We are the Kinematic Flying Chickens, a First Tech Challenge team from Southern California. Our flock of 15 came primarily from First LEGO graduates, with additional players coming onboard least year and currently.
Our rookie year (2023-24) was spent practicing at Pershing Middle School, and 3 years ago we moved to our coach's garage affectionately known as the COOP. At Pershing we had a sister team, the Encrypted Goofy Geese; for 2024-25 we merged together under one name. Since then we have had the combined knowledge and experience of both teams! We were so happy to be awarded with the Control Award during our 2025-26 Decode Season.

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| July 31st, 2026 The Team at Ascential Medical & Life Sciences |
Meet our Current Members:
Ryan: FLL 3 seasons, FTC 4th year
Team Duties: Project Manager, Driver
Favorite Color: Green
Justin: FLL 5 seasons, FTC 4th year
Team Duties: Team Coach, Chassis Designer, CAD Design
Favorite color: Blue
Sam: FLL 5 seasons, FTC 4th year
Team Duties: CAD Design, Launcher Designer, Builder
Favorite Color: Blue
Sebastian: FLL 2 seasons, FTC 4th year
Team Duties: Intake Designer, Builder
Favorite color: Light Blue
Logan: FLL 3 seasons, FTC 4th year
Team Duties: Launcher Designer, Driver, Builder
Favorite Color: Blue
Asher: FLL 2 seasons, FTC 4th year
Team Duties: Builder, Chassis Designer, Driver
Favorite Color: Orange
Talon: FLL 2 seasons, FTC 4th year
Team Duties: Outreach Manager, Team Manager
Favorite Color: Green
James: FLL 3 seasons, FTC 4th year
Team Duties: Coder, Builder, Human Player
Favorite Color: Blue
Eli: FLL 3 seasons, FTC 4th year
Team Duties: Outreach Member, Coder
We would like to give a special thank you to the founders of Team 14129, The Wizalos and the OGs:
Players
Yo-Yo Yang, Anrew Balka, Chloe Smith, Will Baker, Sean Carlson, Matthew Merrow, Alexios Savvides, JeremÃah Short, Aidan Connor, Jacob Showman, Isaac Miller, Roan Carpentar
Coach
Karen Miller
The OGs and Wizalos played through FTC seasons Skystone, Ultimate Goal, Freight Frenzy, and Power Play, then passed the (robotic) torch to our two rookie teams, 14129 EGG and 23696 KFC. Not only did they pass on their team number, but met regularly with our players and coaches to mentor on teamwork, engineering, project planning, and best build practices. We are so grateful and thank them all for their knowledge (and the gift of a robot and parts) to kickstart our journey into FTC. With their gifts of generosity and gracious professionalism, we are learning "how to fly!"
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