Team HYPER Robotics

05/29/2026

Three members of Team HYPER were interviewed by Quincy Access Television's "That's Interesting." Thank you to QATV, Frank Hart, and our team members for taking time to participate in the interview:

In this episode we discuss the 2026 season of Team Hyper Robotics. Guests are Lilly Chen, Daniel Gladstone, and Chris Johnson.

05/20/2026

Glad to have supported Quincy's elementary and middle school programs!

05/16/2026

Team HYPER hosted our annual Quincy Robotics Challenges. At the end of the day, Team HYPER celebrated our a bit early. Please recognize our six seniors who committed to their college plans today and the three who signed in spirit.

05/07/2026

Team HYPER is looking for volunteers for our May 16th Quincy Robotics Challenge. Please use this form to sign up for a volunteer position:

On May 16, 2026, please come help at the QPS Robotics Competition among Quincy's middle and elementary schools. Let us know your volunteering preferences below. Feel free to email with questions.

05/01/2026

Student-created newsletter for March 2026.

04/01/2026

Our drive coach kept his word about singing Lava Chicken.

03/30/2026

Student-created newsletter for February 2026.

03/29/2026

Our UNH stream for 3/29/2026:

nefirst.org/frc-events/unh

03/28/2026

Streaming link for HYPER's UNH Competition:

nefirst.org/frc-events/unh

03/21/2026

Team HYPER competed at the NE District North Shore Event. We encountered our share of mechanical issues and had to fix new issues between each match. We fought hard and persevered. From freshmen to veteran seniors, our whole team grew. Students’ bonds deepened with new injokes, new names for the robots, shared wigs and fashion, and the thrill of competition.

Morale ran high from our victories, comradery, and our fashion. Team HYPER vowed to improve for our next competition in New Hampshire. Students studied where we went wrong in our matches. Our builders and engineers planned improvements for our robot. Drive team demanded more meetings to practice more. We hope to make the Quincy Public Schools proud in New Hampshire as we rally to a new competition.

Shoutout to our playoff alliance partners: 1922 and 3566
Thanks must be given to our students, mentors, and parents. Support from the Quincy Public Schools, our sponsors, and Quincy’s elementary and middle schools’ LEGO Robotics have been vital to keeping our program running and hopefully thriving to a new banner win.