Baybots (Team #65125), a robotics team from Sunnyvale, has been crowned Champion’s First Place winner at the FIRST LEGO League Peninsula District Championship, held at Palo Alto High School. Their outstanding performance earned them an invitation to the FIRST World Festival in Houston, TX, where they will compete against top teams from around the globe.
Hosted by Playing at Learning, the Peninsula District Championship brought together the region’s top young innovators to showcase their STEM skills, teamwork, and problem-solving abilities. Baybots excelled in all areas of the competition, demonstrating mastery in robot design, coding, innovation, and teamwork.
“Baybots’ hard work, creativity, and collaboration truly set them apart in this year’s competition,” said Jill Wilker, CEO of Playing at Learning. “We are thrilled to see them represent Northern California at the FIRST World Festival in Houston. Their dedication to STEM and innovation is inspiring.”
FIRST LEGO League Challenge encourages students to think like engineers and scientists as they tackle real-world challenges through robotics, coding, and teamwork. The Peninsula District Championship was made possible by volunteers, mentors, and sponsors who support young learners in gaining hands-on experience in STEM fields.
As Baybots prepares for the FIRST World Festival in Houston, Playing at Learning encourages students, educators, and community members to get involved. Volunteering with FIRST LEGO League is a rewarding way to support youth in STEM and inspire the next generation of problem-solvers.
For more information about FIRST LEGO League programs in Northern California or to sign up as a volunteer, visit playingatlearning.org. The FIRST World Festival takes place April 16-19.
Playing at Learning is a Northern California-based nonprofit dedicated to providing hands-on, STEM-based learning opportunities for youth through robotics and innovative educational programs. As an affiliate of FIRST Robotics, the organization supports students in building technical and teamwork skills that prepare them for future careers in science, technology, engineering, and math.
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