Rescue Line (OPEN) |
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| 2ND PLACE | YU’s - Dhruv Mandalik, Christopher Sperry | |
| 3RD PLACE | AVAlanche - Alexander Ethier , Aditi Gopalakrishnan, Vedaang Verma | |
| 4TH PLACE | Road Rippers - Jay Tadinada, Walter Xia | |
| 5TH PLACE | Tech Support - Eshaan Debnath, Krishna Iyer, Sohah Kulkarni | |
Rescue Maze (OPEN) |
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| 1st PLACE | REA2 - Alan Jiang, Etaash Mathamsetty Venkata, and Ryan Wang | |
Rescue SIMULATION(OPEN) |
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| 1st PLACE | Machinosus - Dhruva Chakravarthi, Andrew Chen, Peter Leong |
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Rescue Line (Primary) |
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| 1st PLACE | Line AC - Alice Ma, Charlotte Wei | |
| 2ND PLACE | Line SV - Vivek Sharma, Showrya Verma | |
Rescue Simulation (Primary) |
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| 1st PLACE | 3 Amigas - Swara Karthick, Lexi Qiu, Audrey Zhang | |
3 teams have been invited to compete in France at the upcoming 2023 RobocupJunior World Championships.
Special Award |
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| Most Inspirational Award | Andrew Dai - Despite setbacks and the rest of the team wishing to give up, Andrew persevered with a remarkably resilient spirit and continued on his own. He gave an impressively sound technical presentation for the team at the end of the competition. |
Rescue Line (OPEN) |
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| Best Mechanical/Electronic Award - 1st Place | AVAlanche - Alexander Ethier , Aditi Gopalakrishnan, Vedaang Verma |
| Best Algorithms Design Award - 1st Place | AVAlanche |
Rescue Maze (OPEN) |
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| Best Algorithms Design Award | Int elligent; - Sujay Konda, Pranav Sitaraman, Derek Wang |
Overall |
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| Best Engineering Practice Award 1st Place | Machinosus - Dhruva Chakravarthi, Andrew Chen, Peter Leong |