 2/5 - 2/11](https://team2869.org/?p=2212) - We calculated the gear ratio for the moving arm by finding the torque and looking at the motor curve. We decided not to use external gears and just use gearbox and sprockets. Here is some of the Arm Gear Motor Math: Arm Weight:2 775 motors: 1.7 lbs2 falcon motors: 5.47 lbs4 white wheels: 2.32 lbs2
- [Week 4: 1/29 - 2/4](https://team2869.org/?p=2203) - This week we programmed our robot to be able to do 90 degree and 180 degree turns for the driver to use. We also have a feature for the robot to sort of parallel park to make the job easier for the driver. This feature can be used so our robot can be placed in
- [Week 3: 1/22 - 1/28](https://team2869.org/?p=2140) - Carpentry has made progress on making the field for our Regal Eagle Rampage on March 6th, 2022. Our carpentry team has just about finished cutting all the pieces of wood to complete the Hub, and now we are in the progress of assembling the field. We have made progress on our intake prototype and now
- [Week 2: 1/15 - 1/21](https://team2869.org/?p=2062) - We prototyped two shooters and made the right adjustments to reach the high goal with both. We advanced our progress on the chassis with the toughbox mini and tube neo brushless motors. Our electrical team made an electrical panel to test the chassis. We also looked into using falcon 500s for shooters instead of the
- [Week 1: 1/08 - 1/14](https://team2869.org/?p=2005) - Our team watched the kickoff live stream for this year's game. This was the beginning of our build season. Right after the live stream, we read the manual and brainstormed ideas for our build season. A big thank you to the parents who helped us out with ideas and planning for the Rampage. We’re so
- [Week 8: Feb. Break](https://team2869.org/?p=1431) - Bethpage High School Robotics Build Log for the February Break
- [Week 9](https://team2869.org/?p=1442) - Mechanically certain issues with the bot were identified and fixed within the first few days of this week. Specifically, with the placement of the battery and the ball intake which both already have a solution in mind which will be worked on throughout this week. The ball track design and intake were finalized and mounted
- [Week 6&7 Feb. 2-12](https://team2869.org/?p=1424) - For programming, we have decided to begin our installation of vision for the robot. So far, we have looked into cameleon vision which is used to create a 3D pose reconstruction with the 2020 Infinite Recharge upper vision targets. We also have successfully redesigned the ball track. We have worked so efficiently we were able
- [Week 3 (Jan. 18)](https://team2869.org/?p=1385) - The team worked on the questions for the chairman's award.Our drivetrain was completed with Neo motors and spark max controllers so we will have encoders. All of the wood for the port was cut. A new CAD diagram was created with design that allows us to store and shoot the power cells.The team then went
- [Day 3-5](https://team2869.org/?p=1340) - Details of Regal Eagles first week of activity
- [Day 6–8 (Jan. 14)](https://team2869.org/?p=1365) - Engineering Notebook and build blog notes on the Bethpage HS FRC season
- [Week 3 January 20–25](https://team2869.org/?p=1391) - This was midterm week at Bethpage High School, but we still were able to work on most days, even if some members of the team were busy taking exams. We made considerable progress constructing the field elements. All of the components for the power ports have been cut and one was assembled for us to
- [Week 4 Jan. 27 – Feb. 1](https://team2869.org/?p=1402) - Bethpage High School (Long Island NY) robotics team reports on their progress for the 2020 season Infinite Recharge game.
- [Day 0 – 2](https://team2869.org/?p=1295) - Build Blog details the start of the Bethpage High School Robotics team build season. The Regal Eagles FRC Team 2869 is off and running.

## Pages

- [](https://team2869.org/) - FRC Team 2869, Regal Eagles: Learn about our team, events we host, and see our community and national sponsors.
- [Regal Eagle Rampage](https://team2869.org/?page_id=752) - Practice event for the 2025 FRC Game Reefscape
- [Regal Roundtables](https://team2869.org/?page_id=758) - Our Student Run and Organized Robotics Conference On Friday, December 5, 2025 at 4 PM, we will be hosting our 9th annual Regal Eagle Roundtables! Teams will give 10 minute presentations on a topic they are experienced on, or came to watch the fun unfold! Registration Form Flyer YouTube Livestream Regal Eagle Roundtables Group Conference
- [The Regal Eagles SOAR to World Championships for the 6th year in a Row!](https://team2869.org/?page_id=2582) - A Look Back at SBPLI 1 and 2! Our journey started off at Hofstra with SBPLI #1 from March 21, 2022 through March 23, 2022. After 82 qualification matches spanning 2 days, we were chosen by the eighth-seed alliance Team #7567 (Sesi Senai São Paulo Octopus from Brazil) and Team #2875 (Cold Spring Harbor), and
- [Awards](https://team2869.org/?page_id=1934) - 2024 Participated in World Championship in Houston, Texas Impact Award: NYC Regional Engineering Inspiration: Long Island Regional 2023 Engineering Inspiration: Celebrates outstanding success in advancing respect and appreciation for engineering within a team’s school or organization and community Gracious Professionalism Award: It’s a way of doing things that encourages high quality work, emphasizes the value of
- [Seasons](https://team2869.org/?page_id=1837) - 2025 LEARN MORE 2024 LEARN MORE 2023 LEARN MORE 2022 LEARN MORE 2021 LEARN MORE 2020 LEARN MORE
- [Contact Us](https://team2869.org/?page_id=701) - Contact Us Get in touch Address: 10 Cherry Ave, Bethpage, NY 11714 Phone: +1 516 450 1045 Email: LinkTree: theregaleagles2869@gmail.com https://linktr.ee/regaleagles_2869 Follow us: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theregaleagles2869 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RegalEagles2869 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BethpageRegalEagles/
- [Week 2](https://team2869.org/?page_id=4344)
- [Impact Award Resources](https://team2869.org/?page_id=2521) - Impact Video 2024 Youtube Link Impact Video 2023 Youtube Link Impact Video 2022
- [Engineers Helping Engineers](https://team2869.org/?page_id=2963) - What do we do? This year, we got the approval from our Director of Technology to start a program called Engineers Helping Engineers. This program will allow the Regal Eagle members to visit the 5th graders in the Bethpage Union Free School District’s elementary schools and talk about the importance of STEM and all the
- [Highlights](https://team2869.org/?page_id=1686) - Regal Eagles at the 2024 LI Regional The Regal Eagles attended the 2024 FIRST Long Island Regional at Hofstra University from March 20th-23th! The team was chosen by alliance #8 with Team 871 Robotechs and 271 Mechanical Marauders. During the award ceremony, The Regal Eagles won the Engineering Inspiration Award! This meant that NASA would
- [Other Sponsors](https://team2869.org/?page_id=1321) - B.K. Sweeney's Parkside Tavern AMF Bowling Bethpage Wine & Liquors Three Brothers Pizzeria & Restaurant Bethpage Florist / Beautiful Beginnings Thyme On Your Side Artisan Market & Cafe Pappardelle's Pizzeria & Restaurant Miyako Hibachi Sushi Restaurant Bethpage Pharmacy Ivarone Italian Kitchen & Pizzeria Off The Charts Arts Marguarite & Co. Unisex Salon Thai Flavors Kitchen
- [Become a Sponsor](https://team2869.org/?page_id=1535)
- [FIRST Together](https://team2869.org/?page_id=3024) - Our Mission Statement The FIRST Together program is a FRC volunteer group started by the Regal Eagles. FIRST Together provides local teams with opportunities to cooperate and collaborate with each other to support our community and FIRST values. We host various community service and outreach events throughout the year to support this goal and provide
- [Outreach](https://team2869.org/?page_id=1633) - Engineers Helping Engineers This program will allow the Regal Eagle members to visit the 5th graders in the Bethpage School District’s Elementary Schools and talk about the importance of STEM and all the ways the kids could get involved with STEM in middle and high school. Attached is the presentation that we will be showing
- [Sponsors](https://team2869.org/?page_id=703) - Our Sponsors
- [Monthly Newsletter](https://team2869.org/?page_id=2186) - 2024-2025 September Newsletter 2022-2023 Season Preseason January February 2021-2022 Season April January February March
- [Privacy Policy](https://team2869.org/?page_id=3763) - Our privacy policy is simple. We don't collect data individualized to you. Neither on this website nor on the ScoutingPASS2869 app. On the app, we can't track you, and it doesn't even connect to any of our internet servers. It does connect to TheBlueAlliance, a website that could be tracking you, check their privacy policy
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- [2021 Game Design](https://team2869.org/?page_id=1493) - Welcome to REGROWTH! Welcome to Regrowth! First Isles has suffered a major loss due to a volcanic eruption. Farms and crops have been ruined, and ash has penetrated the island’s clean water supply. Alliances must work to collect valuable resources to grow crops before the harsh winter hits. Teams need to: gather seeds to store
- [Build Blog 2022](https://team2869.org/?page_id=1992)
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- [2022](https://team2869.org/?page_id=1987)
- [Events](https://team2869.org/?page_id=714) - Events sponsored by the Bethpage high school robotics team (2869)
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