General Info
General Info
Welcome to the V5RC Override Relay.
This is our Open Event. Any team can register for this Override competition and we look forward to seeing you all
Help Wanted Volunteering
We can always use volunteers.
Here is the sign up form.
If you are interested in how allinace selection works please follow the link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3i-Z2ucZRqM
- Venue
- Millburn High School
- Address
- 462 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey 07041, United States
- Dates
- February 21, 2027
- Grade Level
- High School
- Skills Challenge
- Yes
- Judging Format
- Digital Engineering Notebook Submissions / In-Person Team Interviews
Registration & Logistics
- Event Type
- Open Tournament
- Event Format
- In-Person
- Field Control
- Smart Field Control
- Capacity
- 64
- Spots Open
- 44
- Event Region
- New Jersey
- Priority Registration Opens
- 19-Nov-2026 12:00 EST
- Standard Registration Opens
- 27-Dec-2026 12:00 EST
- Registration Deadline
- 18-Feb-2027 00:00 EST
- Payment Deadline
- 5-Dec-2026 03:00 EST
- Price
- $175.00
Agenda
Doors open 7:30 am
Event Meeting 8:15
Matches and Skills 8:30-3
Elims 3:30-4:30
Awards 4:30
Skills will be running the whole time the event is running.
Judging Format
Judging Format We do reserve the rights to cancel judging if we do not get to at least 15 judges. If you would like to volunteer for judging please reach out to the contact on the "Volunteer" Tab
Volunteer
Volunteer Help Wanted Volunteering We can always use volunteers. The best place for adult volunteers is judging. We are trying to have judging at a few more events this year. Getting Judging at an events is important as it will give teams experience. You do not need experience and will be instructed/trained by an experienced Judge Advisor. Thanks in advance. Here is the sign up form. http://help.robotr.school/ Here is a parent testimonial about helping with judging and how it is helpful and rewarding: "I wanted to reach out to you to share that I think all parents should volunteer to judge a competition at least once while their kids are competing. My student has been at this for 9 years and this year was the first that I judged a competition. It helped me truly understand the amount of work involved and the layers of skills learned over the years. Until then I had glanced at notebooks and watched matches but didn't realize how detailed the notebooks were. I didn't realize the competition encourages the students to explain and show each iteration of their robot throughout the season. They even require information about each team member's role and level of participation. This was also apparent in the interviews which truly blew me away. The best interviews showed all members on the team were involved. It was clear which teams put thought and effort into their interview prep as well as reviewed the competition rules to ensure all requirements were met. As a parent I never really knew or thought about the non technical skills Vex required from the top teams. My conversations with my kid were usually about the technical skills of building and programming and less on presentations, public speaking, teamwork, and collaboration but those are equally as important in the competition. I think experience judging would help parents understand holistically most aspects of VEX as well as appreciate the incredible program. Here is the sign up form. http://help.robotr.school/
Emergency/Bad-Weather Policy
Emergency/Bad Weather Policy There are no snow dates available for this event. We will let teams know as soon as possible about snow closures.