NTX Tournament of Robots

A FIRST Robotics Competition Off-Season Event on October 26th
STEM Gals

A FIRST Robotics All-Female Competition Off-Season Event on October 25th
Registration is due by Friday, October 17th, 2025
Two great events at one venue on one weekend!
October 25th-26th, 2025
Vines High School
1401 Highedge Dr,
Plano, TX 75075
Information and Payment
The NTX Off-Season Planning Committee (including but not limited to FRC 1296, FRC 5431/5790, and FRC 6171) is pleased to announce that the North Texas Tournament of Robots, including the Annual STEM Gals Tournament, will be returning for the 2025 off-season in Plano, Texas!
Teams are allowed to bring their own food to the competition building. We are also working on having some options available for teams.
We would also like to encourage teams, if possible, to stay and help tear down the field. This will allow the field/support staff and volunteers to go home early.
We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to FUN for generously allowing STEM Gals and NTX to be streamed onto FUN's YouTube page!
All participants must complete the STEM Gals/NTX Consent & Release form.
Registration is opening soon!
The $400 registration fee covers both STEM Gals and NTX Tournament of Robots.
Payment can be submitted by check payable to
Titan Robotics Booster Club
1701 Alma Drive
Plano, TX 75075
- or via PayPal -
If you have any questions, please email julia.goodwin@pisd.edu
Volunteer Form
2025
Schedule
Friday, October 24th, 2025
5:00 pm - Field Set Up - Dinner Provided for Registered Volunteers
7:00 pm - Load-in/Registration
10:00 pm - Pits Close


2025
Registered Teams
Teams marked with an asterisk (*) may be part of the asterisked (*) event
Rules Changes
STEM Gals and NTX 2025 will use the FRC 2025 REEFSCAPE rules except where noted in the document.
TBA
Location
Community Outreach

Students from the Rockwall High School Robotics Team, Full Metal Jackets, organize cell phone donation barrels for Secure The Call, which provides free 911 cell phones for those in need, including senior citizen centers, women’s/domestic violence shelters, and police departments.
In addition to collecting cell phones, the Full Metal Jackets will also be conducting battery recycling. They’ll accept a variety of batteries including AA, AAA, 9V, C, and even used FRC robot batteries, helping the community safely dispose of hazardous waste and support sustainability efforts.
Students from Plano ISD Academy High School Robotics Team, Titan Robotics, are partnering with the Children's Advocacy Center for Collin County for their Annual Teddy Bear Drive.
The drive will be held on the same day as NTX (October 26th), and teams are encouraged to bring teddy bears to donate. These bears will bring comfort to children supported by CACCC.
Learn more at https://caccollincounty.org/tbr/
