Warren Hills District Event
Sisters 1st team brought their robot, Rubi, to Week 1 at the Warren Hills District Event and performed outstandingly, finishing first out of thirty teams with a staggering record of sixteen wins and one loss. The team's hard work and programming knowledge shined through when they earned the Autonomous Award, which recognizes Rubi's consistency and high-performance during the autonomous period of each match. Sisters 1st and their alliance, 316 and 1672, secured the District Event win through careful strategy, grit, and teamwork.

Mount Olive District Event
Carrying the momentum from Warren Hills, Sisters 1st and a refined Rubi travelled to Mount Olive High School to compete in the Mount Olive District Event during Week 4. Putting their all into their robot's performance, Sisters 1st ranked first out of 33 teams after qualification matches. The team's meticulous design and attentive fabrication of Rubi also secured them the Quality Award, which recognizes the robot's robustness. After selecting their alliance partners, 8706 and 6945, and facing elite defense and opposition, they clinched the District Event win. 

Lehigh District Championship
Sisters 1st went toe-to-toe with some of the best FRC robotics teams in the Mid-Atlantic district during Week 7. After competing with robots that have been completely rebuilt, they learned and adapted to make the most out of Rubi and their performance. They were awarded with the Autonomous Award, showing the programming prowess of Sisters 1st and their great ability to strategize. They finished eighth out of 66 teams after qualification matches, and after selecting their alliance, 9094 and 1807, they pushed through to produce something that has never been seen before: the underdog, Alliance 8, competing against the clear powerhouse that is Alliance 1. Despite losing against Alliance 1, Sisters 1st made great strides and taught them the importance of resilience despite the odds.

Houston World Championship
Bringing the enthusiasm gained from their performance at Lehigh, Sisters 1st travelled to Houston to compete in the FRC World Championship. They were placed in the Hopper Division, competing against teams from all over the United States, Canada, China, Australia, and other countries. Facing the top teams from around the world, Sisters 1st did not cower, and finished seventh in their division out of 74 teams. As Alliance Captains, they chose 8214 and 1710 to work together in the combined pit, they performed greatly against other outstanding teams. Despite being eliminated in the playoffs, Sisters 1st experienced a new world: performing in the World's district playoffs, and will carry all the lessons and new knowledge to the next season.