Welcome to the Frog Force Website!
Welcome to www.frogforce503.org, home of team 503!
Read a letter from Senator Cassis.
Team 503, Frog Force is a robotics team from Novi, Michigan that competes in the FIRST Robotics Competition. Sponsored by Magna Seating, the team consists of 54 students from Novi High School and 20 engineers, teachers, and technicians who mentor the team. Read more >>
Team Activities
A chronogical list of team activities for this calendar year is under development. Team members are welcome to contribute to the content summarized on this page.
Frog Force Wins Big at West Michigan Districts, Clinches State Spot
This past weekend, Frog Force competed at the West Michigan District Competition at Grand Valley State University. Although many teams were unfamiliar to us, we were glad to see some great teams from the "East side" come over as well including the Killer Bees from Notre Dame Prep, Lightning Robotics from Plymouth-Canton Schools, and the Robostangs from Northville. Read more >>
Team 1941
For more photos of the Cass Tech District event, go here.
Frog Force's sister team, team 1941 from Frederick Douglass Preparatory School recently competed at the Cass Tech Read more >>
Cass Tech Competition
Click "read more" to see a short video of the competition. Read more >>
Dean's HomeWork
Greetings Teams:
During the FRC Kickoff this year, Dean Kamen offered a homework assignment to every student – to assist FIRST in building both a current participant and an alumni participant database for FIRST.
Starting today, you can complete this part of Dean’s Homework (Part 1) by registering at: Read more >>
3115 Finds Success in Traverse City

Frog Force's sister team, 3115 Robo-Panthers from West Side Academy in Detroit, found success this weekend at the Traverse City competition, coming home with multiple awards. Read more for details of their exciting weekend. Read more >>
The Practice Field
Thanks to Freescale we have funding to construct a full size field in our build site!! It took 2 students and 2 mentors, a total of 50 hours to construct the 54' by 27' crater for this year’s competition. The field is full regulation size and cost a total of $1,100. The field will be utilized to test stability, traction, and reaction of the robot. We are very excited to have such a valuable resource at our disposal! Read more >>





