The 4911 CyberKnights have been a team since 2014. Before that they were an assortment of different FTC teams, dominating wherever they went. They have climbed great hills, like in 2018, coming in a whopping 2nd place in worlds, and have gone to the depths, worrying about funding, and adequate team numbers. But, like knights in fairytales, the CyberKnights charged forth! The team shows incredible determination, perseverance, and resistance to adversity. Combatting difficulties, slaying problems, and bursting through trials, the 4911 CyberKnights remain a strong team to this day.
2023 Charged Up
The CyberKnights 2023 season was filled with many bumps in the road but ended in proud finality. With a 23-19-0 record, they ended their season after district championship, placing rank 40th, and ending up 19th in Washington state.
After fears of machining errors, many late nights in the lab, and design after design, the robot WHAM was ready for the field.
2022 Rapid React
2022 was a fun year for the CyberKnights, after early morning hours and plenty of caffeine, a glorious creation lay before the creators. A creation capable of going 77-27-0, impressive by all means.
2019 Destination: Deep Space
2018 Power Up
In the 2018 FRC Season the Cyberknights focused on a simple robot design with an emphasis on reliability. After many nights stretching into morning, the robot Weeble was ready to wobble to competition.
Fighting through regionals the Cyberknights ended their competition season on the Einstein finals field in Houston.
2017 Steamworks
2017 was a great learning year for the Cyberknights, with new and old technologies being utilized. The score held a steady 36-37-2, with hopes that the next year would be great, and little did they know how much this team would accomplish.
2016 Stronghold
In 2016 the 4911 Cyberknights scored 52-26-0, showing that they ended with zero loss and won with perseverance and skill. They ended their successful season ranked 6th and with an amazing score of 257 points.
2015 Recycle Rush
The 2015 season was unlike any other, with bumpers being tossed in the recycling bin and robots competing on separate halves of the field. After 6 long weeks of hard work, we bagged our 6’ 4” robot, Monolith, ready to compete for our first competition. The CyberKnights took 2nd place at the Mount Vernon District Event, and went on to win the highly prestigious Chairman’s Award the following competition at the Shorewood District Event. The CyberKnights wrapped up a successful and memorable second season, making it all the way to semifinals in the Carver Division at the FIRST World Championship in St. Louis.
2014 Aerial Assist
The Cyberknights Rookie 2014 season began with strong debut at the Glacier Peak District Event. With an event win under their belt, they went on to achieve a 55-24-0 record finishing 2nd in the PNW championship and 19th in the Archimedes division at the First World Championship. Drawing knowledge from previous FTC bots and fueled by Mountain Dew and Fried Chicken, the Cyberknights created El Gato guided by the words Keep it Simple, Stupid.
