1. Awards
Below is a list of awards we have been honored to receive in the last two years:
2013: FRC MAR Regional Championship: Engineering Inspiration Award
2013: FRC Seneca High School District Tournament: Engineering Inspiration Award
2013: FRC Springside/Chestnut Hill District Tournament: Engineering Inspiration Award
2013: Pennsylvania FTC Championship Tournament: Connect Award
2012: FRC Springside/Chestnut Hill District Tournament: Engineering Inspiration Award
2012: FTC Central Pennsylvania Qualifying Tournament: Motivate Award
2012: FTC Philadelphia City Qualifying Tournament: 3rd Place Inspire Award
Head Coach: Daniel Ueda
Assistant Coach: Katherine Conrad
Officers:
President: Etienne Jacquot, 273
Vice President: Callan Powell, 273
Secretary: Keiana Smith, 274
Treasurer: Angely Iigura, 273
HR Co-Leads: Christian Perez, 273
Krystyna Salyuk, 275
Mechanical Lead: Kamal Carter, 274
Electrical Lead: Steven Choe, 273
Programming Lead: Zhenying Wu, 273
Marketing Lead: Thomas Davidenko, 275
Contact Us
RoboLancers
c/o Central High School
1700 West Olney Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19141
215.276.5262
robolancers@gmail.com
Visit us on the web:
www.robolancers.com
Premier Sponsors: Joan and Bernard Spain, 198
Past Sponsors
Central High School’s RoboLancers (FIRST Robotics
Team #321) in St. Louis, Missouri, for the FIRST World
Championships – April 2013
Central High School’s FIRST robotics team,
THE ROBOLANCERS
FIRST FRC Team #321
FTC TEAMS #5320 AND #6676
We don’t just build robots.
We build the future.
Diamond Level Sponsors:
Platinum Level Sponsors:
Gold Level Sponsors:
Silver Level Sponsors:

2. Who We Are
The RoboLancers are a student-operated, adult-mentored robotics program based out
of Central High School in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The program was founded in
1999 as FIRST Robotics Team #321 and included five students from the school.
Since then, the program has evolved into a multi-faceted organization of 60 students
and 9 adult mentors that - with a $20,000 per year budget - competes in two to three
competitions, hosts various STEM training and outreach programs around the city,
and has become a shining example of what students in a struggling urban setting can
do if given the opportunity.
What We Do
The RoboLancers provide students with a complete immersion in STEM problem
solving. Students are given hands-on engineering experience as they work in teams to
solve electrical, mechanical, and programming problems. Students work with solid
modeling programs, programming languages, web design software, and control
systems. The students themselves then use this gained knowledge to inspire other
students in Philadelphia to become interested in STEM fields through various school
and community events; including hosting the Philly Robotics Expo, mentoring at
FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) and FIRST Lego League (FLL) events, building robots
for theater groups, participating in a documentary about high school robotics teams,
and demonstrating their robots at district schools and STEM awareness events.
Our Goals
A primary goal of the RoboLancers is to work with the students in Central High
School, the School District of Philadelphia (SDP), and the greater Philadelphia area to
inspire their involvement in STEM and computer science fields. The program is
unique in that it empowers those disadvantaged and underrepresented populations on
a small scale in order that they themselves may engage those populations on a larger
scale. Other program goals include the following:
 To inspire every individual that builds with, learns from, cheers for, or hears about
the team to have confidence in themselves and in their future
 To spark students’ interest in STEM and computer science within the School
District and the City of Philadelphia, and ultimately produce young adults who
contribute to the community, country, and world in STEM fields
 To prepare students for enrollment in higher education with an interest toward
obtaining engineering, computer science, and other STEM related degrees
 To foster a positive self-image, leadership skills, teamwork and moral behavior
among Philadelphia students
 To transform the image of Philadelphia to one which is a hub for advanced
technology through various partnerships with local businesses and universities
Sponsorship
If you want to sponsor an award-winning Philadelphia public high
school robotics team, please consider becoming a sponsor of the
RoboLancers.
Your sponsorship will provide a connection with students who will be tomorrow’s
leaders in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) fields. Would
you please help? In addition to financial support, the team always is in need of tools,
materials, software, hardware, and services (e.g., printing, copying, t-shirt production,
advertising). If you are unable to provide financial support, we always are in need of
team mentors. Please contact the RoboLancers for more information about these
important aspects of giving. The following levels of sponsorship* currently are
available:
.
SPONSORSHIP
REWARD
LEVELS
BRONZE
(UNDER
$500)
SILVER
($500-
$999)
GOLD
($1,000-
$2,499)
PLATINUM
($2,500-
$4,999)
DIAMOND
($5,000-
PLUS)
PREMIER
RoboLancers’
recognition, along
with thank you
letter and current
year subscription to
RoboLancers’
Roundtable
This is the
RoboLancers’
highest and
most unique
level of
sponsorship.
Sponsors at
this level have
made a
contribution to
the
RoboLancers
which
surpasses a
dollar value
and has an
impact on the
team which is
boundless.
Premier-level
sponsors’
receive the
highest level of
rewards,
which will
continue just
as long as the
team exists.
Your name
/company name
(or logo) will be
indicated in all
team publications
and on website
Your name
/company name
(or logo) will be
imprinted on the
team’s t-shirts and
sponsor will receive
a free t-shirt
Your name
/company name
(or logo) will be
displayed at
competitions,
appear in the
Chairman’s video,
and placed on the
robot
You will receive a
copy of the team’s
annual yearbook
and receive a team
plaque
* Sponsorship of the RoboLancers shall begin once funds are received by the team. It shall continue for the
minimum of one calendar year, but if the donation is made at the end of a school year, it will continue through
the following school year, ending in June, unless an additional donation is made
Please send your tax-deductible donation made payable to The Associated Alumni
of Central High School. Please make a note on the check: “To be used for
Central High School’s Robotics Team, the RoboLancers.” The desired logo or
company insignia may accompany your check or emailed as an attachment (in PDF
[preferred], JPG, PNG, TIFF, or GIF format), to robolancers@gmail.com.
Donations should be mailed to:
Central High School
1700 West Olney Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19141
Attention: Daniel Ueda, Head Coach.
 The Associated Alumni of Central High School is a 501(c)(3) charitable corporation under the
Internal Revenue Code [Tax ID: 23-1618008]
We sincerely thank you for your support.

3. Who We Are
The RoboLancers are a student-operated, adult-mentored robotics program based out
of Central High School in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The program was founded in
1999 as FIRST Robotics Team #321 and included five students from the school.
Since then, the program has evolved into a multi-faceted organization of 60 students
and 9 adult mentors that - with a $20,000 per year budget - competes in two to three
competitions, hosts various STEM training and outreach programs around the city,
and has become a shining example of what students in a struggling urban setting can
do if given the opportunity.
What We Do
The RoboLancers provide students with a complete immersion in STEM problem
solving. Students are given hands-on engineering experience as they work in teams to
solve electrical, mechanical, and programming problems. Students work with solid
modeling programs, programming languages, web design software, and control
systems. The students themselves then use this gained knowledge to inspire other
students in Philadelphia to become interested in STEM fields through various school
and community events; including hosting the Philly Robotics Expo, mentoring at
FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) and FIRST Lego League (FLL) events, building robots
for theater groups, participating in a documentary about high school robotics teams,
and demonstrating their robots at district schools and STEM awareness events.
Our Goals
A primary goal of the RoboLancers is to work with the students in Central High
School, the School District of Philadelphia (SDP), and the greater Philadelphia area to
inspire their involvement in STEM and computer science fields. The program is
unique in that it empowers those disadvantaged and underrepresented populations on
a small scale in order that they themselves may engage those populations on a larger
scale. Other program goals include the following:
 To inspire every individual that builds with, learns from, cheers for, or hears about
the team to have confidence in themselves and in their future
 To spark students’ interest in STEM and computer science within the School
District and the City of Philadelphia, and ultimately produce young adults who
contribute to the community, country, and world in STEM fields
 To prepare students for enrollment in higher education with an interest toward
obtaining engineering, computer science, and other STEM related degrees
 To foster a positive self-image, leadership skills, teamwork and moral behavior
among Philadelphia students
 To transform the image of Philadelphia to one which is a hub for advanced
technology through various partnerships with local businesses and universities
Sponsorship
If you want to sponsor an award-winning Philadelphia public high
school robotics team, please consider becoming a sponsor of the
RoboLancers.
Your sponsorship will provide a connection with students who will be tomorrow’s
leaders in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) fields. Would
you please help? In addition to financial support, the team always is in need of tools,
materials, software, hardware, and services (e.g., printing, copying, t-shirt production,
advertising). If you are unable to provide financial support, we always are in need of
team mentors. Please contact the RoboLancers for more information about these
important aspects of giving. The following levels of sponsorship* currently are
available:
.
SPONSORSHIP
REWARD
LEVELS
BRONZE
(UNDER
$500)
SILVER
($500-
$999)
GOLD
($1,000-
$2,499)
PLATINUM
($2,500-
$4,999)
DIAMOND
($5,000-
PLUS)
PREMIER
RoboLancers’
recognition, along
with thank you
letter and current
year subscription to
RoboLancers’
Roundtable
This is the
RoboLancers’
highest and
most unique
level of
sponsorship.
Sponsors at
this level have
made a
contribution to
the
RoboLancers
which
surpasses a
dollar value
and has an
impact on the
team which is
boundless.
Premier-level
sponsors’
receive the
highest level of
rewards,
which will
continue just
as long as the
team exists.
Your name
/company name
(or logo) will be
indicated in all
team publications
and on website
Your name
/company name
(or logo) will be
imprinted on the
team’s t-shirts and
sponsor will receive
a free t-shirt
Your name
/company name
(or logo) will be
displayed at
competitions,
appear in the
Chairman’s video,
and placed on the
robot
You will receive a
copy of the team’s
annual yearbook
and receive a team
plaque
* Sponsorship of the RoboLancers shall begin once funds are received by the team. It shall continue for the
minimum of one calendar year, but if the donation is made at the end of a school year, it will continue through
the following school year, ending in June, unless an additional donation is made
Please send your tax-deductible donation made payable to The Associated Alumni
of Central High School. Please make a note on the check: “To be used for
Central High School’s Robotics Team, the RoboLancers.” The desired logo or
company insignia may accompany your check or emailed as an attachment (in PDF
[preferred], JPG, PNG, TIFF, or GIF format), to robolancers@gmail.com.
Donations should be mailed to:
Central High School
1700 West Olney Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19141
Attention: Daniel Ueda, Head Coach.
 The Associated Alumni of Central High School is a 501(c)(3) charitable corporation under the
Internal Revenue Code [Tax ID: 23-1618008]
We sincerely thank you for your support.

4. Awards
Below is a list of awards we have been honored to receive in the last two years:
2013: FRC MAR Regional Championship: Engineering Inspiration Award
2013: FRC Seneca High School District Tournament: Engineering Inspiration Award
2013: FRC Springside/Chestnut Hill District Tournament: Engineering Inspiration Award
2013: Pennsylvania FTC Championship Tournament: Connect Award
2012: FRC Springside/Chestnut Hill District Tournament: Engineering Inspiration Award
2012: FTC Central Pennsylvania Qualifying Tournament: Motivate Award
2012: FTC Philadelphia City Qualifying Tournament: 3rd Place Inspire Award
Head Coach: Daniel Ueda
Assistant Coach: Katherine Conrad
Officers:
President: Etienne Jacquot, 273
Vice President: Callan Powell, 273
Secretary: Keiana Smith, 274
Treasurer: Angely Iigura, 273
HR Co-Leads: Christian Perez, 273
Krystyna Salyuk, 275
Mechanical Lead: Kamal Carter, 274
Electrical Lead: Steven Choe, 273
Programming Lead: Zhenying Wu, 273
Marketing Lead: Thomas Davidenko, 275
Contact Us
RoboLancers
c/o Central High School
1700 West Olney Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19141
215.276.5262
robolancers@gmail.com
Visit us on the web:
www.robolancers.com
Premier Sponsors: Joan and Bernard Spain, 198
Past Sponsors
Central High School’s RoboLancers (FIRST Robotics
Team #321) in St. Louis, Missouri, for the FIRST World
Championships – April 2013
Central High School’s FIRST robotics team,
THE ROBOLANCERS
FIRST FRC Team #321
FTC TEAMS #5320 AND #6676
We don’t just build robots.
We build the future.
Diamond Level Sponsors:
Platinum Level Sponsors:
Gold Level Sponsors:
Silver Level Sponsors: