This year we have many options for teams to qualify for National Championships. Teams can qualify via any local tournament director, via national online qualifiers, or in person at the US Open.
The US Open will be located in Southern California on June 3rd, 2023 and will feature RoboSports, RoboMission, and SumoBots. Top teams at the US Open in RoboMission will advance to Denmark International Friendly in September and will represent Team USA Robotics.
National Championships will be held on July 28th - 29th, 2023 and will feature all divisions and categories. Top teams will advance to WRO International Final in Panama in November and will represent Team USA Robotics.
We look forward to an exciting 2023 season! Good Luck to ALL teams and we will see you at Nationals.
- Derrick Kreimann WRO-USA National Organizer
Robotics competitions are for everyone whether you have access to a coach or not. Our online training academy meets live weekly starting in February to help walk you and your team through a solution that can be used at any USA competition* so your team can have a great experience at our events!
Many other competitions require a highly skilled technical coding coach for a kids to compete. Our competitions are designed so any parent can help their child build a robot and be successful in competitions. WRO-USA provides every team with a basic build, recorded, and live coaching sessions to ensure a minimum level of success at any tournament.
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Team ZyZyBot out of Illinois finished 28th in the world in RoboMission Elementary. In Germany they said that being on Team USA was an amazing experience! They are Definitely a team to watch heading into the 2023 season.
USEL Upland CK out of California finished 13th in the World in RoboSports and said the competition was so much fun and the are excited to work hard and represent the United States again next year in Panama.
Team Spark out of New Jersey finished 2nd in the world in Future Engineers Category. Their coach was extremely proud of them and they were Lazer focused in Germany! They hold the title of highest finish for any team representing USA in International Competition.
Hi I Am Derrick! I am The CEO of USEL and The National Organizer for World Robot Olympiad™ USA. I also had similar feelings about not knowing much about robotics when I started coaching. Before I started coaching robotics, I owned a business teaching kids how to do hands on science projects. I had purchased some LEGO EV3 Robot Kits in 2014 as a way to attract more kids to our summer camps. Needless to say I didn't use them much.
About a year after starting our business my son had told me he seen Robotics Competitions and wanted to try one out with his friend. He asked me to coach them using our Robot Kits and I reluctantly agreed. We practiced for a week before the competition and because I didn't know too much about robotics so I wasn't really much help for my son and his friend. We ended up in last place but, after seeing the event in person I learned two things:
1. If we had practiced a little more we could have probably advanced to the next round of competition, it wasn't that hard.
2. Being an ex football coach I couldn't believe schools didn't offer this more to students, it was the best of education and sports all rolled into one!
Needless to say I was hooked. Over the years I met other coaches who taught me techniques to get better, watched hundreds of YouTube Clips and coached teams that have competed in many tournaments. Over the years I have coached teams that have won many regional championships, national championships, and even represented the USA in WRO International Finals.
Now As National Organizer I want you to have that same experience. Being a coach is amazing and you really just need to be willing to learn and be patient. Anyone can be a coach and as a parent there is no better feeling than being the one to mentor my own child in the field of Robotics. You don't need to spend thousands of dollars on coaching or have a background in engineering to get your child excited about robotics. Register your child today and start practicing. Don't worry we will help you along the way. I promise you and your child will have an amazing experience! I will See you at nationals!
-Derrick Kreimann
CEO USEL Youth Robotics Competitions
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Q: What Ages Can Participate In World Robot Olympiad™?
A: This year there are different categories for kids ages 6yrs - 19 yrs of Age.
Q: How Do I Qualify for Team USA and Earn A Spot In Panama For International Finals?
A: You must compete at Nationals and place Top 3 in your division. However in RoboSports only the National Champion Is Awarded A Spot On Team USA.
Q: How Many Kids Can Be On A Team In World Robot Olympiad™?
A: A Team Consist Of 2-3 Kids and 1 Coach. No Exceptions.