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RECF - VEX UIL Texas State Championship 6A

VEX V5 Robotics Competition

Date: 5-Feb-2026 Add to Calendar
Event Code: RE-V5RC-25-2335
Program: VEX V5 Robotics Competition
Event Type: School-Based Tournament
Event Format: In-Person Invitational
Field Control System: VEXNet Field Control
Capacity: 48
Spots Open: 4
Event Region: Texas - Region 3
Max Registrations per Organization: 2
Standard Registration Opens: 26-Sep-2025 12:00 EDT
Registration Deadline: 3-Feb-2026 12:00 EST
Payment Deadline: 3-Feb-2026 12:00 EST
Price: $150.00

This event is closed to registration because:

It is past the registration deadline.

General Info

This event is for Texas UIL 6A teams only.

Rule Modifications

Although this event does not qualify to the World Championships, it will use the following rules modifications:

This event will use the Automonous Win Point criteria for events that qualify directly to the World Championship described in rule SC8.
1. At least ten (10) Blocks of the Alliance’s color are Scored.
2. At least three (3) different Goals include at least two (2) Scored Blocks of the Alliance’s color.
3. At least three (3) Blocks of the Alliance’s color have been removed from Loaders adjacent to the Alliance’s Alliance Station.
4. Neither Robot is contacting the Park Zone barrier.
This event will have "Best of 1" eliminations matches through the semifinals. The finals matches are played "Best of 3"

See the How To Qualify tab for invitation details

Click Here to learn more about the Robotics Event Center.

Grade Level: High School

Skills Challenge Offered: Yes

Judging Format: No Judging

Skills Challenge Offered for VURC/VAIRC teams: No

Event Dates & Locations

Date: 5-Feb-2026

Venue/Location:

Learner Support Center CCISD
2903 Falcon Pass
Houston, Texas 77062
United States

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Agenda

Thursday, February 5, 2026

8:30 am Pit Area & Inspection Open

9:00 am Skills Challenge Rounds Begin

9:15 am Team/Driver Meeting

10:00 am Qualifying Rounds Begin

12:00 pm Lunch Break

1:00 pm Qualifying Rounds Resume

4:00 pm Alliance Selection

4:30 pm Elimination Matches & Awards

6:30 pm Venue Closed

Volunteer

Volunteers are the heart of any VEX Robotics event. If you would like to volunteer, please contact the event partner through the contact form on the event home page.

Emergency/Bad Weather Policy

All cancellations will be communicated through email. Please check your email the day before and the morning of the tournament.

Refund and Payment Policies

No Refunds. Registration fees may be transferred to another current season CCISD event.

Date: 5-Feb-2026

Learner Support Center CCISD
2903 Falcon Pass
Houston, Texas 77062
United States

Travel Info

Clear Creek ISD Learner Support Center on Google Maps

Click Here for a parking map for the event

Webcast

All CCISD robotics events are webcast on our Vimeo page: https://vimeo.com/ccisdrobotics

Judging Format

No Judging

Lunches

Concessions and Lunch Pre-orders will be made available by FRC team Robonauts 118

Pre-Orders due Tuesday 2/3 at 6:00PM https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSedBjV85sxdOhw2MUjnAB9fHux0m-oH5L7pqYterBkpw1kF2A/viewform

Merch

Official UIL State Championship merchandise will be available on site throughout the event.

How to Qualify

To qualify for the UIL State Championship, your team must be affiliated with a UIL member High School.

Teams may ONLY participate in their correct division. All teams are manually verified before the event and will be moved/removed as required. Click here to check your school before registering.

Registration is on a first come first serve basis, so make sure to register ASAP!

Teams qualify by one of two ways:

1) Competing at legally qualifying events across the state of Texas and winning a UIL Championship qualifying spot.

2) Being pulled from the states skills rankings two weeks before the UIL Championship.

If a team double qualifies OR a middle school team wins a UIL Championship spot, the spot will then go to the next highest team in the skills ranking for the event.

Qualification spots for the UIL Championship are being assigned based on the capacity of the event. The capacitys and spots are as follows:

16-29 - - - - 3 spots (Tournament Champions and Skills Champion)

30-40 - - - - 4 spots (Tournament Champion and Tournament Finalist)

40+ - - - - 5 spots (Tournament Champions, Tournament Finalist, Skills Champion)

Points Information

Lone Star Cup

Each school gets 1 point for attending (this is per school attending, not per team attending)

Tournament Champions - 6 pts

Tournament Finalists - 4 pts

Semi-Finalists - 2 pts

Academic Sweepstakes

Tournament Champions - 20 pts

Tournament Finalists - 16 pts

Semi-Finalists - 11 pts

If two teams from the same school win any combination of awards, the highest point award is the only one that is given to that school. Here are some examples to help explain"

Teams 123A and 123B are from Purple High School and win Tournament Champions. Purple High School receives 7 points towards the Lone Star Cup (6 points for placement and one point for attending), and 20 points towards the Academic Sweepstakes award.
Teams 123A from Purple High School and 456A from Red High School win Tournament Finalists. Both high schools receive 5 points towards the Lone Star Cup (4 points for placement and 1 point for attending), and 16 points towards the Academic Sweepstakes award.
Team 123A wins Tournament Champions, and 123B wins Tournament Finalists. Purple High School receives 7 points towards the Lone Star Cup (6 points for placement and one point for attending), and 20 points towards the Academic Sweepstakes award.