Welcome to TRCompetition

LEARN THE SKILLS. BUILD THE ROBOT. COMPETE.


The TRCompetition teams at TRC provide our students with engaging and dynamic opportunities to apply what they learn in the classroom within a social setting, fostering lasting friendships. Selection for teams occurs through an exclusive invitation process, prioritizing students who have been involved in our Homeschool, TRClasses, TRCamps, and previous teams during the 2024-2025 period. Any additional openings will be filled afterward. Team meetings will take place on designated days for specific training and practice sessions, with the possibility of extra meetings on Saturdays as necessary.


Our Vision: Dare to Explore

To be Middle Tennessee's premier homeschool engineering program—where students learn from professional instructors, develop real skills through a complete K-12 pathway, and graduate ready to compete.


Our Mission: Dare Mighty Things

To inspire the next generation through comprehensive engineering education in technology, robotics, and computer science—developing confident problem-solvers who will shape tomorrow's world.



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FALL 2026 TEAM REGISTRATION

Thanks to our TEAM sponsors and supporters

2026-2027 Season

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FLL Competition Schedule

Tentative and Subject to change!!!


  • FLL Qualifier- December (TBA)
  • FLL East Tennessee State Championship-  February (TBA)


FTC Competition Schedule

Tentative and Subject to change!!!


  • FTC Invitational Scrimmage 1- (TBA)
  • FTC Invitational Scrimmage 2- (TBA)
  • FTC Regional Qualifier- (TBA)
  • FTC State Championship- February-March (TBA)

RDL Competition Schedule

Tentative and Subject to change!!!


  • Regional Qualifier- November 14 (CMHS)
  • Robot Drone League Nationals - March 11-13 (ETSU)

2026-2026 Season

FIRST programs

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FIRST Alumni ScholarshipS

FIRST Alumni and Scholarships


High school-level FIRST participants become FIRST Alumni and gain access to exclusive education funding as part of the FIRST Scholarship Program.


Who are FIRST Alumni?


FIRST Alumni are graduates of high school-level FIRST programs (i.e. FIRST Tech Challenge and/or FIRST Robotics Competition).

FIRST participants automatically become FIRST Alumni after graduating high school.

FIRST Alumni are 2.6 times more likely to enroll in an engineering course freshman year of college.

Over 75% of FIRST Alumni are in a STEM field as a student or professional

Nearly half of the FIRST Alumni are still involved in FIRST as coaches, mentors, volunteers, and donors.

More information about FIRST Alumni, along with internship and networking opportunities, can be found at www.firstinspires.org/alumni.


Who is eligible for a FIRST Scholarship?


High school students who have participated or are participating in high-school-level FIRST Robotics Competition and/or FIRST Tech Challenge teams can apply for FIRST Scholarships.

Most FIRST Scholarship Providers request applications during a student's senior year, but there are a few scholarships available to juniors or college students. 

Each scholarship may also have other eligibility requirements as set by the provider. Eligibility requirements are available at www.firstinspires.org/scholarships.


FIRST Alumni Scholarships