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Following an incredible 2025–2026 season highlighted by a World Runner-Up finish at the 2026 VEX Robotics World Championship, TechBlazers is officially opening recruitment for the 2026–2027 VEX V5 season. With achievements across World Championships, Signature Events, and Provincial Championships, TechBlazers continues to develop students through long-term STEM education, original engineering design, and elite-level robotics training. Led by internationally experienced...
At the VEX Robotics World Championship 2026, TechBlazers Team 16610G made an impressive debut by advancing to the Division Top 8 and earning the Judge Award, demonstrating strong engineering fundamentals and teamwork in their first season.
TechBlazers 16610A competed at the 2026 VEX Robotics World Championship in St. Louis and achieved Create Award, Division Championship (with Shanghai 9123C), DOME qualification, and World Championship Finalist (2nd Place). A season defined by innovation, teamwork, and top-level performance.
TechBlazers, representing Canada at the VEX Robotics World Championship, has released its Worlds robot reveal. With multiple world-first achievements and three signature innovations — the S-shape design, wing mechanism, and sunroof structure — the team is leading design trends across the VEX field, with many teams building upon these concepts.
TechBlazers teams 10837T and 10837R delivered outstanding performances at the 2026 CREATE U.S. Open (VIQRC Middle School). Team 10837T secured the Teamwork Challenge 2nd Place Award after winning their division, while Team 10837R earned the Judge Award for excellence in engineering design and communication.
TechBlazers middle school teams achieved outstanding results at the 2026 CREATE U.S. Open Robotics Tournament. Team 16610B earned 2nd place in Robot Skills and won Best Decorated Pit, while Team 16610G secured the Excellence Award, the highest honor in VEX competition. The event served as a key international stage leading into the VEX World Championship.
A student from TechBlazers achieved an outstanding result at the Ontario VIQRC Elementary School Provincials. Competing with their team, the student helped secure the Teamwork Champion Award, earning a spot at the prestigious VEX Robotics World Championship. The accomplishment reflects the importance of STEM education in developing engineering thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving skills among young students.
TechBlazers teams achieved outstanding results at the Ontario VEX Provincial Championships, competing among 80 high school and 28 middle school teams. Multiple teams earned top tournament placements and prestigious engineering awards, including Tournament Finalist, Design Award, Build Award, and Robot Skills rankings. Their strong performances secured several qualifications for the VEX Robotics World Championship, where TechBlazers teams will compete...
On February 21, the VEX IQ Robotics Competition (VIQRC) Mix & Match Competition Qualifier in Brampton, Ontario successfully concluded. TechBlazers teams 10837D, 10837R, and 10837T all advanced to the finals. Highlights include: 10837R won the Design Award (VIQRC) 10837T earned 3rd place in the Middle School division for the Robot Skills Challenge This was not
TechBlazers Team 16610G was featured by F.U.N Robotics Network, a rare honor for middle school teams. They showcased two innovations: the Metronome Power-Sharing Clutch System, which dynamically distributes power between mechanisms for efficiency, and the Alliance Color Sorting Mechanism, which automatically identifies and sorts balls to prevent scoring errors. Both competition-tested designs earned multiple Innovative Awards, demonstrating exceptional engineering...
