FRC Team #4089
STEALTH Robotics
Building robots, building futures, since 2012
About STEALTH
STEALTH Robotics is Duvall's own FIRST Robotics Competition team, founded in 2012 and based at Cedarcrest High School. With 400+ alumni and counting, the program has been shaping the next generation of engineers, programmers, and makers for over a decade under the guidance of head mentor Kevin Ross, who has led the team since day one.
The team competes in the FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC), designing and building competition-ready robots in just six weeks each season. Beyond the competition floor, STEALTH runs community outreach across the Snoqualmie Valley, bringing STEM education to students of all ages.
Community outreach
- Freshman orientation demos
- Elementary school visits
- Community expos and events
- Local parade appearances
- STEM classes and workshops
- Interactive robot walkthroughs
2026 Season
REEFSCAPE
This season's robot, Jeff, is named after one of the team's mentors. Across three district events, the team posted a 37-18-0 record.
2026 Competitions
PNW District - Glacier Peak
Snohomish, WA 路 Mar 14-16, 2026
Captain of Alliance 1, won the event
PNW District - Auburn
Auburn, WA 路 Mar 28-30, 2026
1st Pick of Alliance 2, eliminated in Finals
PNW District Championship
Cheney, WA 路 Apr 8-11, 2026
2nd Pick of Alliance 7, eliminated in Double Elimination (Round 3)
Awards and Milestones
STEALTH qualified for the Houston World Championship in 2013 and 2014, just their first two seasons of competition.
Rookie All Star Award
PNW District
Innovation in Control Award
PNW District
District Event Winner
West Valley District
District Event Winner
Glacier Peak District
District Event Winner
Glacier Peak District
FTC Affiliate Teams
STEALTH also mentors two FIRST Tech Challenge teams, giving younger students a pathway into competitive robotics before they reach high school.
SparqC
FTC #16867
SparqV
FTC #18221
Support STEALTH
STEALTH Robotics Booster Club
Building competition robots takes funding, mentors, and community support. There are several ways to help the team keep going.
What the boosters pay for
- Parts and materials
- Travel to regionals
- Registration fees
- Mentor support
- Software licenses
- Competition entry