Team Search

Examples

Find information about a team

• Enter a team number in the Team # search box.
• Click Search Teams (or hit enter).

Refine a search

• Leave the existing search criteria (e.g., from the example above).
• Check an Event Type (e.g. Qualifier).
• Click Search Teams (or hit enter).

Start a fresh search:

• Click Reset.
• Start your new search.

Find upcoming events where a team is registered or is on a waitlist

• Click Reset if needed to clear previous search.
• Enter a team number in the Team # search box.
• Check Upcoming / Results Pending.
• Click Search Teams (or hit enter).
• Optional: In the search results table, click the Event Results and Awards column title to sort by this column.

Find "4-H" team information

• This search uses the wildcard symbol '*'. See a description of the two wildcard symbols ('_' and '*') in the Tips section below.
• Enter 4*H (to match both "4H" and "4-H") in the Organization search box.
• Click Search Teams (or hit enter).

Find the events where the "The Giant Diencephalic BrainSTEM Robotics Team" was the captain of the winning alliance at Qualifiers or State Championships. You remember that the team was associated with the "BrainSTEM" organization, but don't remember their team number.

• Click Reset if needed to clear previous search.
• Enter brainstem in the Organization search box.
• Click Search Teams (or hit enter).
• You find that team 8393 is the team you are looking for.
• Click on 8393 in the Team # column of the search results table. This performs a search of team number 8393.
• Check Winning Alliance, Captain, Qualifier, and Championship.
• Click Search Teams (or hit enter).

Find the Inspire Award winners for the 2022-2023 Season

• Click Reset if needed to clear previous search.
• Enter 2022 in the Season search box.
• Check Inspire and Winner.
• Click Search Teams (or hit enter).

Tips

Search box usage:

• Team #
  • Search box input: up to 5 digits
  • Search type: exact match of input
• Name
  • Search box input: letters, numbers, and some special characters (see special character tips below)
  • Search type: matches anything containing input
• Organization
  • Search box input: letters, numbers, and some special characters (see special character tips below)
  • Search type: matches anything containing input
• City
  • Search box input: letters, '-', '.'
  • Search type: matches anything containing input
• State
  • Search box input: two letter US state or CA province abbreviation
  • Search type: exact match of input
• Season
  • Search box input: season years formated yyyy-yyyy, but only the starting year yyyy is required
  • Search type: exact match of input
• Event
  • Search box input: letters, numbers, and some special characters (see special character tips below);
  • Search type: matches anything containing input

Clinking on a link in the results table

• Team #, Team Name, Organization, or Location columns: Perform a search on that item. Note that city and state are separate so you can perform a search on just the city name or the state.
• Season column: Leaves Team Search page and goes to that specific Season Event Calendar page.
• Event / Teams column: Leaves Team Search and goes to that specific FTC Event page or Season Teams page

Matches and Win-Loss-Tie Format

• When available, match performance summaries for each match level are displayed in the Events Results and Awards column (Matches: ).
• Match resutls are shown in a Win-Loss-Tie format.
• Match level key: Q=Qualification, P=Playoff Matches, SF=Semifinals, F=Finals, C=Championship (dual division finals)
• Elimination Matches (2023 and prior seasons): SF matches and F matches
• Example (2023 and prior seasons): Matches: Q: 3-2-0, SF: 2-1-0, F: 1-2-0
• The team played 5 Qualifying matches, 3 Semi-Final matches, and 3 Finals matches
• Playoff Matches (2024 and later seasons): P matches and F matches (P matches are all playoff matches up to, but not including, the Finals matches.)
• Example (2024 and later seasons): Matches: Q: 3-2-0, P: 2-0-0, F: 1-0-0
• The team played 5 Qualifying matches, 2 Playoff matches, and 1 Finals match

Wildcard Symbols

• There are two symbols that may be used as wildcards.
• The underscore '_' is a wildchard symbol representing a single character.
• The asterisk '*' is a wildchard symbol representing zero or more characters.
• You only need to use the '*' wildcard in the middle of your search string. There is an implied '*' before and after your search string in the Name, Organization, City, and Event
search boxes. There is no need to use an asterisk wildcard at the beginning or end of your input.

Search Errors and Special Characters

• Limit the use of special characters in the search boxes as our website security software may see them as a potential attack. If it does sense an attack, it will stop your search and redirect you to a "Forbidden" webpage.
• To recover, click your browser back button to return to the Team Search page, click Reset, and then retry your search without special characters or use one of the wildcard symbols listed above.
• Note: after being redirected to the Failure page n-number of times within a short period of time, your IP address will be temporarily blocked from our entire site.

Search Data Freshness

• The data used in this Team Search page is regularly pulled from FTC Events and Teams pages then cached separately to provide better search performance. If you see a discrepency between the search results and the source webpage, the source webpage is correct.
• Any discrepencies should be auto-corrected within a few (< 15) minutes of a source webpage update.

If you have any questions or experiece other issues, please use the Contact Us page to get in touch with us.