Bagel Bytes Robotics

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We are Bagel Bytes, Culver City High School’s robotics club in Culver City, CA. We compete in FIRST  competitions as FRC Team 702.


As the National Victors in this year's FIRST Robotics Competition we strive for excellence as we push towards our international competition

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Team 702 is a robotics team and club located in Culver City High School. Team 702 was founded in 1999 and was first sponsored by Noah’s Bagels, thus earning its nickname:  Team 702 Bagel Bytes. Since then, the team has grown to house over 60 members spanning 5 subteams: design (CAD), manufacturing, programming, business, and safety. All of these aspects of the team are managed by the students themselves with minimal input from adult mentors, who mainly serve as advisors.

Team 702 is a robotics team and club located in Culver City High School. Team 702 was founded in 1999 and was first sponsored by Noah’s Bagels, thus earning its nickname:  Team 702 Bagel Bytes. Since then, the team has grown to house over 60 members spanning 5 subteams: design (CAD), manufacturing, programming, business, and safety. All of these aspects of the team are managed by the students themselves with minimal input from adult mentors, who mainly serve as advisors.

Awards

2023 LA Regional Winners

2019 Monterey Bay regional winner

2017 Judges Award

2014 Woodie Flowers Finalist Award (Alfredo Alvear)

2018 – Innovation in Control Award

2012 – Creativity Award sponsored by Xerox

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Teaching since 2001

Team History

Team History

What started out as a hobby for a small group of kids began to grow and develop into what it is now, a fully-fledged extracurricular after school club that seeks to not only compete in the FIRST Robotics Competition, but also teach engineering skills and help develop students into STEM fields by working with engineering professionals and other students.

What started out as a hobby for a small group of kids began to grow and develop into what it is now, a fully-fledged extracurricular after school club that seeks to not only compete in the FIRST Robotics Competition, but also teach engineering skills and help develop students into STEM fields by working with engineering professionals and other students.

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Empowering students

Empowering students

As a team, we take pride in our members’ freedom to participate as much as they can in team activities. We understand how busy students are with their numerous extracurriculars and academic duties. For this reason, members are committed to the team only to their desired extent, allowing for a flexible, stress-free schedule.

As a team, we take pride in our members’ freedom to participate as much as they can in team activities. We understand how busy students are with their numerous extracurriculars and academic duties. For this reason, members are committed to the team only to their desired extent, allowing for a flexible, stress-free schedule.

Leadership

Captain - Zachary Rosenburg

Systems Engineer - Adam Kim

Lead Strategist - Ethan Cole

Mech - Bennet Kim, Ian Kim

Programming - Max Lehman, Spencer Pogerzelski

Business - Kamalika De Gavin Rizzo

CAD - Penn Carbo

Mentors

Coach - David Stout, Craig Singer

Mechanics - Alfredo “Fredo” Alvear

Programming - Antoine Durr

Mentor- Jean Stout

Grant Fundraising - Kate Rosloff

At Large - Michael Lum, Steve Levin, Linda Rosenberg, Arielle Singer

Leadership

Captain - Zachary Rosenburg

Systems Engineer - Adam Kim

Lead Strategist - Ethan Cole

Mech - Bennet Kim, Ian Kim

Programming - Max Lehman, Spencer Pogerzelski

Business - Kamalika De Gavin Rizzo

CAD - Penn Carbo

Mentors

Coach - David Stout, Craig Singer

Mechanics - Alfredo “Fredo” Alvear

Programming - Antoine Durr

Mentor- Jean Stout

Grant Fundraising - Kate Rosloff

At Large - Michael Lum, Steve Levin, Linda Rosenberg, Arielle Singer

Leadership

Captain - Zachary Rosenburg

Systems Engineer - Adam Kim

Lead Strategist - Ethan Cole

Mech - Bennet Kim, Ian Kim

Programming - Max Lehman, Spencer Pogerzelski

Business - Kamalika De Gavin Rizzo

CAD - Penn Carbo

Mentors

Coach - David Stout, Craig Singer

Mechanics - Alfredo “Fredo” Alvear

Programming - Antoine Durr

Mentor- Jean Stout

Grant Fundraising - Kate Rosloff

At Large - Michael Lum, Steve Levin, Linda Rosenberg, Arielle Singer

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Competitions won

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Competitions won

16

Years Operating

5

Major Awards

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